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Different Grooves On Air
by D'Arcy and Goran
The best interviews from D'Arcy and Goran on Radio Sport.
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Scott Robertson: Controversial player Sevu Reece to make Crusaders debut
Sevu Reece is set to make his Super Rugby debut for the Crusaders, just five months after having his overseas contract torn up due to a court appearance on an assault charge. Reece, who had a stellar Mitre 10 Cup season with Waikato, had inked a two-year deal with Irish side Connacht, but it was...
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Robbie Manson gets nod over Mahe Drysdale for men's single sculls seat
Robbie Manson will be the New Zealand men's single sculler this international rowing season. Manson was confirmed today for the two World Cups and world championships, following his convincing victory over two-time Olympic gold medallist Mahe Drysdale in the Rowing New Zealand trials at Lake...
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Kieran Read confirms he will stand down after 2019 World Cup
Kieran Read will walk away from the All Blacks after this year's World Cup, and take up a short stint in Japan. The All Blacks captain made the announcement today and will front a press conference in Christchurch. Read, 33, has played 118 tests in the black jersey and has captained the team in 49...
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John Plumtree: Jordie Barrett moved to right wing for Hurricanes v Highlanders
It will be a familiar side that runs out for the Hurricanes in Wellington against the Highlanders this weekend, with just two changes made. A week removed from their 43-13 battering of the Brumbies, the Hurricanes will welcome back utility Jordie Barrett and prop Jeff To'omaga-Allen to the…
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Abby Erceg speaks out about Andreas Heraf
Veteran Football Ferns defender Abby Erceg has opened up on her 'traumatic' time under former coach Andreas Heraf. Erceg came out of international retirement for the second time in January after taking a stand against the former Ferns coach and NZF Technical Director Heraf, who she labelled a...
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Greg Peters: Kiwis fixtures against Tonga and Great Britain confirmed
The Kiwis will get their long awaited re-match against Mate Ma'a Tonga at Mt Smart Stadium next June and will play the first of two home tests against Great Britain in a triple-header clash at Eden Park in November. New Zealand will face off against Tonga mid-season in the opening game of the...
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Clark Laidlaw: Las Vegas Sevens 'difficult' as All Blacks Sevens lose in semifinals
The USA is becoming a semifinal roadblock for the All Blacks Sevens this season. New Zealand squandered an early lead to lose to hosts 24-19 at the Las Vegas Sevens this morning, the third time they've been defeated by the USA at the semifinal stage this season. Sione Molia and Kurt Baker scored...
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Dane Coles: Beauden Barrett returns for the Hurricanes match against the Brumbies
Listen to the audio above as Hurricanes hooker and captain Dane Coles speaks to D'Arcy and Goran After two unconvincing performances to kick off their season, the Hurricanes have brought reinforcements into the squad. Beauden Barrett will make his first appearance of the season, taking his…
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BJ Watling: Can Bangladesh stun the Black Caps?
Listen to the audio above as Black Caps wicket-keeper BJ Watling speaks to D'Arcy and Goran The Black Caps, newly promoted to second in test cricket's world rankings, don't have to look far to see the perils of their new position. It's been a summer of upsets in cricket's longest format –…
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Lions lock Andries Ferreira to join Hurricanes - report
Former Lions lock Andries Ferreira could be about to join the Hurricanes for the Super Rugby season. Ferreira took part in the Lions 2019 pre-season preparations. His contract ended last season and negotiations had stalled because of injury struggles. The 28-year-old was set to come to a new...
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Beauden Barrett unsure when he'll return to Super Rugby
All Blacks first-five Beauden Barrett is back training with the Hurricanes and could be a surprise addition to the team who will face the Crusaders in Christchurch on Saturday. Barrett returned to the squad yesterday after an extended break following his wedding in Auckland last month and…
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Wyatt Crocket on Scott Robertson's plans to stay with the Crusaders
Crusaders head coach Scott Robertson has confirmed his plans to remain in New Zealand, announcing he has re-committed to the Crusaders and New Zealand Rugby for the 2020 and 2021 seasons. Robertson is now in his third season as Head Coach of the BNZ Crusaders, with a win-loss record of 35-3 since...
