We have travelled around the world dreaming of playing sport professionally... and we never made it. However, if there is one skill we have acquired it’s the art of being a great team-mate.We create content for the kid in every adult! There are Dad Jokes, fun games and plenty of chat about the things that made us laugh this week. We know life gets busy, so this is our way of bringing you along for a chuckle. So grab a beer, coffee or glass of wine and join us for the fun. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 8 days 3 hours 23 minutes
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episode 4: 4. What are the Rules and Will Silent Sunday Stop the Tools?
Episode 4 and the boys discuss the things that are getting chins wagging in Australian sport this week! This is squeezed in amongst the main ingredients: 'Skin's Stats', 'The Social Sin Bin', Leigh's story about his first catholic communion and James blowing up about singing.
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episode 5: 5. Pronounce Your Surname Marnus Labuschagne: Upcoming Ashes and Garage Cricket Clashes
The boys bring up their fifth episode in style. Well two of them do. Baze took some annual leave. They speak to Australian Ashes squad member Marnus Labuschagne discussing the upcoming series, the Big Bash schedule and most importantly the unusual ways he prepares himself for difficult conditions. Before the Marnus chat this episode features one of the strongest ‘Social Sin Bin’ entries on record!
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episode 6: 6. Handshake or Hug, Smith No Mug and That Swimming Drug
Episode 6 of the We Got the Chocolates podcast features a serious sound upgrade. We take on some controversial topics this week: Are performance enhancing drugs rife in swimming, is ball tampering too common in cricket and is Steve Smith the best since Bradman? Mitch learns about a new sport in 'Skin's Stats' and a Steve Smith dedication song starts to shoot up the charts.
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