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Round 3 threw up a host of upsets and even more issues as Crawls, Fatima and Mobbsy look at the Eels staring down the barrel of an 0-4 start, where the blame lies as they find themselves as one of the six finals clubs from last year who are languishing outside the eight. They look at John Bateman's Wests Tigers debut, another halves dilemma facing the club as they face a struggling Melbourne. It's also Battle of Brisbane time but Dolphins star Felise Kaufusi's charge highlights the match review committee's inconsistency.

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It's a lively episode as Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy highlight Manly's salary cap issues, the fallout from the NRL's new mandatory 11-day concussion stand down and Reed Mahoney's breakout start to the season. Buzz, after revealing he identified a young Blocker Roach playing lower grades to earn himself the title of 'best front-row scout in rugby league', is full of praise for a current rising bookend.

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What a weekend of footy! Fatima, Crawls & Mobbsy look at Jackson Hastings’post-match run-in with Tommy Talau and David Klemmer after the Tigers-Knights clash, the sickening Kalyn Ponga concussion, Jacob Saifiti’s send-off and the Tigers’ woes. They look at the form of the Broncos and Dolphins, St George Illawarra and Canterbury’s miraculous turnarounds, alarm bells at Parramatta and Canberra, plus the strong response to the alleged racial vilification of Souths star Latrell Mitchell.

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Previously unbeatable Penrith have 'cracks in the windscreen', but has Latrell Mitchell's comments on the premiers put a target on his back? Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy preview a blockbuster round of games, analyse a host of teams staring down the barrel of an 0-2 start to the season, with Mick declaring one team's top-eight hopes dead if they lose this weekend. They talk relocation, Wade Graham's suspension and rumours of a big-name signing the Raiders are chasing.

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Well Round 1 is done and dusted Paul Crawley, Fatima Kdouh and Brent Read review the weekend that was, they dive into the new concussion rule. Plus who were the big disappointments over the weekend?  

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Michael Carayannis is a late illness withdrawal this week so Brent Read joins Adam Mobbs and Phil Rothfield for a massive episode. Buzz has his performance review with Mobbsy ahead of Round 1 and the boys look at the big talking points heading into the weekend, including Mitchell Moses' contract talks, the battle of the future stars at Manly and Canterbury and teams desperate to start fast. They also answer your listener questions and argue who's the best cook. 

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With Spencer Leniu set to leave Penrith at the end of this season, Paul Crawley, Fatima Kdouh and Adam Mobbs demand change to the transfer system that allows players to sign with rival clubs for 2024 before this season has even kicked off. They debate whether Melbourne's round-one unbeaten streak under Craig Bellamy - which stretches 20 years - will come to an end against Parramatta on Thursday night, and also reveal their crystal ball predictions for 2023. 

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Michael Carayannis is back and breathing fire over another scandal-plagued week for the Dragons in the wake of their meek Charity Shield showing, the 6am hotel scuffle and more legal dramas involving players. Mick, Buzz and Mobbsy discuss the Roosters' bid to get Dominic Young on the books this season and Penrith's premiership hopes in the wake of Taylan May's injury. They also answer your listener questions and Buzz reveals which former player is a "good looking dude".

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The trials are in the bag and all eyes are on Round 1. What should Canterbury do with their halfback role? Who's to blame for Tyrell Sloan's teary Charity Shield performance? Are the Broncos facing a selection headache? Is the Tigers' performance to be believed? Paul Crawley, Fatima Kdouh and Adam Mobbs look at the big questions.

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It's a celebration episode with Phil 'Buzz' Rothfield marking 47 years as a journalist, while it's birthday week for Brent Read. The boys look at the Sydney Roosters' concerns heading into the season, Cronulla's five-year 'it's not a plan, it's a strategy', and St George Illawarra's roster. They also answer listener questions and Buzz grills Ready over his dinner failure.

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