After an enforced lay-off - due to legal reasons the details of which cannot be disclosed at this juncture of the proceedings but which will be, in all probability, the subject of a comprehensive documentary mini-series or non-fiction book (fully illustrated) at some time in the not too distant future, Big Bob is back with a special guest appearance from his long lost but not forgotten and distant cousin (both geographically and geanologically) Seamus "Jumbo" O'Hanlon with a lyrical recitation to warm the cockles of your cardiac organs as we approach a time of jollification and good willingness, not to mention tidings of comfort and joy.

Mired in a network wrangle that could spell trouble with a capital T, Big Bob conducts a full and frank exchange of views with himself on topics as wide ranging as the bonny wee Tigers, a poppy songstress, the Brownlow fiasco and lifestyles of the rich and famous.

The coach may have needed more than a cup of tea, a bex and a lie down after his antics last week but the media made a meal of it and Big Bob has more to say about the finals series as a generic entity in and of itself

Big Bob has lost count of the number of sleepless nights he's had musing about: why is the game so confusing ? what can be done about it? who's going to do it?

In his sights are the men in hi-viz once again but thats not all as Big Bob's mind wanders back to some greats of the past and muses with inordinate philisophicality but inconclusively on what made them great and how (4 mins).

Big Bob adopts a scattergun approach . . . to address subjects as diverse as creeds, sports punditry, Olympics, cheese, woodchopping, raw meat and others too diverse to mention but that do not fail to provide food for thought whether you are a football lover or nor, so be it. (5:08)

Ep 60 . . . after being on the sidelines with an undisclosed complaint Big Bob is back with a revealing analysis of Crows et al and the prospect of the horizontal and vertical global societal disintegration as mirrored in microcosm by the Pies' remarkably predictable and popular fall from grace.

Big Bob makes the well overdue call for the much lamented ruck rover to be bestowed with due recognition before it too goes the way of the hawksbill turtle and white rhino (3:25)