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With just six rounds remaining before the finals, Billy Slater breaks down the biggest stories in rugby league. Can the injury-hit Storm still pull off a miracle? Why Cronulla have become the competition's hottest team, and why Penrith remain the safest premiership pick despite not being the form side. Billy also gives his thoughts on the West Tigers' Adam Doueihi saga, the Bulldogs rediscovering their defensive identity, and the extraordinary recruitment advantage being handed to the new PNG Chiefs after landing Zach Lomax and chasing more elite talent. 00:19 Intro00:44 Are the Broncos and Storm finished?05:55 Can the Raiders make the finals?08:13 PNG Chiefs land Zach Lomax14:44 Why the Sharks are the NRL's form team20:21 What's gone wrong at Manly?22:54 Cowboys end Brisbane's season25:57 Billy reveals what went wrong at the Broncos30:12 Penrith's championship mindset34:38 Why Penrith are still the team to beat36:39 Bulldogs rediscover their defensive identity39:26 Billy on the Adam Doueihi and Tigers drama45:24 Billy backs Benji Marshall47:14 Round 22 preview49:09 Storm's next generation gets its chance51:37 Billy's first game at fullback  New episodes of the Billy Slater Podcast every Monday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Phil Gould, Paul Gallen, Cam Smith, Allana Ferguson and James Bracey debate the biggest issues in Rugby League alongside the game's most influential figures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Billy Slater explains why clubs should receive salary-cap concessions for developing and retaining their own players as the NRL prepares to expand. Billy and Peter Psaltis also assess Brisbane’s unlikely finals charge, the growing pressure on the Wests Tigers, Canterbury’s selection dilemma, the Warriors’ premiership credentials and the Dolphins’ emphatic response. Plus, Billy reflects on Will Warbrick’s heartbreaking injury and previews the pivotal Round 21 clashes. 00:00 Billy’s plan to reward player development00:10 Introduction00:45 The race to the NRL finals01:10 Can Canberra overcome Hudson Young’s injury?05:15 Brisbane’s unlikely finals charge09:25 Will Warbrick’s heartbreaking injury12:05 Controversial calls in Storm v Roosters15:05 The congested battle for the top eight16:55 Are the Warriors genuine premiership contenders?20:05 Canterbury’s selection dilemma23:20 Can Benji Marshall salvage the Tigers’ season?26:25 The problem with Luai’s stopgap season28:30 Is the NRL expanding too quickly?29:40 Billy’s plan to grow the player pool31:55 Should clubs be rewarded for developing talent?35:05 How expansion could dilute the competition36:00 Oly Pascoe and the improving Titans38:10 Who should coach the Dragons?39:35 Are the Sharks flying under the radar?41:05 The Dolphins’ remarkable response42:45 Round 21 preview44:00 Final thoughtsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Five days after Queensland’s heartbreaking Origin series defeat, Billy Slater opens up on the disappointment of Game Three, the pride he has in his players and the major decision awaiting him over his coaching future. Billy explains why he is in no rush to decide whether he will lead the Maroons in 2027 and reveals what the Queensland team still means to him after five seasons in charge. Billy and Peter Psaltis also break down the incredibly tight race to the NRL finals, why the Broncos face an almost impossible task, the pressure building on Newcastle, why the Dolphins can recover from their 66–0 defeat and the latest turmoil surrounding Jarome Luai and the Wests Tigers. Plus, Billy previews a massive Round 20, including Panthers v Broncos, Roosters v Storm and the Queensland derby between the Dolphins and Cowboys. 00:00 Broncos’ finals hopes are all but over00:22 Welcome and life after Origin01:17 Billy reflects on Queensland’s series defeat03:59 Max Plath proves he belongs in Origin05:11 Sam Walker comes of age06:34 Jojo Fifita’s confidence grows07:37 The small moments that decide Origin09:28 Billy addresses his Queensland coaching future11:03 Why Queensland means more than wins and losses13:18 The NRL run to the finals begins15:40 Breaking down the top of the ladder16:36 The incredibly tight race for the eight17:05 Why the Broncos’ task looks impossible19:38 The teams fighting for a finals position20:17 Pressure builds on the Newcastle Knights22:50 Can the Dolphins recover from 66–0?24:56 Raiders keep their season alive26:32 South Sydney celebrate Jai Arrow’s birthday28:08 Tallis Duncan emerges as a genuine centre29:02 Wayne Bennett’s backline gamble pays off30:50 Rugby league rallies around Jai Arrow33:02 Storm survive a Titans scare35:26 Cooper Clarke’s enormous potential37:04 Sharks make a premiership statement39:43 Jarome Luai and the Tigers’ growing turmoil43:50 Panthers v Broncos preview45:07 Daniel Tupou reaches 300 games46:47 The Roosters’ dangerous right-edge combination47:57 Roosters v Storm preview49:10 Dolphins v Cowboys preview50:41 Billy returns to normal life51:07 An update on Cheryl the deer  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Special Guest Latrell Mitchell plus inside Blues and Maroons camp.