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Sam Walker's record performance against the Cowboys only boosts his worth. So what will his next contract look like? The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to examine the Roosters' thrashing of the Cowboys and the ramifications for the competition. It's  a funny old game when the wooden spoon Dragons are expected to make the top eight next year off the back of their recruitment. And with the AFL running a wildcard round, the NRL may follow suit once the competition expands to 20 teams.

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Has Cameron Ciraldo made a fool of us all by moving Stephen Crichton to five-eighth? Former Bulldog Josh Morris joins Adam Hawse to talk about Canterbury's revival and late push to play finals football. Plus, with Penrith and Canberra playing in Mudgee, it should be mandatory for all clubs to take at least one game a year to the bush. Cam Munster's PNG move cools, Blaize Talagi needs to work on his defence, and we wish the nest to Corey Jensen.

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Levi, Piggy, and MG kick things off by roasting their own wardrobe choices and Piggy's giant brown dressing gown. The panel dives deep into the latest NRL roster news, praising Kodi Nikorima's move to the Dragons while MG boldly predicts the club will make the top eight next year. Levi unleashes a fiery rant regarding Adam Doueihi's unprecedented walk-out at the Wests Tigers, prompting a heated debate over the intestinal fortitude of modern players. You will also get a comprehensive Round 22 preview as the boys deliver their tips, best bets, and upset predictions for all the upcoming weekend matchups.

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Everyone at Tiger Town was singing kumbaya, as both Adam Doueihi and Benji Marshall fronted the media to say they had smoked the peace pipe. Mark Geyer joins Adam Hawse to put a bow on the whole sordid affair at Concord. With the Dragons securing the services of Kodi Nikorima, as well as John Morris as an assistant coach, they look like genuine top 8 contenders for 2028. And 'MG' has a surprise nomination for the next NSW Blues coach after Laure Daley officially stood down.

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What odds Adam Doueihi will be at the Tigers in season 2027? The Sydney Morning Herald's Neil Breen joins Adam Hawse as the Wests Tigers soap opera continues. With the race for the top 8 heating up, have injuries to Dylan Lucas and Dylan Brown derailed the Knights season? And how on earth does team as big and talented as the Broncos miss the finals after winning the premiership?! Perhaps it is time for Ben Hunt to hang it up.

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Adam Doueihi had a convivial meeting with the Tigers and will return to training. But will his team mates welcome him back with open arms? The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to unpack the ongoing drama at the Tigers. Did PNG do their due diligence when it came to signing Zac Lomax? His last two clubs were happy to see the back of him. Perhaps it will be different this time around. And as good as Sam Walker is, ten year contracts are fraught.

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Get ready for story time and unfiltered footy talk with the Monday edition of the Mark My Words podcast! In this episode, the boys tackle the most epic coaching pump-ups in the game's history. From Michael "Madge" Maguire burning his Wigan players' personal motivations in an urn before a grand final victory, to Gus Gould and Royce Simmons inspiring an emotional, tear-jerking comeback win for the 1991 Panthers. The boys then turn the mic over to the fans, diving deep into the mailbag to answer some fantastic rugby league questions.

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Another day, another crisis at the Tigers. Although Adam Doueihi should never have walked out, his emotional response is understandable. The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to discuss the travails at Tiger Town. Would Cameron Munster really be a good fit for PNG? The fact the Storm are letting him talk to the 19th franchise suggests they see him as runner on older legs. Plus, Webby has a lukewarm response to Ashely Klein become the most capped referee in NRL history.

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With Souths pausing contract talks, will it force their players to lift? Josh Morris joins Adam Hawse to talk about the number of players at the Bunnies who can soon head to market. Josh makes the bold prediction that the Storm WON'T play finals football in 2026. Junior Paulo would be a great acquisition for the Perth Bears, and the Tigers need a good old fashioned honesty session.

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The full Mark My Words trio reunites, kicking things off by announcing BETR as their first sponsor. They analyze the massive NRL injury toll, specifically discussing the long-term absences of superstars like Tom Trbojevic and Latrell Mitchell. Piggy shares a hilarious confession about faking a dog-walking accident to hide a tag-induced ankle injury from his old coach. The team debates major rugby league movements, including Dean Young's new Dragons role and the aggressive recruitment strategy of the PNG Chiefs. The boys deliver their Round 21 match previews and best bets before finishing with some funny off-field banter about local beaches and French food.

