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A hip-drop tackle is it season over for Jackson Hastings? What does it mean for the Knights? The Raiders and Eels are in freefall as the fight to stay in the finals race gets tense. Crawls, Fatima and Mobbsy wrap up the weekend, debate whether the bunker cost the Tigers against Souths, and whether the Rabbitohs are the real deal.
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As Taylor Swift says, 'now we've got bad blood'. The Sea Eagles and Tigers feud continues amid personnel changes and questions around Manly's salary cap. Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy look at that, the top-eight scramble getting serious, they answer the best listener questions we've had, plus Buzz tries to introduce a new segment.
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Jack Wighton in hot water for questioning a referee's integrity, Zac Lomax escaping sanction for a head slam, Marata Niukore's sin-bin slap and Kennedy Cherrington facing a stint on the sideline for a shocking dangerous throw. It was a wild and, at times inconsistent weekend of refereeing. That's just some of the topics Paul Crawley, Russell Jackson and Adam Mobbs dive into as they also break down how Round 23 shook up the top eight.
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A combative episode with Adam Mobbs, Michael Carayannis and Phil Rothfield as Buzz rules out one NRL heavyweight's premiership hopes, declaring "I just don't think they're good enough." Mick reveals a recent player falling out, they look at how the Storm should use the returning Ryan Papenhuyzen, Newcastle's halves logjam and tally up Phil Gould's 'dipsh*t' count on Twitter.
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The Cowboys' top-eight chances have copped a significant blow as Fatima Kdouh reveals the breaking news around Valentine Holmes' high-tackle charge. She joins Paul Crawley and Adam Mobbs to look at the statement performances of the weekend from the Broncos, Panthers, Storm and Knights. They also discuss Wally Lewis in the wake of his CTE diagnosis.
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Roster shake-up at the Bulldogs, potential movement at the Dragons with halfback Jayden Sullivan touring the Wests Tigers facilities as the Red V close in on a key forward signing. There's plenty on as Adam Mobbs, Michael Carayannis and Brent Read look ahead to Round 22, who will make the top four and which club will drop out of finals contention. Mick reveals who has the weakest 2024 roster, Ready reveals which NRL coach Mick told couldn't make the finals, and he gives his verdict on the Barbie movie.
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Round 21 of the NRL season is complete and Adam Mobbs, Fatima Kdouh and Russell Jackson dive into the major talking points. The finals race just got interesting after a weekend of upsets, Nicho Hynes escapes sanction for his run-in with officials, the issues at the Sharks and Bulldogs and a wrap up of the first round of NRLW.
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The podcast has gone big time, new studio, fresh format, same gibber! Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy talk about the latest hall of fame inductees George Piggins and Ian Heads, the four-way battle for the last three finals places, this weekend's key battles and the wooden spoon bowl contest between the Dragons and Tigers.
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It's been a massive weekend as Crawls, Fatima and Mobbsy look at the Warriors, Knights and under-strength Panthers' performances. Meanwhile, they discuss the Tigers' stand-off between Benji Marshall and Scott Fulton, the field-goal controversy in the Eels-Titans clash and captain James Tedesco's no-show at the Roosters' game.
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Buzz and Readman go at it over Bradman Best's selection and Buzz's call for Brad Fittler to stand-down as coach. The pair are joined by Michael Carayannis where they discuss the wash-up from Origin and they look at a potential Kangaroos side.
The boys also talk all things Bulldogs and Readman has some huge news regarding Payne Haas.
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