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The Storm and Roosters were knocked out of the finals, as was James Tedesco from a high shot, and it's got Buzz worried about a trend developing. Phil Rothfield, Adam Mobbs and Michael Carayannis revisit the carnage of last week, preview this week's must-win semi-finals between the Eels and Raiders, and the Sharks and Rabbitohs. The boys answer the best listener question they've ever received and Buzz reveals a new jungle chicken curry hot spot!

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It's NRL finals time and things are getting intense. Buzz, Mobbsy and Mick discuss the NRL's decision to suspend Taylan May's ban over an assault charge until next year and Phil Gould's bizarre reaction to it. Mick takes us deep inside the great Manly divide as the club tears itself apart. We talk suburban footy grounds, fans' right to boo and we preview a massive first week of finals.

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It's the most anticipated last round in years and Phil Rothfield, Adam Mobbs and Michael Carayannis break down the games with major finals ramifications. Brisbane's preparations for their must-win clash with the Dragons was rocked by Tyson Gamble's revelations that players turn to Adam Reynolds for advice over coach Kevin Walters. The boys talk the timing of that, Covid concerns heading into the finals and why Buzz doesn't like the Panthers resting players. They also look at Manly, who will be the NRL's biggest off-season story.

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A bumper episode as Adam Mobbs, Phil Rothfield and Michael Carayannis preview the big Round 24 games with all their finals ramifications. The boys send out a search party for Benji Marshall in the wake of the Wests Tigers' latest capitulation, reveal the Sharks' big stadium win and Buzz and Mick fire up over where Alex Johnston sits among rugby league's greatest wingers. Plus, don't miss the establishment of the Buzz blocking tribunal for readers stuck in Twitter gaol, and just who will head up the appeals process.

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New father Michael Carayannis is back and joins Phil Rothfield and Adam Mobbs as they discuss the Kalyn Ponga-Kurt Mann toilet cubicle incident at Newcastle. They look at the Knights' lack of leadership as Buzz reveals a cool Brad Clyde story in the wake of Newcastle standing down Bradman Best and Enari Tuala for missing the team bus. They argue whether the Raiders can force their way into the top eight and who's most at risk of falling out of finals contention. The boys also reveal their premiership dark horses and their biggest disappointments of 2022. Buzz threatens a firm 'no comment' to Mick's listener questions.

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The annual NRL Rich 100 has been released, revealing the highest-paid players in rugby league. David Riccio, Brent Read and Phil 'Buzz' Rothfield go through the big talking points from the list. There's a new No.1 earner, a massive shake-up with 22 new players in the Rich 100, including four fresh faces in the top 10. We reveal the shock omissions, the winners and losers and the clubs under salary cap pressure. Visit rich100.com.au for all the latest.

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Tensions are high in the lead-in to the finals. Michael Carayannis is off on baby duty and Phil 'Buzz' Rothfield returns as he, Brent Read & Michael Carayannis debate whether rival teams are right, and that Penrith are arrogant. They look at salary cap issues at the Sharks and Roosters, Isaiah Papali'is future, Buzz's big call on the Wests Tigers and the pressure on Manly coach Des Hasler to keep his job.

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Brent Read joins Adam Mobbs and Michael Carayannis to offer an apology of sorts for an allegation levelled at him from last week's podcast. They also discuss the fractured Newcastle Knights - the stand-off with David Klemmer over his outburst at a club trainer, whether he's played his last game for the Knights and coach Adam O'Brien's future. They discuss taking the grand final back to Brisbane with the NRL's stadium funding stoush with the NSW Government, and talk Parramatta's top-four chances without Mitchell Moses, Penrith's injury concerns and the run to the finals

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It's been a massive week in rugby league, yet Adam Mobbs, Michael Carayannis and Brent Read still somehow manage to cover off on Seinfeld, Bozo the Clown, who was the better Robin Hood and Mick's former job renting out videos. They also argue the merits of the August 1 signing deadline following David Nofoaluma's Melbourne move, the Wests Tigers' refereeing debacle, judiciary furore and Manly's pride jersey fallout. As Always, they reveal their dinner plans, plus Ready's food phobia.

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Talk is heating up that Cameron Ciraldo will coach the Bulldogs, but will it be next year or 2024? Michael Carayannis tees off on one of Canterbury's options as he, Brent Read and Adam Mobbs break down the latest coaching movements, Brad Arthur's bizarre Bulldogs link, Wayne Bennett's Dolphins successor and the latest on Anthony Griffin as the Dragons' issues run deep. The boys preview a massive weekend of NRL, Tom Turbo shock early return, they answer your listener questions and lose it over Ready's 'slow' dinner plans.  

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