Bark at the Moon

Flintoff, Savage and the Ping Pong Guy

BBC

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4.8 • 8.5K Ratings

🗓️ 14 March 2017

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Former England cricket captain Andrew Flintoff, former footballer for Wales and 606 presenter Robbie Savage, and former Olympic table tennis player and sports journalist Matthew Syed discuss the week's sporting talking points. Tonight they tackle: red cards in cricket, the challenges of being a sporting parent and the issue of legal and non-legal use of drugs in sport.

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0:00.0	MUSIC
0:08.0	Three, that's a magic number. Three, it is.
0:13.0	It's the magic number.
0:15.0	I just had an army.
0:16.0	Hello and welcome to Flintoff Savage and the ping pong guy, the Matthew Thide.
0:22.0	We got some meaty topics this week, red cards and cricket,
0:25.0	and the massive issue of drugs in sport.
0:30.0	Let's find out what you've been up to over the previous few days.
0:35.0	Robbie.
0:36.0	We had a football match yesterday, myself, Freddie and our gym colleagues.
0:40.0	We had a few...
0:42.0	Well, let's say ringers in, but Sean Gauter turned out to be more interested
0:46.0	than going for the buffet afterwards.
0:48.0	He was about scoring goals.
0:50.0	Paul Dickoff, Dougie Friedman.
0:52.0	So we had a few plays played at most.
0:54.0	He was at Manchester, we put in the academy in the indoor pitch.
0:58.0	And I was a bit nervous about it because obviously I'm not a footballer.
1:01.0	I've said that, I reckon I was one of the better players.
1:04.0	I'm not sure that we had the real Sean Gauter.
1:07.0	Unbelievable, bad.
1:09.0	I believe it. Robbie Savage.
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