Mongrel Country Ep 01

Me and my dear mate Eddie Miller ave started a footy podcast titled Mongrel Country. Episode 1 you can find in the link below. Ep one sees Ed and i discuss who our favorite and least favorite  commentator's are, the old half time " if you don't want to know the scores look away" and the songs they played, favorite goals and 2021 predictions. 



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