The Streaming Steamers

We’ve decided to close out this version of the Streaming Steamers with a final chat about our mate - House. Schischka, Bright, Lollback, Giblin and Raynes kick the can along as we reminisce about House from his arrival at the Steamers. It gets a bit loose and we sort of lose track but so be it. Although it’s the final episode in this series we have extended the offer to some of the younger Steamer...

Two former juniors, now they’ve graduated to the big time. Have a great perspective on Rugby on the Border

We finally pin down the OG erudite master of the understatement. A true student of the game and the Atticus Finch of his generation. Rod Pogson delivers insights not just into his time at the club but also the parlous state of Australian rugby. The Cocos palm loving prop keeps mum on the fertiliser, but reduces the field to two.

Two time Bill Castle medal winner, two time Rivcoll Old Boys medal winner. The indestructible, indefatigable, enigma rolled up in a conundrum served up with a plate of mystery - Liam (the 3rd best Krautz according to Bill) Krautz walks us through his long and illustrious Steamers career. So far………

Harder than a cats head, fiercer than a snapping turtle and more determined than a honey badger. The judicially challenged and premiership winning forward Stew Nolan delivers a perspicacious view of his time at the Steamers

The OG SuperCoach, understudy to Don Cameron and co-coach with Al Devlin. Premiership winning coach from 1999 and piped piper to a myriad of Steamer pups who emigrated up to Eastwood to continue under his astute tuition. The city bred but country raised Ken Philipson delivers some great insights.

The phlegmatic, enigmatic, hydrostatic dream machine Justin Wheatley chats about his imposing Grand Final record, his infallible kicking style and his masterful hosting of the odd boys night.

The golden child, runs like a backward locust, modesty personified, SIRU rep and future of the club. Reuben delivers his take on his short but eventful Steamers career. Our first current player as well

Front row to full back, player, referee, coach, president, line marker - the most optimistic club man and frugal president - the OG Linus Smith delivers a great podcast in the most trying of circumstances. Interruptions, members draw wins, boisterous crowds - as you would expect, none of it phased Mr Smith. NB The sound quality on this recording is quite dodgy - nothing we can do about it.

Local Albury product, self confessed rugby nerd (picks George over David and Michael at 7), recovering Halfback who found her true calling in the forwards and all round good rugby nut, Terri-Ann shares her love of the game and love of the Steamers.

Better known by his professional wrestling name “Mr Unflappable” the king of dry humour and understated observations, Mic Mac - delivers his take on a long and varied career at the Steamers as player, committee member, spectator and lover.

The original Road Runner, Speedy Gonzales, Angry Beaver, Heartbreaker and all round tight arse. The one, the only, the king of smoking forwards on the outside - Sergeant Sam Allen delivers an erudite and perspicacious view on his time at the Steamers.

The chip and chase king, life member, longest serving Captain, NSW Country old boy, club sponsor and general all round good guy - Mick Alexander keeps us entertained for our longest podcast yet

The original Noodle Arms, the most physically understated Steamer to ever play the game. Another Kiwi ex-pat, long term sponsor, line out specialist and hulkish remover of van doors Ryan Schischka delivers his regular dry take on his time at the Steamers.

Hooker, Player, President, Premier. He was there when the Berlin Wall collapsed, watched the construction of the Panama Canal, advised the pharaohs on the construction of the pyramids. But his greatest achievement was to sing Sunshine Mountain at the Mangoplah Hotel incessantly until everyone was standing on chairs and had their pants around their ankles….The veritable Justin Clancy.

The only Steamer to be at the club longer than their years on the planet, champion player, heart on her sleeve, Club Captain and general all round good gal - Emma McGlone

Fleet footed historian and rugby student, James Ross provides some great insight into the mid years of the Albury Steamers

Mr Have A Chat, the best Le Cornu, 100 first grade gamer, fitness guru and club legend Belakey sits down for our longest podcast yet.

Loose head legend, premiership player, coaching guru, longtime sponsor and Life Member. The man, the myth, the legend Don “MegaDon” Cameron spills the beans on his 40 year career at the Albury Steamers

Life member, club legend, Grand Final heartbreakee and all round good guy Bowls chats about his 40+ year Steamers career.

Listen in to club legend, club life member, club captain and general Steamers bon vivant, Chris Knight display a perspicacious recall on all things Steamers. From the first club meeting to our inaugural First Grade premiership to coaching our first women’s team and everything in between.

Sam drops in to the boys and delivers gold on playing against the Steamers through the 90’s and then how he found refereeing the Blue and Gold. A few gems, a dash of controversy and a helping of vinaigrettes.

Is the Barrett reign over, can the Wallabies end the 2nd longest losing streak in international sport - only exceeded by the NZ cricket team lack of success against Australia in New Zealand!!! These and more issues explored by the boys

The Steamers new SuperCoach gives us a great intro to his background, we chat about his preferred game plan, hopes for the year and even some of the players to fill his 3-2-1. We also get some insight into the first game of the season against Griffith, maybe even some thoughts on pre-game and half time inspiration from our new SuperCoach.

T-Row displays amazing recall skills, recanting in detail scores from games way in the distant past. We spend some time exploring his extraordinarily heroic (his words) effort to play the 2014 Grand Final with 2 broken hands. Our longest podcast yet, probably worthy of a follow-up one day…