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final episode of Stories of Origin series five, host Mathew Thompson sits down with the legendary Greg Inglis to discuss his standout 2008 State of Origin campaign. Known for his power and intimidation, "GI" recalls how he overcame a difficult start to the series to secure a glorious victory in Queensland’s golden era of dominance. Despite his on-field success, Greg reflects on the personal challenges he faced with his mental health. Now, as a fit and healthy family man, he uses his powerful profile to support indigenous people who are experiencing the same issues. His commitment to the Goanna Academy is making a significant impact, a legacy that extends well beyond his on-field achievements, especially as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of NAIDOC Week. This episode concludes series five of Stories of Origin, winner of the Best Sports Podcast at the annual Australian Audio Awards. Host: Mathew ThompsonExecutive Producer: Matty White Thanks to TAB for supporting Stories of Origin Season 5.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The wait is over. The 2026 NRLW season kicks off this week and Marlee Silva is joined by Ruan Sims to preview every team, every contender and the biggest storylines heading into Round 1. Can the Broncos defend their title after an off-season full of change? Are the Warriors the competition's biggest threat?  Which teams are flying under the radar, and which Origin stars are set to dominate from the opening whistle? Marlee also shares what caught her sideline eye after spending time around the NRLW season launch and pre-season events, giving an insider feel for the teams and players creating the biggest buzz. Plus, the listener questions, Round 1 predictions and everything you need to know before the new season gets underway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Phil Gould, Paul Gallen, Cam Smith, Allana Ferguson and James Bracey debate the biggest issues in Rugby League alongside the game's most influential figures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Billy Slater opens up on the behind-the-scenes planning that helped Queensland handle Cameron Munster’s HIA scare in Origin Game Two. Billy reveals he met with Johnathan Thurston on game day to run through contingencies, including the left-field plan to use Max Plath in the halves if Munster went down. (00:00) Welcome to the Billy Slater Podcast(01:04) The NRL finals race is starting to tighten(01:55) Broncos and Raiders running out of time(03:46) Billy reflects on Queensland’s Origin Game Two win(05:40) Trent Loiero’s impact off the bench(07:02) Sam Walker’s goal-kicking preparation at the MCG(08:09) Billy’s special moment watching Walker, JT and Alfie Langer(09:44) Selwyn Cobbo’s form, happiness and hard work(11:29) The Max Plath contingency plan after Munster’s HIA(12:08) Billy reveals his game-day meeting with Johnathan Thurston(14:37) Why Billy told Max Plath about the plan before kick-off(16:09) Queensland’s “whatever it takes” team mentality(17:43) Queensland heading to Rockhampton before the Origin decider(19:41) Central Queensland’s Origin connections(20:19) Melbourne Storm’s resurgence continues(22:21) Titans stun Penrith as Zane Harrison stands up(24:35) Dolphins show their depth in big win over Tigers(26:47) Should New Zealand have a second NRL team?(28:29) Broncos v Roosters looms as a must-win clash(29:27) Looking ahead to Origin Three weekSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No one has had a greater influence on New South Wales rugby league than Brad Fittler. A Blues legend, Freddy played a record 31 State of Origin matches for NSW before later coaching his state on 18 occasions. But the Origin story closest to his heart came in 2004, when Phil Gould convinced him to return from representative retirement for one final campaign. It wasn't all smooth sailing. The comeback didn't start as planned, but it ended with one of the most memorable fairytale finishes in Origin history. In this episode of Stories of Origin, Brad Fittler relives the 2004 series, his final season in the Sky Blue jersey, the unforgettable decider, and the perfect send-off alongside Phil Gould. A farewell that remains one of the great moments in Origin history.