A morning after edition of the reaction podcast sees Sixties and Forty20 dissecting a rather water saturated loss to the South Sydney Rabbitohs. Parramatta's woes continued with a 32-16 defeat that was starkly punctuated by sloppy errors and frankly poor footy IQ.

The boys look at the costly mistakes and lapses in judgement as increasingly it is apparent that the Eels are discovering means to lose game as much as their opposition are finding ways to win.

Believe it or not, there was something to salvage from the loss with good debuts from both Charlie Guymer and Jake Tago. Guymer came off the bench and delivered a firebrand effort filled with controlled venom and aggression while Tago worked hard out of the backfield and flashed a bit of explosive playmaking ability in the limited chances he got down the left edge. Sixties and Forty20 chat about their impact and the other players who kept the Eels somewhat competitive last night.

The episode concludes with the recording of the Pre-Game Show where the wonderful David Liddiard joined the boys to discuss footy, his career and the lasting impact he has made off the field. Phil Malligan, District Inspector of Moree, shares a moment to talk about his relationship with David and their involvement in both the Gumaali Project and the NRL driven Project Pathfinders.