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Sportzfan Radio show #234.2
12 February 2012 234.2 - The Panel discuss the test series between Australia and India with the question being whether Australia has improved that much or was India that bad. Paul Dalligan feels it has a lot to do with new … Continue reading
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Tagged arl, australia, bernard-tomic, chelsea, cricket, davis-cup, di-wu, dwight-yorke, england, fabio-capello, gianfranco-zola, graham-arnold, harry-kewell, india, john-terry, leyton-hewitt, mark-fiorenti, melbourne-victory, paul-dalligan, rugby-league, soccer, sportzfan-stan, sydneyfc, tennis, the-professor, viteslav-lavicka, ze-zhang
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Sportzfan Radio show #227.2
20 November 2011 227.2 – Mark Fiorenti also is critical of Socceroo’s coach, Holger Osieck with tactics and team selection. He thinks the tie against Saudi Arabia in February 2012 will be played at AAMI Park in Melbourne. Mark also … Continue reading
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Tagged a-league, aami-park, adelaide-36ers, basketball, big-bash, competitive-eating, cricket, dr-leslie, england, four-nations-tournament, holger-o, joey-chestnut, kangaroos, mark-fiorenti, mcg, melbourne-stars, melbourne-tigers, mordiboy, nbl, nrl, paul-dalligan, perth-wildcats, peter-roebuck, premier-league, royal-melbourne-golf-course, rugby-league, saudi-arabia, shane-warne, soccer, socceroos, sportzfan-stan, the-professor
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Sportzfan Radio show #226.2
13 November 2011 226.2 – Mark Fiorenti comes on to talk soccer and has to deal with questions over the Socceroos defeat by Oman overnight. He thinks it was a subdued performance and one of the worst in recent history. … Continue reading
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Tagged a-league, australian-open, basketball, brazil, canterbury-bulldogs, des-hasler, england, four-nations-tournament, france, gabon, golf, little-red-pocket, manly, mark-fiorenti, melbourne-heart, melbourne-victory, nbl, nrl, oman, rugby-league, soccer, socceroos, spain, sportzfan-stan, thailand, the-gelding, the-professor, tiger-woods, usa
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Australian cricket needs a revamp and quickly!
I often listen to Stan (@sportzfanstan) on Sportzfan Radio calling for underperforming sports administrators and coaches to be sacked. Recently, he has been critical of the Australian Test team’s performance in the Ashes series against England and I would say … Continue reading
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Tagged collingwood, cricket, england, james-sutherland, nbl, st-george, stan, the-ashes, the-professor
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Sportzfan Radio #179.1
14 November 2010 179.1 – The Professor starts by asking Daniel whether there should be a “mercy rule’ in basketball like there is in baseball, which then starts a discussion on the Melbourne Aces and whether their double header games … Continue reading
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Tagged afl, afl-draft, al-westover, australian-masters, corey-williams, daniel-eade, daniel-gaunt, danish-rock, england, graeme-swann, horse-racing, julius-hodge, melbourne-aces, melbourne-tigers, mordiboy, paul-gamble, Punting, queen-asa, rosehill, sandown, stan, the-ashes, the-gelding, the-professor, tiger-woods
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Sportzfan Radio #175.2
17 October 2010 175.2 – Dr Leslie comes on and cleans up after the Gelding’s weather forecast and racing segment – stool gazing indeed! The Professor explains that the Sydney Colt was unable to be on the show this week … Continue reading
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Tagged a-league, aami-stadium, australia, clark-kent, commonwealth-games, daryl-corletto, dr-leslie, england, epl, jonathan-thurstons, liverpool, manchester-united, mark-fiorenti, nathan-tinkler, newcastle-jets, nicole-chvastek, papua-new-guinea, parramatta-eels, paul-dalligan, ricky-ponting, shane-warne, soccer, stool-gazing, superman, the-gelding, wesley-college-old-boys
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Some dare I say "Mouth Watering" ties ahead at World Cup
All in all a promoters dream in the 2010 World Cup – so many games changing so many fortunes all hanging on a knife edge in the 3rd round! No bigger than Chile v Spain – a Spanish loss and … Continue reading