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Dane Coles still hopeful for All Blacks return ahead of Super Rugby kickoff
Hurricanes captain Dane Coles is gearing up for a new season underneath a new coach. Coles returns to the Super Rugby championship with a match against the Waratahs in Sydney on Saturday. It will be the first match with new coach John Plumtree. Plumtree, former assistant coach, succeeded Chris…
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Liam Lawson talks about his Toyota Racing Series win
After one of the most dramatic runnings of the New Zealand Grand Prix at Manfeild, Liam Lawson has won both a maiden NZGP crown, the rookie of the year title, and the 2019 Toyota Racing Series championship simultaneously. He's the first Kiwi to win the Grand Prix since Nick Cassidy in 2014, and…
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Black Caps claim superb Twenty20 series win over India
It might not be the series win that New Zealand cricket fans were hoping for when India landed on these shores, but that doesn't make the Black Caps' Twenty20 triumph any less impressive. A four-run victory at Seddon Park in Hamilton tonight sealed a 2-1 series win, as New Zealand bounced back…
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Shaun Stevenson talks the return of Stephen Donald to the Chiefs
Stephen Donald is back from the New Zealand rugby wilderness. The All Blacks folk hero has signed with the Chiefs as injury cover ahead of the 2019 Super Rugby season, returning to the franchise after two years away. Chiefs coach Colin Cooper confirmed the signing today, with Donald replacing…
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Amy Satterthwaite on White Ferns Twenty20 success
The White Ferns have caused a massive Indian collapse to claim a superb win in their Twenty20 series opener. Chasing 160 for victory, India were cruising at 102-1 halfway through the 12th over, but an Amelia Kerr breakthrough and a Lea Tahuhu barrage sparked a meltdown, and they were eventually...
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Tim Seifert leads Black Caps to massive Twenty20 win over India
It may have been his ninth Twenty20 international, but Tim Seifert truly introduced himself on the world stage on Wednesday night. Seifert smacked a stellar 84 from 43 balls to lead the Black Caps to an 80-run victory — the largest defeat in India's Twenty20 history, and one that puts them on the...
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New Zealand cricketers to wear Aotearoa shirts for Waitangi games
The Black Caps and White Ferns will wear their 'Te Reo' shirts in their Twenty20 series against India. Rather than having New Zealand emblazoned across their front, their shirts will instead say Aotearoa. Both teams will wear them tomorrow on Waitangi Day, as well as the other games in their...
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Earl Bamber gets first win as team owner at Bathurst 12 Hour
He has been a world endurance champion behind the wheel and now expat Whanganui driver Earl Bamber can add victorious team owner to his resume as Earl Bamber Motorsport won the Bathurst 12 Hour on Sunday evening. Bamber, 28, led the two-car operation that has given his Porsche factory one of the...
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New Zealand cricketers to wear Aotearoa shirts for Waitangi games
The Black Caps and White Ferns will wear their 'Te Reo' shirts in their Twenty20 series against India. Rather than having New Zealand emblazoned across their front, their shirts will instead say Aotearoa. Both teams will wear them tomorrow on Waitangi Day, as well as the other games in their...
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Black Ferns Sevens and All Blacks Sevens claim Sydney gold
The Black Ferns Sevens were out for revenge. So were the All Blacks Sevens. Both got what they were looking for. The Sydney Sevens turned into a New Zealand clean sweep, as both the men's and women's side claimed dominant victories in their respective finals tonight. The Black Ferns Sevens...
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Black Ferns Sevens and All Blacks Sevens claim Sydney gold
The Black Ferns Sevens were out for revenge. So were the All Blacks Sevens. Both got what they were looking for. The Sydney Sevens turned into a New Zealand clean sweep, as both the men's and women's side claimed dominant victories in their respective finals tonight. The Black Ferns Sevens...
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Black Ferns Sevens and All Blacks Sevens claim Sydney gold
The Black Ferns Sevens were out for revenge. So were the All Blacks Sevens. Both got what they were looking for. The Sydney Sevens turned into a New Zealand clean sweep, as both the men's and women's side claimed dominant victories in their respective finals tonight. The Black Ferns Sevens...
