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Ben Hunt has sparked more anger with his latest Dragons comments, Mick and Buzz reveal what went on behind the scenes at their Wests Tigers lunch, we talk finals footy and the neutral ground debate. Plus, Buzz makes some outrageous 2024 predictions.

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It's preliminary finals time and the best four teams in 2023 will battle it out this weekend for a spot in the grand final. Already, the Panthers have taken aim at Brisbane, and the home ground advantage they'll get at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday night. Paul Crawley, Fatima Kdouh and Russell Jackson also talk referee howlers with match officials under the blowtorch yet again. 

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The porcupine meatball saga drags into its second week as we serve up a finals preview. MC, Buzz and Mobbsy talk Val Holmes' sanction, break some signing news, reveal which journo reached out to write Buzz's biography and why Souths' two-year premiership window. As always, we answer your listener questions

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Jack Wighton's alleged bite, the cliffhanger Raiders-Knights game, the dominance of the Broncos and Panthers, the Roosters' bravery and Penrith's social media faux 'Pah', the first week of the finals had just about everything. Fatima, Crawls and Mobbsy talk all the big issues in a bumper episode.

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Big episode as Buzz addresses his NRL360 debate with James Graham over the Bulldogs. Buzz, MC and Mobbsy discuss anonymous player sources and the fallout for Andrew Davey telling his story. They talk Dragons moves, break down the finals matches and Buzz tells a story about Scott Morrison and Lachlan Ilias, and another one about his fence. Yes, his fence.

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Their season is over but Souths are still creating headlines thanks to the war of words between Braith Anasta and Craig Coleman over criticism of Lachlan. Crawls, Fatima and Mobbsy discuss that, plus whether the Broncos can end their Storm hoodoo, if the Raiders finals fodder, Ivan Cleary v Andrew Webster and playing a finals match in the construction zone that is Shark Park.

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Buzz and MC are joined by Brent Read to dissect all the issues going on at Canterbury. They go in-depth into the situation at Belmore. The boys touch on Dylan Edwards’ new deal while Buzz makes a bold claim regarding fullbacks. There is plenty of gibber too including a blast from Buzz’s past. 

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Between Ricky Stuart's f-bomb at a cameraman, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves' brain explosion, the Soni Luke bum poke and Kalyn Ponga's injury, there's not much Fatima Kdouh, Adam Mobbs and Paul Crawley agreed on in this episode of the podcast as they break down a heated penultimate round of the NRL

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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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Have the Wests Tigers' finally hit rock bottom? Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy discuss Tim Sheens' impending departure, Benji Marshall's quickfire ascent to the top job and rumblings of discontent at the club. The guys rate Sheens and Phil Gould's performances out of 10, argue over whether the Chooks are dead and buried, and Mick makes a startling dumpling revelation.

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