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David Fifita foolishly went to the judiciary and lost. Now he's on the sidelines along with Cam Murray, Latrell Mitchell and Tallis Duncan. Mark Geyer joins Adam Hawse to discuss how South Sydney's lack of star power will hurt their finals chances. Is Jason Ryles really under pressure in just his second year in charge? Parramatta's lack of performance must be taken with a grain of salt given their injury crisis. Javon Andrews MUST get a run for the the Tigers, and Pat Carrigan MUST be locked down by Brisbane.

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Given their improvement and the look of their 2027 roster, Dean Young's confirmation as Dragons head coach was a no-brainer. The Sydney Morning Herald's Adrian Proszenko joins Adam Hawse to talk about how things are turning around in Wollongong. Joey Manu and Zac Lomax are a step closer to joining the PNG Chiefs, and Anthony Seibold might follow, as an assistant to head coach Willie Peters. South Sydney's injury woes deepen, with Cam Murray out for a month, and Latrell Mitchell no guarantee to return this season. Plus, Tigers at the judiciary, and remembering Scott Dureau.

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Are Tom Trbojevic's days at fullback over? Josh Morris joins Adam Hawse to discuss where Turbo's future lies after another hamstring injury. Damien Cook sprayed the referees after some howlers potentially cost the Dragons victory against the Warriors. It wasn't the only match that featured contentious calls. "J Moz" asks rugby league to adopt soccer's VAR technology. Latu Fainu is the future of the Tigers, Sean O'Sullivan might well be the saviour for the Bulldogs and Joey Manu might be another marquee signing for the PNG Chiefs.

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Get ready for a wild ride down memory lane! In this episode of Storytime and Mark My Words mailbag, the boys celebrate Women in League, exposing how Piggy’s mum packed his gear until he was 25. Plus, hear unfiltered stories about surviving first-year NRL paychecks. We respond to listener questions with yarns about early-morning prank calls to coaches, and the absolute field maniacs who are total sweethearts at the airport.

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Can the Broncos still win the comp? After an impressive performance against the Panthers and with their stars fit, maybe it's premature to write them off. The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to look at Brisbane's faint finals hopes, and how they gave us the blueprint for beating Penrith. Are PNG's tax free dollars screwing the player market? Zac Lomax looks a certainty to join the Chiefs, and well done to Cam McInnes for calling out players staying down for penalties.

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Is it a fait accompli that Zac Lomax will join the PNG Chiefs? He's taken a big pay cut after leaving rugby league, and will no doubt try and recoup his losses. Josh Morris joins Adam Hawse to look at Lomax, as well as discuss Jarome Luai's reaction to being unwanted at the Tigers. Plus, rugby league should always look at temporary contracts to allow departing stars like Mark Nawaqanitawase a chance to play for the Kangaroos, and despite what they say, the Broncos are no hope of playing finals footy.

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Welcome to the Mark My Words podcast. In this edition, Mark Levy and Mark "Piggy" Riddell fly solo after a severe case of tonsillitis sidelines their wingman, MG! The boys dive straight into the footy drama, tearing apart the Wests Tigers’ mind-boggling $500k payout to let Jarome Luai walk to the Eels. Piggy also shares a rare, deeply personal story about the exact moment he knew it was time to retire, and he breaks out some wild upset predictions for round 20 of the NRL, celebrating 20 years of Women in League Round. Can the Storm survive without Cameron Munster? 

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As expected, Jarome Luai is Parramatta bound for 2027. Given what the Tigers are reportedly chipping in, it's a great pick up for Jason Ryles. Former Eel Mark "Piggy" Riddell joins Adam Hawse to look at player movements, with Jarome to Parramatta, Jack Howarth possibly following and the potential for Cory Horsburgh to head to Brisbane. Plus, the jury is still out on the Sharks.

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Fresh off a press conference, Tigers coach Benji Marshall insists there is NO falling out between him and Jarome Luai, despite the star half being released early from his contract. The Sydney Morning Herald's Adrian Proszenko was at Concord, and joins Adam Hawse to unpack the divorce between Luai and the Tigers. The tensions between the Eels and the Storm are surfacing again, with Parramatta in the market for out of favour Melbourne centre Jack Howarth. The Eels made a play for him at the end of last year as part of the Lomax deal, only for the Storm to say no. Plus, Dean Young deserves the Dragons job, as the Red V inch closer to making a coaching call for 2027.

