Join Tony Armstrong on a trip through the annals of sports history to uncover some of the most extraordinary, untold tales that will captivate, surprise, and inspire. From footy to Formula 1, this is the show that celebrates the winners, losers, and the weird stuff between.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Category | Sports |
We wanted to share the return of the podcast ‘Two Good Sports” with you to enjoy. Join acclaimed journalists Abbey Gelmi and Georgie Tunny every week, as they take on the biggest stories from the world of sport and peel back the layers. Whether you’r... more
It’s the year 1990, in the small town of Vinton, Louisiana, where a horse race is about to get started. A thick fog has settled on Delta Downs Racecourse. Visibility for this one-mile race is almost zero. It seems like winning is going to be a close-... more
Long before Serena, Ash and Naomi, women’s tennis was dominated by one name. Known as “la Divine” - The Goddess - Suzanne Lenglen was a trailblazer in every sense of the word. Not only was she an unstoppable force on the court, but she was also a pio... more
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Cmon, I love sporting history but most of these are just basic and bland with substance at all. It’s obvious they just take from other stories they have listened to and try and make it their own. The Phar Lap one in particular was a news story from over a year ago in the Sydney Morning Herald that came about from a brilliant investigation podcast called Killing Phar Lap. Do better please.
No original stories
Great pod
Way too short
Can’t get enough of Tony’s humour
Great pod. Would love them to be longer.
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This show offers a vibrant exploration of sports history, emphasizing the captivating, lesser-known stories that have shaped various athletic disciplines. With a blend of humor and insight, episodes range from football to Formula 1, tackling topics like legendary figures, pivotal events, and the quirky side of sports. The narrative is often enriched by personal anecdotes, engaging discussions, and intriguing analyses of both celebrated and obscure moments in the sports world. This unique storytelling approach not only entertains but also educates listeners about the evolution of sports and the impact of notable personalities.
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