ShepSPORT| The forgotten GOAT commentator, We don’t get soccer, Konstas’ rig & WNBA crush
The Shepmates ShowShow Notes
In this episode of ShepSPORT, the boys deliver a Rabbit Hole Rankings shake-up with a brand new #1 obsession taking the crown. They shine a spotlight on one of the most legendary commentators, Clinton Grybass and also try to figure out what exactly the FIFA Club World Cup even is. Plus, Konstas gets the rig out, there’s a new face of the WNBA, and for the first time in Shepmates history, a devastating tech fail. The audio’s a little cooked, and there’s no AFL Around the Grounds this week, but the boys are powering through for the love of the game.
**About The Shepmates Podcast Hosted by Aussie twin brothers Miles and Archie, The Shepmates Podcast is your weekly dose of sports, comedy, and chaos. From AFL and local footy to global headlines and internet culture, the boys break it all down with sharp banter and zero filter. Born in the bedroom, built for sports fans everywhere.
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