When sport collides with true crime.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsTrue Crime |
medium: As Richards alleges blood cheating is rife, Williams has a difficult return to rugby.
Long: With the full Bloodgate scandal now exposed, rugby enters a period of soul-searching.
Fallen Harlequins coach Dean Richards makes allegations that b... more
Bloodgate is big news - and it’s about to get even bigger…
Dean Richards’ resignation has thrust Bloodgate onto the front and back pages - but details of the cover-ups remain outside the public domain.
That’s until Paul Kelso, sports news correspon... more
After receiving his 12-month ban, Tom Williams faces pressure from the club and his team-mates as he considers blowing the whistle on the Bloodgate plot.
We hear about secret meetings between Tom and the club’s board and horse-trading over what lev... more
Gripping testimony from the Harlequins dressing-room as Tom Williams persuades club doctor Wendy Chapman to help cover up his act of cheating.
But when new footage emerges of Tom appearing to chew on a fake blood capsule, European Rugby prosecutors ... more
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Idk some of the seasons are amazing and im questioning how these stories are real and other ones it’s just rly bad and im questioning why these are coming to me 😭😭😔 like y do i need to know this ? 🤨 sorry not gr8 review 🫶🏻🤓😰 x
Difficult to listen to due to Ross Kemp sensationalising every other word and speaking slowly to drag out his lines. Also, he needs advising on how to pronounce Harlequins.
Very hit and miss - 3/6 series has an unholy amount of view time from me (I probably spent the best of my questionable tweenhood on this podcast instead of indulgeing in some kind of tedious subject like MaThMaTiCs or a video game - no third party reference). Others are mediocre or truly bad.
Really enjoying this. The change of presenter for each series is great and they are very I
Informative and easy to listen to.
This could have been so much more under the skilful management of a professional journalist!
The podcast is overly sympathetic toward Swaibu, and the chosen interviewer, bizarrely Troy Deeney, is more interested in talking about himself than examining a hugely important issue for Football.
If you want to listen to an 8 episode love-in between Swaibu and Deeney then this is the podcast for you. If you want to listen to an in-depth exposé of match fixing at the heart of British football then mo... more
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A compelling exploration of the intersection between sports and crime, highlighting the darker stories that can emerge from the world of athletics. From match-fixing scandals to violent incidents involving athletes, the episodes present personal accounts and in-depth analysis that reveal the moral complexities and consequences surrounding these true crime narratives. Notably, the discussions feature real-life experiences from former players and insiders, offering listeners a raw and authentic perspective on how crime can infiltrate the sporting arena, along with its lasting impacts on the players involved, the sports community, and fans alike.
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