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Has Jarome Luai had a falling out with Benji Marshall? The Tigers could have communicated his departure much better. The Sydney Morning Herald's Neil Breen joins Adam Hawse to talk about how it fell flat at the Wests. After the Sharks impressive performance against the Dolphins, the question again gets asked, does Nicho Hynes get enough respect? His coach certainly doesn't think so. Also, Fozball has faltered in the past month, last year's top four may miss the top eight, and celebrations for Jai Arrow and Daniel Tupou.

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With news that Jarome Luai can leave the Tigers early, we ask, what would a club be willing to pay for the representative half? The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to look at potential landing spots for Luai before he joins the Chiefs in 2028. State of Origin 3 was Laurie Daley's redemption tale, but was he over the top with his post game comments? And if Billy Slater was a New Souths Welshman, he would cop a LOT more scrutiny. V'Landys' push for "global domination" worries the clubs, and Bronson Xerri is set to thrive at the Storm.

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NSW defied the critics and defied the odds to claim the 2026 State of Origin series. It was a strong performance from the besieged Blues and an error prone one by the Maroons. Did favouritism or complacency play a part? Former Blue Josh Morris joins Adam Hawse to break down one of NSW's greatest series victories. The match puts to bed any doubts that Nathan Cleary hasn't dominated Origin. Laurie Daley had the last laugh, and has earnt the right to go out on his terms. The bunker conceded it got it wrong on the Jack Bostock knock on call, and it's time to build Origin statues outside Stadium Australia!

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On this special edition of the Mark My Words podcast, the boys recap the deciding Game 3 LIVE from Suncorp Stadium. Listen in as they unpack NSW’s series win.

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Should the NSWRL pick up the phone to Ivan Cleary about coaching the Blues in 2027? Despite the preference for standalone Origin coaches, there is nothing precluding a club coach from coaching in the interstate series. The Sydney Morning Herald's Adrian Proszenko joins Adam Hawse to look at State of Origin 3 and what might happen in 2027. Billy Slater has confirmed he'll go around again in 2027 for the Maroons. Plus, the Perth Bears are keen on Moses Leota, but only if they can get him straight away.

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In the game's worst kept secret, the NRL announced a whopping 5.3 billion dollar broadcast deal with Nine, Foxtel group and Sky NZ. it is the largest ever commercial deal secured by an Australian sport. The Sydney Morning Herald's Neil Breen joins Adam Hawse to unpack it all. Plus, Gus Gould labels Harry Grant a 'cheat' ahead of Origin 3, bringing back the Caxton street bus trip and Jai Arrow's wedding vows.

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Justin Holbrook is building something special in Newcastle. Is he the leading Dally M coach of the year candidate? The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to look at the Knights' turnaround from 2025. Bradman Best is a game 3 specialist, but is it enough for the Blues to spring an upset in Origin game 3? Also, the complaints about Harry Grant's gamesmanship are much ado about nothing. Allan Langer should be under serious consideration as a rugby league immortal, Dean Young may have locked down the Dragons gig for 2027 and Cody Walker was a very naughty boy.

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In this cracking episode, the team kicks things off with "Story Time," diving into hilarious memories of the worst and most notorious away dressing rooms they ever had to visit during their careers. After the laughs, they turn the mic over to the listeners, diving deep into the mailbag to answer some fantastic rugby league questions.

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With Ethan Strange out, it's incumbent on the NSW halves to step up. Does Nathan Cleary need hid Andrew Johns moment? The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Mike Pearsall to discuss what the absence of Ethan Strange might mean. Sam Walker is a marquee half, but the Roosters are unhappy with the way negotiations are playing out, particularly in relation to one of his managers, Clinton Schifcofske. Plus, with a new broadcast deal imminent, will rugby league subscribers have to pay more?

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Drama in Blues camp with Ethan Strange injuring his ankle. Elsewhere, NSW are shoring their right edge defence with the old Panthers combination of Nathan Cleary, Liam Martin and Stephen Crichton. The Sydney Morning Herald's Adrian Proszenko joins Mike Pearsall with the latest ahead of Origin 3. With the new broadcast deal set to top five billion dollars, what does that mean for player wages? Plus, the Roosters secure another rugby 7s star, and the world's biggest birthday for Jai Arrow.

