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Phil Rothfield ups and leaves mid-podcast as he, Brent Read and Michael Carayannis dissect the issues around the Newcastle Knights. The boys talk about expansion, which players will struggle to keep their Origin spots, player movement and answer your questions.
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Buzz, Readman and MC blow up at each other at Phil Gould’s intervention at Canterbury training. The trio discuss Daniel Tupou’s tackle, Ricky Stuart’s Raiders and Josh Schuster’s desire to play six . Plus they answer your questions.
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Brent Read joins Phil Rothfield and Michael Carayannis to summarise the Ponga situation. They discuss Jackson Hastings' heroics, Canberra's shake-up and Canterbury's Covid crisis. Plus they answer your questions.
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Brent Read is back and he joins Phil Rothfield and Michael Carayannis. The boys discuss all the drama at the Tigers and Dragons with Buzz putting a timeline on Michael Maguire’s future. They also debate how South Sydney will go without Latrell Mitchell and dissect the Cleary’s deal.
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Buzz is back as he, Mick and Mobbsy fire up over the furore of Kyle Flanagan's NRL recall. The boys talk about Canterbury's salary cap position from 2023 onwards and their surprise link to a big-name Origin star. Buzz broke the story on Kalyn Ponga's Wayne Bennett meeting and gives his verdict, they preview the NRLW grand final between the Dragons and Roosters and reveal why it isn't being played in Sydney. Plus, they answer your questions.
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Big team changes this week with Buzz out and Mobbsy back into the podcast lineup. He joins Michael Carayannis and Brent Read as they reveal the Tigers knocked back coach Michael Maguire's bid to take two injured stars to the Gold Coast with him. The boys break down the grand final rematch between South Sydney and Penrith: Jarome Luai against rookie Lachlan Ilias, can the Panthers cope with being targeted each week and who has the better lock. Plus, they answer your listener questions, including one from a Sydney Kings legend!
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Well with Mobbsy away Brent Reed joins Mick and Buzz to discuss the week in Rugby League, which coaches are under pressure to keep their jobs, and what is happening in Tiger land?
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Latrell Mitchell's back and in a mood, and so are the boys. Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy look at Latrell's impact on Souths, the Bunnies' massive month and why Manly can't beat a top team. They butt heads over concussion, the play-the-ball crackdown and contentious offside calls, while Buzz flat-out refuses to answer a listener question!
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The 2022 NRL season kick-off is finally here, but there are plenty of off-field issues still simmering. Buzz fronts up to Mick & Mobbsy about his Bulldogs drones comment on NRL360, they discuss the partner of Raiders forward Ryan Sutton taking aim at Canberra coach Ricky Stuart on Instagram, break down a big opening round of matches and, as always, answer your questions.
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The time for talk is over. Unless it's on The Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast. Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy dive into the trial signs ahead of the season. Is the writing on the wall for Canterbury and Trent Barrett? Will Nathan Cleary v DCE in Round 1 end the Kangaroos' halfback debate? Are Cronulla the real deal? The boys look at what has them excited for opening weekend, the fullback stars in the NRLW and answer your listener questions.
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Unfiltered. Unrivalled. The NRL from every angle.
When the biggest stories in Rugby League break, Mick Carayannis, Dave Riccio, and Brent Read are the first to know.
Brought to you by CODE Sports and The Daily Telegraph, Code NRL cuts through the noise to give you the truth. Expect heated debate, exclusive scoops, and the kind of analysis you can only get from the journalists living and breathing the game 24/7.
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