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Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Greg Martin and Robert Craddock discuss the stunning come from behind victory by Manchester City to clinch the Premier League title. The panel also debate origin selections, the Giants win over the Suns and look at the Melbourne Rebels upset victory.

Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Paul Kent and Jon Anderson discuss a controversial week in sport, with the suspension of Geelong's David Wojcinski and the high shot that stunned Johnathan Thurston. The boys also debate the Aussie Olympic uniforms for the opening ceremony.

Gibbo and the boys discuss the controversial penalty that secured Brisbane back to back A-League titles. The panel also debate Lindsay Thomas's reprieve at the AFL tribunal and analyse the suspect bowling action of Windies' spinner Shane Shillingford.

Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Jon Anderson and Mark Geyer pay tribute to swimming great Murray Rose following his passing at the age of 73.  The panel also discuss the controversial selection of Kiwi born forward James Tamou for the Kangaroos and Eddie McGuire’s war of words with Mick Malthouse.

Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Melinda Gainsford-Taylor and Robert Craddock warp up all the highs and lows from this year’s US Masters, debate the latest shoulder charge controversy and discuss Nathan Tinkler’s announcement that he plans to hand back his A-League licence.

Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Paul Kent and Mark Stevens discuss the fallout from AFL Community engagement officer Jason Mifsud’s confession that he leaked rumours about Melbourne coach Mark Neeld’s treatment of indigenous players.  

Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Robert Craddock and Greg Martin tackle all things sport in perhaps one of the funniest episodes this year.  Billy’s Kevin Sheedy impersonation could well rival Richie Benaud! The boys also analyse Tiger Woods long awaited win, and don’t hold back when discussing Israel Folau’s AFL debut.

Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Jon Anderson and Mark Geyer pay tribute to AFL legend Jim Stynes after his death at the age of 45. The boys also look at Ian Thorpe’s struggles and the Tony Williams tackle that led to a seven match ban.

Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Melinda Gainsford-Taylor and Robert Craddock discuss reports that some Aussie swimmers are unhappy that Swimming Australia has helped to fund the comebacks of ageing champions such as Ian Thorpe. The panel also discusses Liam Jurrah’s assault charge and debate the draft for the NRL.

Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Paul Kent and Jon Anderson discuss a sensational start to the NRL season, debating the use of Golden try, referee howlers and shoulder charges. The boys also discuss Israel Folau’s improved performance in the NAB Cup, and the eye gouge charge that’s become the talk of rugby.

Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Robert Craddock and Greg Martin discuss claims Indian cricketers are over-paid, over-indulged and over-aged. Marto gives Waratahs inside centre Tom carter a serve for sledging Reds winger Digby Ioane, while the boys also discuss the concussion controversy surrounding Collingwood star Andrew Krakouer.

Gibbo and the boys discuss Ricky Ponting being dropped from the one- day team. They also give their take on a dramatic week for Gold Coast United and rate Israel Folau's NAB Cup debut.

Special guest Mark Geyer backs Perth’s bid for an NRL franchise, with MG claiming the support base is there to justify a team in the west. Gibbo and the boys also discuss Black Caviar’s unbeaten run, Luis Suarez’s hand-shake snub and Jeff Kennett’s claims at least 40 AFL players are gay.

In this special edition of the Back Page Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Jon Anderson and Paul Kent review the year that was in sport and give their verdicts on who were the champs and chumps of 2011.

Mike Gibson, Billy Birmingham, Melinda Gainsford-Taylor and Robert Craddock discuss embattled Aussie opener Phil Hughes, with Crash claiming the second Test in Hobart is make or break for the 23-year old. The panel also reflect on the amazing career of Artie Beetson, and also try to put Tiger Woods’ long-awaited win in an 18-man field in perspective.