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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State of Origin selection drama dominates this week's Six Tackles with Gus as Phil Gould questions some of New South Wales' biggest Game Two decisions ahead of the MCG blockbuster. Why isn't Haumole Olakau'atu in the Blues' best 17? Is Mitchell Moses a gamble worth taking? And has Laurie Daley got the balance of his bench right? Gus also breaks down Queensland's changes, explains why the Maroons always seem to find another gear after a loss, reflects on his memories of playing at the MCG, discusses the Dolphins' rise under Kristian Woolf and previews Round 15. It's all thanks to TAB. Send us your best Ask Gus Question to [email protected] NordVPN is giving you a huge discount and four extra months on your NordVPN subscription. To get this exclusive deal, go to nordvpn.com/sixtackles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Billy takes us inside Maroons Camp on the Sunshine Coast ahead of a must win Origin Game 2 at the MCG. (00:00) Introduction and Series Context (00:41) Player Analysis: Thomas Flegler and Selwyn Cobbo (02:35) Player Analysis: Robert Toia (04:02) Team Changes and Selection Strategy (05:46) Connelly Lemuelu's Debut (07:25) The Challenge of Playing at the MCG (08:37) Team Resilience and the Return of Reece Walsh (11:10) Jojo Fifita and the Titans' Development Pathway (13:10) Backline Combinations and Game Strategy (13:51) Coaching Reflections and Queensland Pride (16:11) Origin History, Culture and Team SpiritSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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No player has worn the Queensland jersey more times than Cameron Smith. Across 42 State of Origin appearances, Smith became the ultimate competitor, captain and match-winner, helping lead the Maroons through one of the most dominant eras in rugby league history. But when asked to choose his favourite Origin, Smith doesn't go back to the beginning. He picks 2017. It was a series that seemed destined for New South Wales after a crushing Game One victory in Brisbane against a Queensland side missing Billy Slater, Cooper Cronk and Johnathan Thurston. Then came Thurston's unforgettable sideline conversion in Sydney despite a shattered shoulder. And finally, a decider in Brisbane that would become Smith's last ever game for Queensland. In this episode of Stories of Origin, Cameron Smith relives the highs, the pressure, the leadership challenges and the moments that made the 2017 series his most memorable Origin campaign. From adversity to triumph, this is the story of one of Queensland's greatest ever victories, told by the man who led it. Thanks to TABSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The panel is back to dissect all the fallout from a massive Ampol State of Origin clash. We breakdown how the NSW Blues pulled off an incredible victory, and look at the mounting injury crisis threatening to derail campaigns north and south of the border. Plus, we are joined in the studio by St George Illawarra Dragons interim coach Dean Young to discuss the club's season turnaround, and Aussie actor Daniel MacPherson drops by to chat about his brand-new release, Beast. All that, plus the Hello Sport boys are in the house to wrap up a massive week of rugby league.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Danny Buderus relives his favourite State of Origin memory, Game 3, 2005. From the heartbreak of Matt Bowen’s intercept in Game 1 golden point, to the return of Andrew Johns and captaining NSW to a famous 32-10 win at Suncorp.  At the time, nobody realised it would become the last Blues decider win in Brisbane for almost two decades. This is the story of a team that got knocked down, found belief again, and etched itself into Origin history. Thanks to TAB.