Jordan speaks with Brad Walter from the Sydney Morning Herald about the NRL Grand Final, Tony Tannous from theroar.com.au about the EPL and upcoming A-League season, and Samuel Zito from the Northern Football League about the AFL off-season movements.
Sports Addiction – 4/10/2014 by Sports Addiction on Mixcloud
Jordan Kounelis is a first year Bachelor of Journalism student at La Trobe University. You can follow him on Twitter:@JordanKounelis
Feature image source: Brett C
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