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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.

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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.

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Queensland coach Billy Slater joins us from inside Maroons camp ahead of State of Origin Game One, tackling the biggest selection calls and storylines dominating rugby league.

Billy opens up on the huge fullback debate between Reece Walsh and Kalyn Ponga, why experience mattered in key positions, and how the Maroons landed on one of the most talked-about squads in recent Origin history.

There’s also discussion around the six debutants and the balance of the bench under the new Origin rules, leadership within camp.

Billy also reflects on selection pressure and what fans might be underestimating about this Queensland team heading into the series opener.

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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.

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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.

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Welcome to another episode of Mark My Words, where one self-proclaimed professional host tries to wrangle two absolute imbeciles. Tune in for serious NRL analysis, at least until someone's Tinder notification goes off right in the middle of a rant. Expect poetry, MG delivering his footy opinions at maximum volume, and random Gold Coast horse racing tips. It's your weekly dose of rugby league banter, wild State of Origin bias, and confessions about 3 a.m. benders.

You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’

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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.

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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 !

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