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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NSW Blues Team Selection: Guest Paul Gallen reveals his predicted lineup for Game 1. The "Gus vs. Gal" Rivalry: The episode revisits the ongoing banter between Phil Gould and Paul Gallen regarding the Perth Bears bid and salary cap concessions. Queensland Maroons Outlook: Ben Hunt joins the studio to discuss the impact of Tom Dearden's injury and the depth of Queensland’s playmaking options, including Sam Walker and Daly Cherry-Evans. League icon Greg "GI" Inglis reflects on his legendary Origin career, his transition from the Storm to Souths, and the influence of coach Craig Bellamy. Women’s State of Origin: Tamika Upton and Jesse Southwell discuss the growth of the women's game and the intense preparation for Game 2 at Suncorp Stadium. Magic Round Preview: The team breaks down the biggest matchups for the upcoming four-day festival of football at Suncorp Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The "Billy the Kid" Breakout: State of Origin Game 2, 2004 In this episode of Stories of Origin, host Matthew Thompson sits down with a true icon of the game, current Maroons coach and Queensland legend Billy Slater. Travel back to 2004, a year that cemented Slater's place in Origin folklore. We revisit the electric atmosphere of Suncorp Stadium and the moment that left the sporting world breathless: Slater’s legendary double chip-and-chase try. Join us as Billy reflects on the sheer instinct behind that iconic play, the magic of the 2004 series, and what it means to be part of the Maroons' enduring legacy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join host James Bracey and the heavy hitters of rugby league - Paul Gallen, Phil Gould, Cameron Munster, and Millie Elliott - as they dissect a massive Round 9 in the NRL.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Mark My Words, the boys react to Jarome Luai and Alex Johnston signing with the brand new PNG Chiefs! MG debuts an original rugby league poem, and Piggy drops two wild story times involving Thai jet ski extortions and taking Jason Taylor’s stolen Rothmans Medal on a pub crawl. Plus, we preview the upcoming NRL round, talk NRLW Origin, and expose the truth about Paul Gallen’s unwashed training towel. Lock in your multis and enjoy the banter !See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join the team for this episode of 100% Footy as we gear up for an epic Anzac Round! We are diving into everything the fans need to know, including the latest on Jerome Luai, Hudson Young’s appearance, and all the action from around the grounds.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He was at his lowest ebb - then he delivered perfection. Welcome to Season 5 of Stories of Origin. as we sit down with the true icons of the game to explore the single Origin match that defined their legacy. We are kicking off this series with a bang. Rugby league’s greatest player, Nathan Cleary, joins us to dissect his favourite Origin game: his absolute masterclass in game two of the 2022 series in Perth. It was a performance that silenced the critics and showcased the resilience required to thrive at this level. Nathan takes us inside the intense pressure of that series, revealing how he channelled the disappointment of a 16-10 home loss in game one - against a Queensland side inspired by the champion Cameron Munster, to orchestrate the defining high point of his Origin career. It’s an intimate, tactical, and honest look at what it takes to own the toughest arena in rugby league. Proudly brought to you by TAB.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Danny Weidler joins the panel with the latest on the NRL's Monday madness - the Dragons pulling the pin on Shane Flanagan after an 0-7 start and what's next for the Red V with Dean Young stepping in as interim, the massive blow for the Blues with Payne Haas facing 6-8 weeks on the sidelines and all but ruled out of Origin 1, plus the Storm's stunning slide to five straight losses and what it means for Cameron Munster's spot in Billy Slater's Maroons side.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The panel breaks down a weekend that reshaped the NRL ladder: Tigers on Top: For the first time since 2018, the Wests Tigers have notched three straight wins, catapulting them to equal first. Panthers Toppled: Phil Gould details how the Bulldogs used a physical, defensive masterclass to dismantle the reigning premiers. Defence is Back: While the league has seen high-scoring shootouts recently, Round 6 proved that "gritty" footy can still take down the giants. Featuring special guest and Tigers star Apisai Koroisau live in-studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maverick Geyer comes off the bench to replace a very sick Piggy. The boys dive straight into Maverick's time at the Wests Tigers and the cultural impact of Benji Marshall's tough coaching. MG brings the laughs with wild personal stories about a Vegas bathroom disaster and a shirtless, reverse-driving road rage incident. On the footy front, they debate the rise of hip-drop tackles and the massive tax-free paydays rumored to attract stars to the new PNG team. MG recounts Brandy Alexander's hilarious 40-year-old warning letter to his sister. Finally, the trio wraps things up with their Round 5 NRL predictions, previewing all the major clashes from Thursday night footy right through to Easter Monday. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

