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On this Episode Phil Rothfield is joined by Dean Bulldog Ritchie and David Riccio as they discuss Mitchell Moses Contract negotiations, can Manly turn things around next season and whats the boy's big prediction for season 2023.
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The World Cup came to an exciting conclusion, although not judging by one of the pod host's actions. Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs look at the Kangaroos' win, the performances of Nathan Cleary, Latrell Mitchell and James Tedesco, Angus Crichton's light suspension and Samoa's efforts in the decider. Buzz explains the contentious calls he made in his top 50 players of 2022, while Mick reveals his concerns over Parra's roster depth in 2023 as a rival team makes a $1 million play for an Eels star.
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The NRL transfer market is heating up as Michael Carayannis and David Riccio join Adam Mobbs to look at who fared better in the Jackson Hastings-David Klemmer deal, the Knights or Tigers, and why Wests deny it's a swap. The boys discuss the Knights' failed fullback chase, holes in their roster, as well as the Tigers' pack and backline questions. They look at the World Cup final between Australia and Samoa, and what it means for Mal Meninga's future. Plus, Dave reveals a surprise career alternative!
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Michael Hagan catches up with Brent Read in Leeds where the Roos are preparing for their showdown with the Kiwis.
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The 2023 NRL draw has dropped and Phil Rothfield, Adam Mobbs and Michael Carayannis look at the winners and losers from the fixture announcement. The guys also discuss more feuds, the World Cup semi-finals, Buzz critiques Mick's attire and pulls a power play on Mobbsy after taking over hosting duties. Just what you need for an NRL off-season!
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The semi-finals are here but World Cup organisers don't expect the Kiwis to be around for long, booking them flights home a day after their clash with the Kangaroos. Adam Mobbs and Matt Encarnacion look at the extra motivation for Michael Maguire's men against the Aussies. They also talk about Samoa fullback Joseph Suaalii's devastating running - and his concerning running style - after he was again officially warned over controversially lifting his knees in tackles. That and more in this special World Cup episode.
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From Manchester over in the UK Brent Read catches up with Pat Carrigan and Big Tino ahead of the Lebanon game.
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Dave "Doc" Riccio and Dean 'Bulldog' Ritchie fill in for MC and Mobbsy, joining Philip 'Buzz" Rothfield on 'his' podcast. The trio discuss the impact of John Bateman joining the Wests Tigers, what David Fifita is really worth, whether the QLD hierarchy is behind the push for DCE to start for the Kangaroos and why didn't Bulldog wear a tie to the hottest ticket in town on Cup Day?
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From the Roos camp in Manchester Brent Read sits down with Big Mal about the importance of culture in the camp during the World Cup.
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Phil Rothfield is back for 'his' podcast, doling out fashion advice to Mick and Mobbsy. They discuss changes to make the World Cup more competitive, Tim Sheens' Tigers meetings with Mitchell Moses and John Bateman, the Reuben Garrick tug-o-war and the Titans' clickbait Fifita announcement.
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