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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2022 · 1H 48M

Bastille Day Special- Famous French Sportspeople

from Sport Shack · host Paul Tonner

Paul and Glenn are back for another fun and entertaining episode. This week we are going french and celebrating the french national day, bastille day and discussing things french and french sportspeople. some of what we talk about in this episode include - popular sports in france. - a former footballer and current coach of one of the world's great sides. - the worlds greatest female cyclist who is still competing strongly well into her 60's - marie jose-perec - famous rugby players such as serge blanco and phillipe sella - tony parker - alain prost and sebastian loeb --famous tennis players such as mary pierce, rene lacoste, amelie mauresmo, yannick noah, henri leconte - famous footballers such as michael platini, kylian mbappe, paul progba, thierry henry, fabian barthez. - asene wenger - european handballer nikola karabatic - martin fourcade - geo andre -andre the giant - laure manaudou We also discuss some of the great aboriginal/indigenous athletes from australia over the years and paul rates them from 10-1. We discuss the winners and losers for the week in sport. we also have our quiz and our who am i and where are they now? segments.

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