n a bombshell edition of 100% Footy, the panel reacts to the sudden sacking of Manly Sea Eagles coach Anthony Seibold after a winless start to the 2026 season. We dive deep into the fallout from the Northern Beaches, the installation of club legend Kieran Foran as interim head coach, and the "brutal" nature of the NRL coaching carousel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We kick things off with Piggy paying the price for his failed Tigers bet by rocking a wig and budgie smugglers in the studio. The crew dives into the Dragons' concerning 0-3 start, discussing Ryan Couchman's suspension and the mounting pressure on Kyle Flanagan. A lively debate erupts over the Rabbitohs heading back to Allianz Stadium and why suburban footy grounds are the true heart of rugby league. You won't want to miss "Story Time," featuring Piggy's 5 AM cab ride to Newcastle to meet up with Andrew "Joey" Johns and M.G.'s infamous fan-chasing incident during a game at Umina! Finally, the boys lock in their Round 4 predictions, covering everything from Daly Cherry-Evans' return to Brookie to the Broncos' clash with the Dolphins. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Round 3 of the NRL is done and dusted, and the 100% Footy panel is here to break it all down. In this episode: Broncos Statement: The panel dissects the Brisbane Broncos' massive defensive masterclass against the Storm down in Melbourne. Battle of Brisbane Preview: Dolphins captain Tommy Gilbert joins the show to preview the highly anticipated Friday night local derby at Suncorp Stadium. 100% Dribble: The crew unpacks the week's pettiest rugby league feuds, including boardroom drama with Gordon Tallis, a shattered window at GIO Stadium, and the spicy clash between the Roosters and Sea Eagles. Roosters Royalty: Tricolours legend Anthony Minichiello stops by the studio to discuss his storied career, his international reps for Italy, and the Roosters' start to the season. Panthers History & Tips: A look back at 60 years of the Penrith Panthers, a review of the Dragons' gutsy win, and the panel’s expert tips for Round 4. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The panel celebrates a historic night at Allianz Stadium, where Alex Johnston became the greatest try scorer in rugby league history. Inside This Episode AJ’s Historic Night: Alex Johnston joins the panel in-studio to reflect on breaking Ken Irvine’s 57-year-old record by scoring his 213th try. The Statue Unveiling: AJ discusses the unveiling of his statue at Rabbitohs headquarters and his relief that it actually looks like him. Wayne Bennett’s Impact: Johnston reveals the emotional story behind the letter he wrote to Wayne Bennett that saved his career at South Sydney. Immortal Insights: Rugby league legend Mal Meninga joins the desk to discuss his role as coach of the new Perth Bears franchise. New Era at the Titans: New Gold Coast coach Josh Hannay discusses his vision for bringing success to the holiday strip. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Phil Gould, Paul Gallen, Cam Smith, Allana Ferguson and James Bracey debate the biggest issues in Rugby League alongside the game's most influential figures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Burt, AFLW Sports Journalist and Commentator, and Marlee Silva, NRLW Journalist and Presenter, come together to discuss what their codes can learn from each other. They explore how women’s sport isn’t about competing but joining forces for the common goal of growth and success. A must-listen for fans of AFLW, NRLW, and women’s sport overall. To get in touch on Instagram follow sarah___burt and marlee.silvaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The countdown is on! This week, the Ru and Marlee break down the epic NRLW Grand Final clash, offering their predictions, key matchups, and the X-factors set to decide the premiership trophy. Plus, they dive into the major talking points from the Dally M Awards—who was robbed and who surprised? And finally, they discuss the bombshell news of superstar halfback Jesse Southwell's reported move to the Broncos, analyzing the huge implications it has for the competition's future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