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On This episode of Mark My Words, the boys break down everything from State of Origin selections and dummy-half tactics to weekend betting tips. Just don't expect them to stay on topic, because a standard footy chat easily derails into arguing about tridents and first cars. You'll hear legendary tales of greyhound syndicates, regrettable stints in BMW roadsters, and hilarious vanity plates. It's the only show where expert rugby league breakdowns are regularly interrupted by urgent real estate text messages. Enjoy!

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Is Liam Martin the missing piece of the puzzle for NSW? The Blues have missed his aggression. Mark Geyer joins Mike Pearsall to discuss Martin's possible impact on Origin 3. With Penrith allowing Moses Leota to test the market and another 8 premiership players coming off contract, MG pinpoints who the must keeps are for the NRL powerhouse. And they say the competition starts after Origin, so will the top 4 change?

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Laurie Daley's selections have been confusing to say the least. First his decision to drop and recall Haumole Olakau'atu, then his explanation on Brian To'o's dropping NOT being about height. The Sydney Morning Herald's Neil Breen joins Mike Pearsall to decode Laurie's words. Penrith are doing the honourable thing by allowing Moses Leota to test the market, and Josiah Karapani continues to be a headache for Michael Maguire and Brisbane. Will he be sacked? 

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Word of player unrest at the Broncos grow louder. The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Mike Pearsall to discuss whether Michael Maguire can push through the noise. Brian To'o may go down as NSW's greatest ever winger, but poor form has led to Laurie giving him the punt for Origin 3. While speculation about Daley's future won't go away, there is no guarantee that Billy Slater will back up for Queensland again. Plus, the NRL bunker's forgettable weekend.

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Welcome to the Monday edition of Mark My Words, where things get a little loose and the boys set out to talk some absolute rubbish. MG and Piggy dive into the grubbiest players of yesteryear, exposing the pesky little guys who loved a cheeky tricep pinch and a sneaky foot stomp. We hear the hilarious tale of the Kangaroo tour, where the big forwards wrestled the little guys on a Manchester hill and surprisingly lost. Piggy spills the beans on rookie Jimmy Maloney's ultimate pest behavior, earning him the nickname "Sterlo". The boys try to build the ultimate NRL player, debating if Reece Walsh's speed and Adrian Morley's hitting power beats out Brad Fittler's step.

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Despite calls for mass changes, expect them to be minimal for the Blues in gamed 3 of State of Origin. The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Mike Pearsall to look at what Laurie Daley will do. The classy Cody Walker looks like he'll go around again for the Rabbitohs at the age of 36. Souths have changed up his training routine to prolong his career. A broadcast deal worth more than four billion dollars over seven years looks imminent for the NRL, with 9 and Fox likely to retain the rights, and Peter V'Landys also set to become executive chair of the game. Plus, Josh Schuster potentially playing for the Tigers is a nice comeback story.

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It's the last round to impress Origin selectors before game 3. Does Tom Trbojevic slot straight into the centres providing he gets through unscathed? Josh Morris joins Adam Hawse to go through potential Blues changes. Also, as June 30 approaches, could we see the likes of Bronson Xerri and Spencer Leniu on the move? Asu Kepaoa get six weeks for a homophobic slur, and Joey Walsh's re-signing with Manly is  vote of confidence in Kieran Foran.

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The three Marks reunite to debate the intense fallout from the latest State of Origin clash. They dissect New South Wales' struggles, potential lineup changes, and Laurie Daley's coaching future. MG proudly shares the news of his son Maverick signing a three-year deal with the Perth Bears. Plus the crew previews Round 17 of the NRL, sharing their game predictions and weekly betting tips.

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With salary cap exemptions to be given to the Perth Bears, is it too little too late? Mark 'MG' Geyer joins Adam Hawse to talk up the game's 18th team. Are we being too harsh on the bunker? With a 98% success rate, perhaps we need to stop chasing perfection in an imperfect game. Dean Young has a chance to secure his future wit ha win over the struggling Raiders, and Bronson Xerri would be a handy pickup for a team like Melbourne or Parramatta.

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As great as Latrell Mitchell is, are the Rabbitohs getting value for money given his injury history? The Sydney Morning Herald's Neil Breen joins Adam Hawse to discuss whether Souths need to make a call on Latrell's future. The Broncos are loving their veterans, with Ben Hunt re-committing for another year and Dane Gagai linked to a return to where it all began. Plus, Asu Kepaoa's alleged homophobic slur, just weeks after Kane Evans's emotional revelations, shows the game still needs to work on their education processes, as rare as these instances are.

