Sean Garlick

On the podcast this week we have former Souths captain Sean Garlick, our remembering a Rabbitoh is Mario Fenech & we preview Friday nights big Broncos clash.

Sean Garlick Wikipedia

Sean Terence Garlick #783 – South Sydney Player Report

Garlo’s Pies Meet The Team

Captain in Focus: Sean Garlick

Remembering a Rabbitoh Mario Fenech

Mario “Test Match” Fenech #689 – South Sydney Player Report

Season 1 Episode 10 Mario, Maroon & Manly 18/9/2019

Captain in Focus: Mario Fenech

Ryan McGhee

Ryan McGhee from Tennessee USA found rugby league when there was no sport on TV due to the Covid-19 shutdown. He discovered the Rabbitohs & has adopted us as his club.

Ryan says he’s fallen in love with the game because of the pace of play and the unique aspect the kicking game brings to it. He said he watches live NRL on Fox Sports 1 & it suits him because he has a 1 year old who gets up at 6am when the games are on. Ryan said that he’s loves the Rabbitohs Radio podcast teams passion for the sport and the Rabbitohs.

Ryan hosts a Curling podcast called Rocks Across the Pond & he’s a huge Virginia Tech Hokies fans & tailgater. His crew has about 10RVs that all park close to each other & have a big party at games.

So Ryan is a now a Bunnies man but he will fit right in with us & here’s why.

The tailgate fans are mad supporters much like the Burrow. They get together, bbq, drink & cheer their team.

Curling is like lawn bowls on ice & Ryan says “Curling is a Scottish game deeply rooted in sportsmanship that starts with a handshake and ends with the winning team buying the first round.” What’s not to like about that?

Ryan is a sports nut just like us, welcome aboard mate, up the Mighty Rabbitohs!

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Your Guide to Parking at The Juniors

Treasures at The Juniors

Latrell Mitchell, Eric Simms, Munkimuk & Dan The Man

The Rooster Demolition, Jaydn Su’A, Jaxson Paulo, Les ‘Chicka’ Cowie & The Knights Sudden Death Showdown. – RABBITOHS RADIO

We are proud to present our 50th show, a big milestone for the podcast & we wish to thank everyone who has listened & supported us since we began in July 2019. Also a big thanks to all the people who have given up their time to share their stories with us on the show, every one of you have added an extra dimension to the listening experience we present each week. On the podcast this week we recap the record 60-8 hammering of the Roosters, we talk to Rabbitohs enforcer Jaydn Su’A & exciting winger Jaxson Paulo, our remembering a Rabbitoh is Les ‘Chicka’ Cowie & we preview the sudden death semi final clash with the Knights. https://rabbitohsradio.com.au/2020/09/24/the-rooster-demolition-jaydn-sua-jaxson-paulo-les-chicka-cowie-the-knights-sudden-death-showdown/

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This week we speak to former Souths captain Sean Garlick & Rabbitohs Canterbury Cup coach Shane Millard. We also interview our very own Steve Mavin & Darren Brown.

Sean Garlick

Souths hooker Sean Garlick moved to Easts in 1994 where he was preferred by new coach Phil Gould as club captain despite the presence of Test captain Brad Fittler in 1995. Garlick was a consistent performer for the Roosters but when he found it hard to cement a first grade spot, he returned to Souths in 1997 as an important part of the club’s rebuilding program. Garlick was Rabbitohs’ captain in 1999 when the foundation club was excluded from the NRL competition and was at the forefront of the push to return the club to the game. When Souths returned in 2002, Garlick was named football operations manager.
– ALAN WHITICKER

3 genrations of Garlicks, Terry, Nathan, Sean & Jackson

Fortress (1985) starring Rachel Ward & Sean Garlick

How former rugby star Sean Garlick created Garlo’s Pies, a $15 million family business

Sean Garlick Wikipedia

Sean Garlick Career Stats

Shane Millard

A utility forward with four Sydney clubs Shane Millard also played with the London Broncos between 1998 and 2001 where he appeared in 1999’s Challenge Cup final. He returned to England in 2003 when he joined Widnes after spending a season with the Dragons.
– ALAN WHITICKER