Sporting Sport Opinions as always kicks off with who we are and what we are about, but this week MD & Johnnyjojoshabadoo are proud to say we are part o of the team behind the Bundaberg Sports Flood Appeal to help raise fund for some of the sporting associattions & floods heavily affected by the floods. Extra thanks to Emma McCarthy & Legado for all of their support.
We then obviously get straight into the big issues in sport while enjoying a few Corona's.
The Blade Runner Incident - Was it a burglar is is he just a grouch with a penchant for shooting things that go bump in the night. We take make a few puns at the expense of Oscar Pistorious as he now faces murder charges for killing his girlfriend.
The big issue of the week though has been the so called drug scandal in Australian Sport, is there fire behind the smoke or is this a political ploy? Is this the worst handled case with no real evidence? We give our angle on the farcical handling by ASADA & the ACC.
Rugby is back on and with the Reds about to kick off we have a quick look at the Super Rugby.
One last serve is given to cricket, the bias selectors that just love leaving out players from champion side if they are Queenslanders, and we cannot miss a chance to sink the boot into Channel 9 again and the annoying Bill Lawry.
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| The priceless coaster & Johnnyjojo's working stationery, the Keno Pencil & form. |
The game that is "Simply The Best", the NRL, is not far off and a few updates are handed out.
A red card is issued tot he A-League for the "any age is OK" policy for officials to handle games. Try not to mention the Roar or Liverpool to MD though with poor performances of late.
With time running out we don't forget about the awards:
Marto: At the end of the international cricket season it is fitting that Channel 9 and in particular Bill Lawry finish with another nomination.
Bryce: Rather than an on field official, ASADA, ACC, & Kate Lundy do well this week for their efforts in the drug debacle.
SSO Fail:Seems MD was extremely happy to announce Brad Haddin after he showed his poor keeping skills that seem to impress the national selectors
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