73. England’s Deep-Seated Psychological Vulnerability
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The odour of fear hummed high out of Lords overnight, as England succumbed timidly to Australia on a green seamer. Fear governs all. Are England gone? Why are they gone? What is wrong? What has happened? Joining us to survey the carnage is Chief Sports Writer at The Guardian, Barney Ronay. We then announce a raft of excellent guests for our live shows in Australia and the UK, before finishing with an AskTGC that covers the psychological advantages of losing, decolonisation, sexual trysts on the centre square, handling the Chop King tag, and truly hating your housemates.
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