100% Footy goes bigger than ever for the final show of 2025! Broncos star Kotoni Staggs joins the gang off the back of ending Penrith's dynasty & responds to Stefano Utoikamanu's comments that Brisbane players are 'stuck up.' Josh King drops by from camp Melbourne as they look to avenge last year's Grand Final loss on Sunday. Petero Civoniceva is our 100% Footy retro guest & don't miss Roosters star Jasmine Strange alongside Kennedy Cherrington as we preview a blockbuster NRLW Grand Final. There's all that & plenty more on a cracking final edition of 100% Footy for season 2025!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

And then there were four.. Ru hands out the final NRLW Weekly Medal and reveals her highly-anticipated 2025 NRLW Team of the Year. Does your favorite player make the cut? Plus, Marlee gives her candid "sideline eye" observations on the Titans' Mad Monday, and we dive into your listener questions on potential finals upsets and favorite games of the year.  Finally, we preview the huge Preliminary Finals with Roosters vs. Sharks and Broncos vs. Knights in a Grand Final Qualifier showdown.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

100% FOOTY'S PRELIMINARY FINALS SPECIAL WITH A LIVE AUDIENCE & A STACKED LINEUP... The Hello Sport boys are back in action with 100% dribble as they give their take on a wild & wacky weekend of finals footy. Olympic Gold medalist & Sharks NRLW superstar Emma Verran drops by ahead of her preliminary final against the Chooks. Superstar Dolphins & Tonga halfback Isaiya Katoa joins us in the studio as we look ahead to Pacific Champs footy. North Sydney Bears legend, Bulldogs premiership winner & the man who introduced the SUPERTEE to rugby league goal kicking, Daryl Halligan, is in the house as our 100% Footy Retro guest tonight! There's all that & plenty more on another mammoth finals special!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The finals are here! Join us as we dissect all the on-field action, including the latest injury news on Tarryn Aiken and what it means for the Roosters premiership hopes. We'll also break down the standout rookies of the season, discuss what's next for the teams who missed the finals, and answer your questions on whether the Eels and Warriors can bounce back in 2026. Plus, we preview both thrilling elimination finals: the Knights vs. Titans and the Cowboys vs. Sharks! It’s all thanks to Lite N Easy and Harvey Norman.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After the chaos in the capital on Sunday, man of the moment Ben Hunt drops by as he kicks the Broncos into the preliminary finals! Sharks superstar & loveable larrikin Toby Rudolf joins the panel as Cronulla prepare to face Ricky's red hot raiders! Our 100% Footy retro guest this week is none other than the mountain man Mark Geyer! And don't miss all the latest rugby league scuttlebutt hot off the press with Michael Chammas. There's all that & plenty more on another cracking finals edition of 100% Footy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune in to 100% Footy for an epic night of finals coverage in front of a live studio audience!  RLPA Contender of the year Ronaldo Mulitalo drops by to chat about the Sharkies Elimination on Saturday night! Powerhouse Bronco Payne Haas shows us a side of him not ever seen before as he sits down for part 2 of his exclusive one-on-one with Michael Chammas And that's not all! We're throwing it back with a special finals footy retro guest: the one and only Glenn "The Brick with Eyes" Lazarus.  Join us for all the biggest stories, exclusive interviews, and expert analysis as we kick off the finals footy season. It's the show that gets you closer to the game you love.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ru and Marlee discuss the big news that Brett Kimmorley is stepping down as the Tigers' NRLW head coach at the end of the season and Gayle Broughton is set to return to the Warriors. Broncos rookie, Kerri Johnson joins the show. Plus Ru teaches us the art of a perfect field goal setup, and preview all the upcoming action for Round 10. It’s all thanks to Lite N Easy and Harvey Norman.