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Fred de Jong on Wellington Phoenix's two new signings
The Wellington Phoenix have snared their second defensive signing in the space of 24 hours after agreeing to terms with Antony Golec.[golick] The 28 year old centre back joins his sixth A-League club after he was released by Central Coast.He played 31 games for the Mariners but only nine this...
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Colin Cooper: Sam Cane and Brodie Retallick named Chiefs co-captains
The Chiefs hope to have injured All Black flanker Sam Cane back on the field by round 10 of Super Rugby. Cane and lock Brodie Retallick have been named co captains for the season. Coach Colin Cooper says the two will be sharing the workload. "So while Sam is not playing, he'll be doing a lot of…
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Graeme Agars: Stefanos Tsitsipas makes history at Australian Open
LISTEN TO GRAEME AGARS TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVEStefanos Tsitsipas has sensationally downed Roberto Bautista Agut in a fourth set triumph, advancing to his first Open semi-final. "It feels like a fairytale," he said. "I'm living the dream." Bautista Agut served up a double fault to hand...
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Mitch Santner: Black Caps prepared for India ODI
The Black Caps are gearing up for a “cracking series” against India. The ODI series kicks off in Napier tomorrow, which will be the first time the northern city has hosted an international since February 2017 due to poor drainage which caused embarrassing scenes when an ODI against Australia was...
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Graeme Agars: All the action from Day 8 of the Australian Open
LISTEN TO GRAEME AGARS TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE World No. 4 Alex Zverev completely lost the plot in an extraordinary outburst following his early brain snaps against Milos Raonic. The rising superstar dropped the first set to Raonic after a weird start to the match saw each player's serve...
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Steve Kearney: Warriors coach Steve Kearney previews 2019 season
Warriors coach Steve Kearney joins D'Arcy and Goran to discuss how the Warriors pre-season training is going, what he did in the United States over the break, and who is looking likely to partner Blake Green in the halves. LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE
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Graeme Agars: All the action for Australian Open Day Four
LISTEN TO GRAEMA AGARS TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE Ivo Karlovic miraculously took his match against Kei Nishikori into a decider after losing the first two sets but suffered a heartbreaking blow when he was toppled in a fifth set tiebreak. The 39-year-old — the oldest man in the draw —...
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David Higgins defends Black Clash trophy name
The New Zealand Cricket and Rugby Players Associations are set to be the big winners of the Black Clash, with the two to get a share of a six-figure donation. The organisations were guaranteed to receive a minimum of $50,000 each from the event, while Cystic Fibrosis New Zealand will also benefit...
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Toxic state of Australian tennis exposed
LISTEN TO GRAEME AGARS TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE Bernard Tomic's beaming smile as he walked out of his Monday night press conference perfectly summed up the toxic state of Australian tennis. He delighted in the chaos he'd just unleashed. He relished the scrutiny he'd just put on Lleyton...
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Andrew Durante: Phoenix are finding new ways to win
Wellington Phoenix captain Andrew Durante says the team are finding new ways to win. The team is on a record-setting unbeaten run, having gone eight games without a loss. The latest victory was against the Mariners this weekend. It was a doubly victorious game for Durante, who celebrated his…
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Marg Foster: Silver Ferns suffer record defeat against England
LISTEN TO MARG FOSTER TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE Once again, not nearly good enough from the Silver Ferns. Their quest to turn the page in 2019 displayed early signs of promise. At this level, though, meritorious ultimately counts for little. For the first half of this match at least, the...
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Graeme Agars: Tension brewing at Australian Open
LISTEN TO GRAEME AGARS TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN Men's tennis could be facing a player revolt, with a war over player power and pay brewing behind the scenes at the Australian Open. In a dramatic move which could see major changes made to the tour, players council president and world No. 1…
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The year that was 2018 - D'Arcy and Goran
D'Arcy and Goran have been on the sporting airwaves for over a dozen years. Although the drive show is most known for its hard hitting interviews with the big names in sport, sometimes the program can go off the rails and result in some good quality Kiwi banter! Listen to their highlights package...
