ShepSPORT: SCENES in Jamaica, Trump CRASHES Victory photo & who’s the GOAT of GOATS?
The Shepmates ShowShow Notes
In this episode of The Shepmates Podcast, the boys unpack a chaotic week in global sport, starting with Donald Trump crashing what should’ve been the ultimate photo moment at the FIFA Club World Cup. Someone get him out of there! Then, breaking news: Australia absolutely demolishes the West Indies in the Test match, making a new Australian record. Plus, they dive into a new discovery, the GOATs of all GOATs. Not footy, not basketball… but ice hockey. The numbers are absurd, the legacy untouchable, and the boys are officially obsessed.
**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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