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UP THE MIGHTY MILK! Ricky's Raiders are Minor Premiers in 2025, and their Captain Joe Tapine joins us live on the show! Superstar Storm halves pairing Cameron Munster & Jahrome Hughes drop by ahead of their blockbuster clash against the Broncos. Michael Chammas goes 1-on-1 with Dolphins young gun and Tongan international Isaiya Katoa as he prepares to try and lead his side into their maiden finals series. There's plenty of NRL scuttlebutt from around & don't miss the Hello Sport boys returning with a massive deep dive into the weird and wonderful rugby league world through their eyes. All that and plenty more on a cracking edition of 100% Footy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the regular season nearly over, Ruan explains the new 2025 NRLW finals format and what it means for every team's premiership chances. Marlee and Ruan also talk about the concerning gap between the Broncos/Roosters and the rest of the competition, discuss the importance of a team's markers on the field, and review what's going on with NRLW players on social media. It’s all thanks to Lite N Easy and Harvey Norman.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A bombshell Monday of rugby league news on 100% Footy tonight... The Titans sack coach Des Hasler & immediately announce Josh Hannay as the Gold Coast's new leading man from 2026 onwards. Brandon Smith prepares to face charges of alleged drug supply & alleged betting offences... Michael Chammas & Danny Weidler has all the latest details & what it means for embattled Bunnies star Nathan Cleary drops his own bombshell news as he & other Panthers players will be rested ahead of the blockbuster Thursday night's Bulldogs clash. And don't miss Michael Chammas' exclusive interview with Ben Hunt as the Broncos superstar reveals all on his journey to 350 games. All that & plenty more on another cracking edition of 100% Footy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the show, we're joined by North Queensland Cowboys forward Makenzie Weale to discuss what it's been like on the ground in Townsville. Then, we tackle the controversial news that Maddie Studdon was blocked from joining the Warriors, breaking down the implications and what this means for her future. Plus, we talk about the rumor sending shockwaves through the league—is Jesse Southwell really heading to Brisbane? We also hand out our NRLW Weekly Medal, answer listener questions, and give you our tips for Round 8. It's an episode you won't want to miss! It’s all thanks to Lite N Easy and Harvey Norman. 00:00 - Welcome  01:00 - NRLW Weekly medal 04:00 - Maddie Studdon blocked from joining Warriors 09:00 - Jesse Southwell to Brisbane rumour 11:45 - Ru’s Learning with Lite N Easy 15:00 - Mackenzie Weale 25:00 - ‘What caught my sideline eye’ 28:00 - Listener questions 30:30 - Round 8 tips and previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus Gould makes a massive claim about Harry Grant's potential, analysing what makes him one of the most brilliant players in the game today.  He also tackles the NRL's crippling injury crisis, gives his fiery take on the push for yellow cards for diving, and breaks down the crucial moments from the weekend's games, including the Rabbitohs' gutsy win and the Roosters' strong form. Six Tackles is doing a live show Thursday 28th August from 2pm at Canterbury Leagues Club - before the Bulldogs-Panthers Game. To be there send your best #AskGus questions to [email protected] for your chance to come along. Limited seats so get going! Please ensure you include your full name and phone number and we’ll respond to winners. It’s all thanks to TAB 00:00 - Welcome  Royce Simmons Big Walk Panthers Raiders game should be free to air TAB Live Show  07:00 - Parramatta will be finals contenders next year 10:00 - The Dragons have wasted a chance to play finals this year 15:30 - Jye Gray is a genuine match winner 21:00 - Harry Grant the second best hooker of all time 31:30 - Yellow cards for diving? 34:00 - Is the NRL season too long? 53:00 - Ampol Power Surge Top 3 coaches 55:00 - NRL and NRLW previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

100% dribble with HELLO SPORT is back on your screens for the remainder this year and it's fair to say, no one is safe! Payne Haas sits down exclusively with Michael Chammas on his decision to switch allegiances from Kangaroos to Samoa. We also get the thoughts of his coach Michael Maguire as he joins us live from Broncos HQ! Scuttlebutt is back with Danny Weidler and he's got the latest on DCE's chances of actually heading to the Roosters next year! There's also some scuttle floating about the future of Anythony Seibold as coach of Manly. Gus & Freddy go at it comparing putting a man on the moon and choosing the NRL draw... what's easier? All that & plenty more on a very dribbly episode of 100% FootySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.