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The year that was 2018 - Martin Devlin
Listen to the funniest moments from Radio Sport and Newstalk ZB host Martin Devlin throughout the year 2018. From his famous on air meltdowns, to his excitable and passionate rants, this highlights package created by D'Arcy and Goran will have you in stitches! LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE
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The year that was 2018 - D'Arcy and Goran
D'Arcy and Goran have been on the sporting airwaves for over a dozen years. Although the drive show is most known for its hard hitting interviews with the big names in sport, sometimes the program can go off the rails and result in some good quality Kiwi banter! Listen to their highlights package...
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Ross Taylor looks back on 1st test against Sri Lanka
The Black Caps chance at scoring a huge win were scarpered yesterday by rain. The first test between New Zealand and Sri Lanka ended in a draw, despite a promising start earlier in the week. Ross Taylor told D'Arcy and Goran that that's how test cricket goes, and gives credit to Sri Lanka for...
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David Dome: Phoenix hopes to bring more games to New Zealand
The Wellington Phoenix hope taking a home game to Sydney will boost their important crowd metrics. Their February 23 A-League game against Sydney FC will be played at Campbelltown Stadium, across town from their opposition's usual home ground. The Phoenix were told to boost their crowds by…
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Kyle Mills: Rain ruins Black Caps' shot at victory against Sri Lanka
The Black Caps' hopes of reaching unprecedented heights have been washed away. Only 12 overs of play were possible on the final day of the first test against Sri Lanka at the Basin Reserve in Wellington, with persistent rain seeing the match called a draw at 3.52pm. A 2-0 series victory would…
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Sharks coach banned: Turmoil for Shaun Johnson at new club
LISTEN ABOVE AS RUGBY LEAGUE CORRESPONDENT PETER LUSTED SPEAKS WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN Cronulla's prospects for the 2019 NRL season have taken a massive hit, with the confirmation on Wednesday that coach Shane Flanagan has been deregistered by the governing body. It means that the Sharks are…
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Andy Boyens: Football Ferns to compete in Cup of Nations
LISTEN TO ANDY BOYENS TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE The Football Ferns could have an unprecedented buildup for next year Women's World Cup, with confirmation they will compete in the inaugural Cup of Nations in Australia next year. The New Zealand side already have a pre-World Cup fixture...
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New Zealand v Sri Lanka Test 1 Day 4
For two straight days the Black Caps have re-written the record books – but today, they were on the wrong side of history. For the first time in the history of cricket tests played in New Zealand, a full day went by without a wicket falling, as the Sri Lankan pair of Kusal Mendis and Angelo…
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New Zealand v Sri Lanka Test 1 Day 3 Podcast
LISTEN TO D'ARCY AND GORAN'S PODCAST ABOVE Tom Latham batted his way into the record books against Sri Lanka at the Basin Reserve – and then kept going. A flawless day's batting saw Latham rack up a phenomenal 264 not out - the sixth-highest score in New Zealand test cricket history, as he...
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Laura Langman: Shock after new Silver Ferns squad named
LISTEN TO LAURA LANGMAN TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE Former New Zealand captain Katrina Rore (nee Grant) was a shock omission from the Silver Ferns squad to contest next month's Quad Series in England. Netball New Zealand selectors announced a squad of 12 to head to England next month where…
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Steve Tew reflects on Steve Hansen's time as coach
All Blacks' coach Steve Hansen still has time for second thoughts about his decision to step down after the Rugby World Cup. He's announced next year will be his eighth and final year in the role. NZ Rugby CEO Steve Tew told Larry Williams that s if Hansen has wanted to press on, they would have...
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Marina Erakovic announces tennis retirement
LISTEN ABOVE AS MARINA ERAKOVIC SPEAKS TO D'ARCY AND GORAN Marina Erakovic, New Zealand's top-ranked tennis player for more than a decade, has retired. The 30-year-old former world No 39 has pulled the pin on a career that saw her ranked inside the top 100 for most of her career. Erakovic has…
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Blake Green: No difference in training yet without Shaun Johnson
The Warriors have started to lay the foundations for who will replace halfback Shaun Johnson. Youngsters Chanel Harris-Tavita, Hayze Perham and Adam Keighran have all been identified by coach Stephen Kearney as possibilities to join Blake Green in the halves. But Kearney says they're not going to...
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