Adam Peacock and Georgie Parker’s special guest this week is two-time Paralympic Gold Medallist and winner of marathons the world over, Madison de Rozario.  Madi discusses her epic wins in Tokyo, her life spent travelling the world, dealing with detractors who think her sport is easy (it bloody isn’t!), when she realised life would be different but still brilliant for her, and how she got to know her partner in crime this weekend, Georgie, so well.  Adam and Georgie also discuss some of the big yarns on Code Sports, including revelations female footy umpires are treated so horribly, plus what the end may look like for Messi and Ronaldo.  And also, politicians posing with sporting equipment. It’s rife. What is the solution?

Adam Peacock and Georgie Parker’s special guest this week is two-time Paralympic Gold Medallist and winner of marathons the world over, Madison de Rozario.

Madi discusses her epic wins in Tokyo, her life spent travelling the world, dealing with detractors who think her sport is easy (it bloody isn’t!), when she realised life would be different but still brilliant for her, and how she got to know her partner in crime this weekend, Georgie, so well.

Adam and Georgie also discuss some of the big yarns on Code Sports, including revelations female footy umpires are treated so horribly, plus what the end may look like for Messi and Ronaldo.

And also, politicians posing with sporting equipment. It’s rife. What is the solution?

Adam Peacock and Georgie Parker’s special guest this week is two-time Paralympic Gold Medallist and winner of marathons the world over, Madison de Rozario.
Madi discusses her epic wins in Tokyo, her life spent travelling the world, dealing with detractors who think her sport is easy (it bloody isn’t!), when she realised life would be different but still brilliant for her, and how she got to know her partner in crime this weekend, Georgie, so well.
Adam and Georgie also discuss some of the big yarns on Code Sports, including revelations female footy umpires are treated so horribly, plus what the end may look like for Messi and Ronaldo.
And also, politicians posing with sporting equipment. It’s rife. What is the solution?

Football in Australia is in trouble. The A Leagues are in a legitimate existential crisis, pathways are broken, the Olyroos have missed qualification for Paris and even the international teams have been generating headlines for the wrong reasons of late. Football’s problems have been laid bare time and again but solutions have been difficult to come by. We look to fix that by speaking to the most influential figures in the game.

Football in Australia is in trouble. The A Leagues are in a legitimate existential crisis, pathways are broken, the Olyroos have missed qualification for Paris and even the international teams have been generating headlines for the wrong reasons of late. Football’s problems have been laid bare time and again but solutions have been difficult to come by. We look to fix that by speaking to the most influential figures in the game.

Adam Peacock has looked to fix that by speaking to the most influential figures in the game, and he discusses his findings here with Mark Bosnich and Robbie Slater.

Football in Australia is in trouble. The A Leagues are in a legitimate existential crisis, pathways are broken, the Olyroos have missed qualification for Paris and even the international teams have been generating headlines for the wrong reasons of late. Football’s problems have been laid bare time and again but solutions have been difficult to come by. We look to fix that by speaking to the most influential figures in the game.
Adam Peacock has looked to fix that by speaking to the most influential figures in the game, and he discusses his findings here with Mark Bosnich and Robbie Slater.

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