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Despite suggestions Andrew Johns could coach the Blues next year, he is NOT interested. The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to look at all the moving parts for the NSW Blues. Do they roll the dice on an injury prone Latrell Mitchell, given the Maroons fear him most? David Campese trying to secure South African rugby talent for the Bears is a story we've heard before. Clubs are whingeing about not getting home venue finals game is another story we've heard before. Plus, Christchurch proved a great advertisement for a second New Zealand team.

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If the Blues lose the Origin series, expect the entire organisation and operation to be looked at. The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to examine NSW's deep seated issues. Although Ivan Cleary appears to be favourite to take the ole in 2028, who is Webby's surprise selection for Blues coach? A case is made that Origin is not refereed the same as club football, and why would the Tigers even think about bringing Israel Folau back to rugby league at the age of 37?

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It was a tough old night for the Blues in Origin 2. Outscored, out-enthused, outmuscled, with their right edge defence struggling. Josh Morris joins Adam Hawse with their Origin 2 post mortem. Where did it go wrong for NSW and what changes must be made for the decider at Suncorp Stadium? Can Laurie Daley turn it around? As for Queensland, they did it again. Sam Walker. Selwyn Cobbo and a host of other were allowed to run rampant, and NSW paid the price.

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The biggest moments. The unforgettable tries. The ultimate rivalry. Listen back to the very best moments of State of Origin Game 2 with the captain of the commentary team, Mark Levy. If you missed the call, or just want to relive the magic, this is your ultimate Game 2 highlight reel. Enjoy.

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Straight off the field and onto the mic. Mark "MG" Geyer talks to all the stars moments after the final siren of State of Origin Game 2.

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On this special edition of the Mark My Words podcast, the boys recap a wild Game 2 LIVE from the MCG. Listen in as they unpack Queensland's stunning second-half surge to topple NSW 44-24 and set up a massive series decider.

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Can nice guys finish first? Blues fans will certainly hope so when it comes to Laurie Daley, with the likeable NSW coach having copped a lot of criticism this series. Mark Geyer joins Adam Hawse to go through the key talking points ahead of State of Origin game 2 in Melbourne. How big is Payne Haas's return? Where will Ethan Strange play, and how will the Cleary-Moses halves combination fare? Plus, Kalyn Ponga is set on redemption, and which coach put MG to sleep?

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Can State of Origin hurry up already?! Everything about the build up to State of Origin 2 is boring. No war of words and reportedly, uninspiring speeches from Blues coach Laurie Daley. The Sydney Morning Herald's Neil Breen joins Adam Hawse to lament the lack of excitement. At the end of the day, as long as the showpiece event rates, that's all that matters, which is why broadcaster want it to remain on a Wednesday night. Also, why Api Koroisau might be NSW's x-factor, and everyone is to blame for the Warriors shot clock mess.

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Ashley Klein's gambling addiction is the integrity issue that continues to haunt the NRL. The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to discuss how having him officiate State of Origin 2 is problematic. Also, how was the Warriors shot clock calamity allowed to happen? The entertaining Dolphins are a premiership threat, the Tigers playing all home games at Leichhardt in 2028 is a nod to nostalgia, and Marky Mark's rugby return has no impact on his Origin selection. Nor should it.

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The boys kick off the episode by sharing hilarious and brutal memories of the "ultimate sprays" they've copped from coaches throughout their playing careers. The hosts then tackle listener questions, debating the most critical field position needed to secure a premiership and discussing the fading necessity of the modern bench utility. The conversation heats up as they compare Nathan Cleary's current form to the legendary Andrew Johns and debate the best development path for an 18-year-old superstar.

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Can Jai Arrow fuel Souths' premiership tilt? The Australian's Andrew Webster joins Adam Hawse to reflect on the emotional scenes at Accor Stadium where Jai Arrow rang the legacy bell, warmly embraced by the Rabbitohs and the Broncos. Plus, Mal Meninga cops a breach notice for publicly expressing his admiration for a pair of Bulldogs. Not the crime of the century, but rules are rules. Moses's hamstring is still drawing attention, Billy Slater viewed as Bellamy's successor and Payne Haas's potential switch back to the Kangaroos makes a mockery of international eligibility.

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