Sport 4 Thought

Despite Mark bringing the wrong running order to the table, another pod is ready for your ears. We talk; -FA cup shocks and an epic draw: do things need to change? -Superbowl XVVXXSMMLAS: or whatever it is now -Six Nations: do bonus points mean great rugby? -Tiger, Royal Rumble and Federel v Nadal: is it the 90s? Plus the Sporting Hat - our random questions selection game - makes its debut at the end of the pod. Stick around to hear Carl create the greatest sporting hybrid game of all time Thanks for listening, go tell your friends... S4T

The team are back for the first time in four months, and on the agenda, we have; -our look back at the highlights of 2016 -a look at rugby's new laws -Our Premier League kneejerk predictions ridiculed -do footballers have too much power these days? -Carl's Calendar Corner (aka what's coming up) And plenty more. We're back, and planning to make this a more regular thing again. So like us, share us, and listen up. S4T are here to stay folks, your ears will be delighted!

We're back to dissect the Olympics, and talk about why Team GB are so bloody good right now. Elsewhere, who is gonna win the Premier League and who's going down? How good is this England ODI team? Can Rosberg turn the tide on Lewis Hamilton this weekend? And is Ryan Lochte THAT bad a guy? We don't know the answers, but that won't stop us talking about them... cheers for listening. Beeeeeeeeeeeef!

We're back, and as we make our debut in the new Pod venue (complete with birds singing throughout), we're chatting about a mega few weeks of sport, where British success came in the tennis, the F1, the golf (kind of) and definitely not in the football. Plus, will Neill survive his dreaded cough long enough to last the podcast? Tune in to find out...

We're back with our third podcast of 2016, as we look back on the first week of the Euros, a change of coach for Andy Murray, a resurgence from Lewis Hamilton... and plenty more. In Neill's absence, we turn to technology to "copy him in". We'll let you decide if it works. Enjoy, keep listening and see you soon!

It's episode 16, and we're back for the "business end" of the football season, plus we're counting down to the Olympics by basically nailing the format golf should have used. Elsewhere; -Conor McGregor's ill-timed announcement ruins our sporting comeback feature -we reflect on the T20 World Cup, the Masters and the recent sporting news from the US -Mark drops in as many references to his honeymoon (in America, btw) as possible -Carl still refuses to believe Spurs can win the title -A wonderful wolf pun is used What more can you ask for? Enjoy! And remember... Sport4Thought is like the POLAR OPPOSITE of fight club. There's no violence, and we want you to tell everyone about it. Go spread the word!

In honour of England winning the Six Nations (a week early, no less!), we talk Six Nations, Eddie Jones and the possibility of an Italian relegation. Elsewhere.... •the amateur golfer who had to turn down almost $300k... •the commentator who dry-wretched on air for 2 minutes... •can anyone catch Mercedes? F1 is back... •Villa: Worst. Team. Ever... •Sharapova and out? Maria's positive drugs test... •and finally, we kick off our new nostalgia section with a look back at Friday Night Lights. Tune in to hear Neill defend the film as if it were his only child... Enjoy!

It's our first podcast of the year (finally!), and we're joined by a guest as we chat all things Fifa and football, plus ask; -do fans have the right to be a**holes at a game? -Are Friday night Six Nations games good or bad? -Does anyone care about the Europa League? -What round will Quigg/Frampton finish in? Enjoy, share, subscribe... thanks!

What is the greatest computer game of all time? And just how good can this Jamie Vardy lad actually get? Elsewhere, Neill makes an insane amount of spurious claims, Mark hopes Palace can beat Sunderland (they can't), and Carl is feeling a Tottenham-led smugness that we all want to see crash and burn. Enjoy!

After a three week break, the awesome threesome (self-named) are back, with plenty to cover; -After 11 episodes of us being obsessed by drugs, the world has finally caught up, so times to talk all things Russia -Andy Murray has a busy schedule coming up, so can he balance it? -We reflect on an attack-dominated World Cup, and wonder just how good this All Blacks team are -Why are England so rubbish at spinning the cricket ball? -Great results for Palace and Spurs, and another woeful week for Chelsea (tee hee) and plenty more. Enjoy, and remember to rate us if you like what you hear. Cheers!

Ireland are out of the Rugby World Cup, but we bravely battle on to discuss the southern hemisphere quarter. Elsewhere, it's a bad week for Eugenie Bouchard, a good one for golf... and is bridge a sport? No, but we discuss it anyway. Enjoy, and give us a rating on iTunes. You know you want to....!

In the week Brendan Rodgers and Dick Advocaat depart their clubs, we talk about the crazy start to the Premier League season, and what's next for Liverpool. Elsewhere, England have exiting the World Cup after three games, so where do they go now? We don't know, but we'll talk nonsense about it for a while! Enjoy.

We have a guest this week, as three become four with the appearance of Ed Airey. As a West Ham fan who doesn't like South African rugby much, it's been a good week for him. Elsewhere, we debate Suzann Pettersen's golfing morals, discuss Diego Costa's football morals and chat through the opening weekend of the Rugby World Cup. No moral debate there though, sorry. Enjoy!

We're back from a brief hiatus, and there is plenty to get through; -Yorkshire's hot streak in cricket, and England's capitulation on the final day -drugs and she who shall not be named in athletics -Lewis Hamilton has basically wrapped up the F1 title, but how's JB getting on? -The Rugby World Cup is here, so listen to Mark and Neill fear another Irish failure -And it's Tottenham v Palace this weekend, so time for Carl and Mark to go head to head. One thing they have in common? The joy that is Chelsea's poor start. -Oh, and Mark won a bet!! This week, it's all about the goals! Enjoy....

It's episode 7, and with the athletics in full-flow, we talk all things gold, silver, bronze (and drugs!). Elsewhere; -F1 explodes back onto the podcast with yet more moaning drivers - and Vincenzo Nibali tries his best to out-pace them all -Can anyone stop Man City winning, and will anyone stop Dick Advocaat leaving? -The Ashes are over, but cricket goes on. Carl argues for a new opener to line up alongside Mr Cook -We dip our toe in the waters of a new feature, Hot Or Not, kicking off with talk of Tiger, transfers and Arsenal's rise and demise -Bobby Soldado scores. Carl cries. Enjoy, and keep on listening!

As Neill returns to the fold, drugs rears its head in the athletics world. Coincidence? You decide. Elsewhere, we talk about Jason Day's magic and the future of golf's big three, plus all things football as the Prem really gets going. Oh, and we laugh at Australia's cricketers. They really are rubbish.

In Neill's absence, Mark Thomas (not that one) steps in to join regular duo Carl and Mark. This week, there's a lot of random sports involved, plus the unpredictability of the Ashes leaves us stumped (see what we did there?). Fantasy football is upon us, too, and that forms the basis of the weekly bet - which Mark C HAS to win!

It's week four, and we've started going delirious. Hence why Carl would admit to the world that he's never seen a Rocky film (madness), Neill has started becoming more and more obsessed by horse dancing, and Mark is trying - and failing horribly - to talk about sport he knows nothing about. Enjoy.

A bit more sporting news; a chat about Joaquin Phoenix's Open success; how awful England are at cricket; our "favourite" pre-seasons; and of course, the weekly gamble - can a rugby bet help Coffers pull it back after Carl's Adam Scott success?

We're back talking more nonsense. A bit of sporting news, a chat about the Ashes and the recent football transfers, a discussion about our sporting debuts and of course, the weekly bet. This time, Neill had to choose his own!