It's the serious end of the season, but someone forgot to tell the guys. Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy manage to cover South Sydney's implosion, the touch-and-go finals race, the Eels' earliest ever Mad Monday and the shocking lack of recognition for Ivan Cleary. It quickly descends into chaos, though, as Mick debunks a naked rumour, Buzz reveals the day he started a chant at Shark Park and the boys pick apart Mobbsy's date night.
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Every Monday and Thursday during the NRL season, you'll hear from Daily Telegraph journalists Phil Rothfield, Mick Carayannis, Fatima Kdouh, Paul Crawley, Dave Riccio, Brent Read and Adam Mobbs as they pull apart all the goings on in the NRL....

Sports

Did the criticism of referee Kasey Badger go too far? Brent Read, Fatima Kdouh and Pamela Whaley delve into the hottest topic of the round. The crew also look at Brisbane's title chances now that Adam Reynolds is out long term and pick an early NSW Blues team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trolls, injuries and NSW Blues selection

Mobbsy is back and immediately has to separate Buzz and Mick as they debate the NRL sanctioning Phil Gould over his fiery comments. They play the blame game at South Sydney, whether the Rabbitohs or Eels are a better fit for Wayne Bennett. The boys talk about Luke Keary's retirement, compare the Bulldogs and Tigers rebuilds, Shane Flanagan's Cronulla return and answer your questions.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NRL throws Gus under the bus

Is Jason Demetriou’s fate inevitable? Brent Read, Fatima Kdouh and Pam Whaley delve into what the South Sydney board decide this week? Brad Arthur’s job security continues to be a hot topic, as the crew look at how Parramatta’s poor form will hurt the Origin chances of the club’s biggest stars and whether Mitchell Moses gets the nod ahead of Nicho Hynes for the Blues  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coaches under the blowtorch

The team of Michael Carayannis, Brent Read and Russell Jackson take a look at the off-field dramas at Canterbury and Cronulla. They discuss the Eels, pay tribute to Dale Finucane and speak about their favourite Anzac Day clash memory. Plus they look at recent signings and answer your questions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dog day

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