Max Rushden - Obedire Baggarts (Part 2)

The Moon Under Water

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Food, Comedy, Arts, Comedy Interviews

4.8 • 675 Ratings

🗓️ 1 May 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

*This is part 2 of Max's episode. Though you are free to listen in whichever order you so desire we really do recommend listening to part 1 first or things might be slightly confusing*

If you're a football fan then you'll be familiar with the pre-match pint. It's a magical pint full of excitement, discussions of tactics and - quite often - chanting. The post-match pint, however, is a differenet story. Will it be a pint of joy, or a pint of sorrow? Either way, football and pinting compliment each other perfectly, and this week's guest knows this only too well. It's presenter and host of Guardian Football Weekly Max Rushden!

Max grew up in Cambridge, and studied at Oxford; so he's well versed in the pubs of Oxford that played such an important role in the formative years of Landlord John and Robin. However, he's since decided to set up shop on the other side of the world... in Australia! Are we about to have our first ever Fosters-only pub? Probably not, but either way we can't wait to hear what he has in store.

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0:00.0	I'm Welcome back to the Moon underwater, everyone.
0:31.8	I am John Robbins, the landlord of this heady pub.
0:35.3	With me is the regular, the lovely Robin Allender,
0:38.2	and the fantastic Max Rushton football journalist extraordinaire
0:43.1	and presenter of the Champions League coverage,
0:47.0	Brackett's Australian edition.
0:49.2	Yeah.
0:50.3	The football is quite similar to the football
0:52.1	that they put in the Champions League and other countries,
0:55.6	but we're just doing it much earlier in the day.
0:58.3	And obviously the ball goes the other way around.
1:01.4	Of course, yeah, absolutely.
1:02.6	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:04.5	Yeah, absolutely.
1:06.0	Quite often, when ever I tweet a picture, somebody will tweet it back upside down to it.
1:10.1	Really?
1:12.6	Which I entwit is nice. But but to you it appears the right way up well of course yeah yeah sort of yeah it's quite confusing
1:18.0	robin uh could you before we continue with max's pub could you uh give us the answers to your
1:23.1	fantastic pub quiz sure thing so it's a music pub quiz, and I was talking about years that albums
1:29.2	came out in. First question was, in which year did Elephant by the White Stripes, Hail to the
1:34.2	Thief by Radiohead, and Room on Fire by the Strokes come out. Max, what are you saying for that?
1:39.6	2003. Max, has gone 2003, John. Well, I wrote review of Hail to the Thief.
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