The night shed. Bonfire crackle. A milestone that actually means something. We kick off with pure chaos energy—improvised lighting, a landmark episode number—and then swerve into a coach’s reality: a brilliant young keeper sidelined, rules blocking a replacement, and a long drive home capped by the most expensive mistake a tired mind can make. Four hours, a drained tank, and a team of teenagers who now have a story for life. Chaperoning turns into quake-watching as a short, sharp New Zealand ...
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The night shed. Bonfire crackle. A milestone that actually means something. We kick off with pure chaos energy—improvised lighting, a landmark episode number—and then swerve into a coach’s reality: a brilliant young keeper sidelined, rules blocking a replacement, and a long drive home capped by the most expensive mistake a tired mind can make. Four hours, a drained tank, and a team of teenagers who now have a story for life. Chaperoning turns into quake-watching as a short, sharp New Zealand ...
From Origins to Premier League: A Sports Card Journey Without Co-hosts
Coom & Currie Sports cards
25 minutes
1 month ago
From Origins to Premier League: A Sports Card Journey Without Co-hosts
Ever wondered what happens when a podcast host is left to their own devices? The answer unfolds in this first-ever solo episode as I navigate the airwaves alone while my co-host Mart lives it up in Bulgaria. Despite my reservations about "the sound of my own voice," the collector's passion shines through as I share an impressive haul of recent acquisitions. From a stunning Federico Chiesa numbered to 25 and a Jalen Milroe /299 to the crown jewel - a gold Topps Chrome Xabi Alonso numbered to ...
Coom & Currie Sports cards
The night shed. Bonfire crackle. A milestone that actually means something. We kick off with pure chaos energy—improvised lighting, a landmark episode number—and then swerve into a coach’s reality: a brilliant young keeper sidelined, rules blocking a replacement, and a long drive home capped by the most expensive mistake a tired mind can make. Four hours, a drained tank, and a team of teenagers who now have a story for life. Chaperoning turns into quake-watching as a short, sharp New Zealand ...
