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Jericho has Meltzer on this week’s podcast, chatting about the closure of WCW. Chris keeps making comparisons to WCW and AEW challenging WWE and Meltzer flat-out states that there’s no-one big enough nowadays to make a difference to AEW the same way Hogan made a difference to WCW.

LOL. You could almost hear Jericho’s chubby heart break. 

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9 hours ago, DCW said:

Maffew is on, and ruins the new OSW review of Mania. What a slow, annoying twat he is.

I do think a steady decline in quality also come with a steady increase in this WWE style self awareness of their own greatness for OSW, too. An animated rap intro that runs through all their themes and tropes seems a bit on the nose, for me. 

I'm being a dick about it, to an extent, but I reach this natural point of disillusionment with these sort of things where they stop covering their funniest periods and start looking like they're just really having a laugh with the money it's generating. 

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i do enjoy me some OSW, i havent heard anything with Maffew on though.

If i has one critisicm of OSW its that they review the matches based on todays standards a bit too much. They like to talk about workrate and all that shit and apply it to matches where it never really mattered.

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1 hour ago, Egg Shen said:

If i has one critisicm of OSW its that they review the matches based on todays standards a bit too much. They like to talk about workrate and all that shit and apply it to matches where it never really applied.

I don't have an issue with that. If a match/event/wrestler was truly good, then it should age well and still be entertaining years down the line.

I mean, I thought 'Space Precinct' was good as a kid but I watched a few episodes last night after a near 25 year gap and it's actually proper shit. 

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Still love OSW, and think Jay is a great host and seems a lovely dude.

This episode is definitely the best one that Maffew has appeared on.

Was rewatching some recently and there’s an OOC line that absolutely killed me. He’s talking about how Evolution would all go out and get smashed, but Triple H would be “sneaking pints of water in between, one of them type of cunts”

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I enjoy listening to OSW, even the ones with maffew. They do seem like massive cunts with whopping egos though. 

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4 minutes ago, Tommy! said:

I enjoy listening to OSW, even the ones with maffew. They do seem like massive cunts with whopping egos though. 

You think? What makes you say that?

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24 minutes ago, Accident Prone said:

Yeah, weird comment. Jay seems like the most positive, super-nicest guy on Twitter.

Can't comment on that, just go by the podcast. Doesn't stop it being great fun to listen to or undermine the effort Jay must put in. 

Although I'm supprised Bacon jumped to their defence given some of the jokes they've made on race before. 

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Still a big OSW fan, but I wasn’t keen on this episode, partly down to thinking that Wrestlemania was pretty lacklustre. I can take or leave Maffew and don’t hate him as much as a lot of people on here, but something is definitely missing when OOC isn’t on the show. His deadpan delivery is great.

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For OSW (and all shows) I guess it's hard not to parody yourself after awhile. They know what we like and now it's about shilling all the references and schtick into every episode sadly. I still enjoy them immensely but nothing will touch the early episodes when it was all so natural, 3 lads spouting nonsense and not out to appease anyone.

Agreed on OOC, he's incredible. Natural delivery like you say. Very funny guy. I like how he doesn't give a shit and doesn't want to be famous as such compared to the lads who love to rep, wear the shirts everywhere and connect but each to their own.

Maffew is a funny guy but he can fuck off from OSW. The whole dynamic of the 3 of them is what makes it. Stop ruining my favourite podcast already. It's obviously Jay's idea but why ruin a good thing? To leach off some new Botch fans? I'm ranting, I should stop.

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On 5/6/2019 at 1:25 PM, Liam O'Rourke said:

SCG Radio returns to the Monday Night War Timeline to discuss January and February 2000! Covering every Raw, Nitro and PPV of the period, complete with notes from the insider newsletters of the time, we break down all the big angles and stories, including the ousting of WCW head writer Vince Russo, the attempted replacement of Kevin Sullivan and subsequent mutiny, the Radicalz entry to the WWF, the debut of Tazz, the sudden ascension of Too Cool, WCW behavioural issues with Scott Steiner and Scott Hall, Hulk Hogan being a prick, The Rock being incredible, Cactus Jack's last stand, the greatness of Kurt Angle, THAT ten man tag, a megapush for Sid and the Harris Boys, some fascinating ratings statistics, and much much more. A lot of fun this week, check it out!

https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/download/d8ijxa/SCG_Radio_151_-_The_Monday_Night_War_in_Jan_and_Feb_2000.mp3

Listened to this a couple of times this week. Great show again. Enjoyed the lads struggles to watch WCW while the WWF was on fire. Agree fully that this:

On 5/8/2019 at 7:14 AM, HarmonicGenerator said:

Highlight of this show was G’s recounting of Cactus Jack’s “Big Earl” promo. The images conjured up - hilarious!

...was the best bit. That and kieron telling Elton John to fuck off which will confuse many without context.

I've recently been making my way through the New Generation podcast. I'm ridiculously late to it as I've tried it twice and given up because it's so dry. Funny thing is I finally got into it and made it through several episodes then stopped to listen to SCG and found it very dry again immediately after. They seem like good guys but the host lacks the charisma of Liam on SCG. It's fine though, just took some working back into. Does make me chuckle to think of listeners overseas who think we all live in London and talk like the war films from the 50s and what they'd make of the SCG crew from the black country and the Leicestershire mob on New Gen.

Reminds me of a work call we had with a company in California a few years ago when one of our guys from South Yorkshire used the phrase "it does exactly what it says on't tin". Cue silence and confusion.

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