"I SAID JUST MOVE ON!"
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What did Stuart McGill say on his podcast that caused a stir?
Are you familiar with former Australian leg spinner Stuart McGill? Yeah, well, I know of. Yeah. So he decided to get into the podcast world, you know? Yeah, classic.
Why are the Springboks not conducting enough drug tests?
The Aussies are loving it at the moment, aren't they? Shit, yeah. Every old former player and their dog has got a podcast. Every old father that has once held a ball, bowled a ball, kicked it.
Who does Carlos Spencer believe should be the All Blacks #10?
However, Stewie McGill's a unique individual because he is batshit crazy. Okay, so I was going to ask that. Yeah. Has he always been this way? He's batshit crazy. He's got himself in all sorts of trouble previously.
What updates do we have from the Cocaine Cowboys Twilight Golf team?
But he thought, you know what? Everyone's doing a podcast. I'm going to do one.
What strategies do the Black Caps need to beat the Saffas in the T20 World Cup Final?
He'll give it a crack. However... not getting on so well with his co-host. So this is the latest pod. But I just think you're missing. Move on. You're missing my, what I'm trying to say. Cause I think. Move on. Move on. Move on. Move on. Move on. Listen, you Muppet. When I say move on, I'm not talking. I'm not saying keep talking about something. Move on.
What feedback did listeners provide in the 'Yours Please' segment?
It's my show as well. I can keep talking. Go on. Keep talking. I will keep talking. Listen to him shit himself. No, All right. All right. Now moving to the Bangladesh tour. And if you cut that out, it's the last time I ever work with you. I won't cut it out at all. I'll leave it in. So that was about, they were talking about the upcoming Australian. Sounds like an old Matt and Jerry. Yeah. Breakfast show. Yeah. We had a few shows like that. Don't you worry about that. I did send a message to Joe and I said, sometimes I feel like saying that to Masha. Yeah. Well, wait, what part? The guy, the guy that looks a little bit like Johnny Vegas. Can we just clip the move on and we can have it on a button bar? Yeah, we can do that.
Move on. Move on. What one do you want? Because there's a few in there. I think that first one's quite good. Move on. Because it's quite clear. So you go play it again. So he goes. But I just think you're missing. Move on. You're missing my word I'm trying to say. No, I think move on. That one's good. Yeah, that one is good. Who was Johnny Vegas? I don't know who that guy is, but what he was talking about. Yeah, and what was he talking about? What got him fired up was he was talking about the upcoming Australian tour of South Africa. They are going back to the scene of the sandpaper crime for the first time. And the guy was saying, look, I think the South African fans went too far last time in regards to David Warner, you know, wearing the Sonny Bill masks and everything like that.
Yeah, okay. And that teed off McGill saying, why did you bring it up again? Like, you're just as bad as the fans. It's like, you're just as bad as the fans. And he's trying to say, no, no, I'm trying to say that I've got a lot of empathy for. Move on. I've got a lot of empathy for Candice Warner and all that. And he says, and in the middle of before that, he goes, I'm good, mates. With Candice, okay? Move on. All right, okay. Don't bring it up again. You're just as bad as him. You're just as bad as him. Yeah, okay. A lot of cocaine energy coming out of that. My question for Stuart McGill is how good of a mate is he with Candice? I don't know. Yeah, well, who knows? However, the voice... Move on. I hope he's not that good.
I will move on, but... What gets me is the voice break of his co-host who's struggling a little bit to deal with the volatility of Stuart McGill. And he wants to move on to the Bangladesh series. Can we listen to that break? That's the funniest bit. Sorry, this might be tough for you, Joe, but yeah, move the whole thing. Here you go. Here we go. Look. You muppet. When I say move on, I'm not talking. I'm not saying keep talking about something. Move on. It's my show as well. I can keep talking. Go on, keep talking. I will keep talking. Go on, keep talking. Go on. No, I want to move on to the Bangladesh stuff. Good. All right. All right, now moving to the Bangladesh stuff. Oh, bless him. It's the last time I ever work with him.
I won't cut it out at all. Oh, bless him. Move on, Meshie. Is that what happens on midday to four on Newstalk ZB?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did Stuart McGill say on his podcast that caused a stir?
0:02–0:14
2
Why are the Springboks not conducting enough drug tests?
0:14–0:24
3
Who does Carlos Spencer believe should be the All Blacks #10?
0:24–0:37
4
What updates do we have from the Cocaine Cowboys Twilight Golf team?
0:37–0:40
5
What strategies do the Black Caps need to beat the Saffas in the T20 World Cup Final?
0:40–1:03
6
What feedback did listeners provide in the 'Yours Please' segment?
1:03–7:59
7
How can the Black Caps secure a spot in the Olympics?
7:59–8:58
8
What humorous antics occurred during the conversation about personal trainers?
8:58–45:56