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It's time for Marty's Mailbag! Every week on the DSPN, host Martin Devlin and young producer Lachlan Waugh work through comments from viewers and listeners on the YouTube, Spotify and social channels, and discuss/answer/applaud/criticise them as best they can.
This week the pair talk about implications of having too many coaches, the history and structure of rugby test series', and expired products in the office fridge. All that and much more!
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On the DSPN, host Martin Devlin delivers a sermon about another cricket match affected by rain in New Zealand. That makes it three washouts and three losses for the Blackcaps across two Twenty20 series' so far. How much power does NZ Cricket actually have? Could they have scheduled the start of the summer better than this?
Then, Marty catches up with Quinn Tupaea and George Bell out of the All Blacks, ahead of the start of the end of year tour.
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On the DSPN, host Martin Devlin and RNZ rugby reporter Jamie Wall preview the All Blacks’ upcoming Grand Slam Tour following a media stand-up in Auckland. Jamie believes New Zealand enter their clash with Ireland in Chicago with plenty of confidence, ready to “rise to the occasion”. He notes Ireland’s long lay-off since the Six Nations and impact of the British and Irish Lions Tour, giving the All Blacks a preparation edge. The pair also discuss coach Scott Robertson’s depth-building, the importance of finishing the year with six straight victories, and the commercial motives behind staging the US test as rugby eyes the 2031 World Cup market.
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The DSPN goes on the road once again, heading to the latest All Blacks media session ahead of the team's departure to the United States, for next week's Chicago test against Ireland. Martin Devlin catches up with Ardie Savea, discussing a big 2025 for the star player, important leadership qualities, fellow loosies in the squad, and more.
As well as that, Devlin presents a sermon, questioning whether or not changes need to be made to the All Blacks coaching group, should results get worse on the end of year tour.
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Irish rugby commentator Michael Corcoran joins Martin Devlin on the DSPN, as the build-up to the All Blacks vs Ireland test in Chicago begins. Corcoran reflects on Munster’s stunning URC win over Leinster, the early-season readiness of Irish players, and why New Zealand’s match fitness gives them the edge. He predicts Ireland will beat Japan and possibly Australia, but fall short against New Zealand and South Africa. Corcoran also discusses Ireland’s post-Sexton transition at first-five, the global balance of power, and memories of calling Ireland’s first-ever win over New Zealand in 2016.
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On the DSPN, young producer Lachlan Waugh is back in studio, and joins host Martin Devlin for another edition of Glass Half Full. Together the pair offer their optimism - or pessimism - about a number of spots results and news, including the Silver Ferns' Constellation Cup chances, the White Ferns at the women's cricket World Cup, whether or not the All Blacks can win all four of their end of year tour tests, and more.
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Martin Devlin and Richie Barnett recount the thrilling matches in the Pacific Championship Rugby League, highlighting the size, strength, and energy of the players. They delve into the emotional atmosphere and unique cultural significance of the international clashes between the New Zealand Kiwis and Toa Samoa. With insights into the gameplay and strategies, they also discuss the future matches, including Samoa vs Tonga and the Kiwis' next challenges.
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Martin Devlin is joined by rugby analyst and podcaster Brendan Nel to discuss the state of international rugby. The conversation covers the recent performance and future prospects of the All Blacks and Springboks, the importance of winning tours, and the impact of commercial considerations on rugby tours. They also discuss the potential of the new R360 competition and its implications for the sport. With a look ahead to the upcoming Northern Tour.
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John Day joins Martin Devlin as they cover international rugby, recent matches, and significant sports updates. The discussion starts with reflections on England's win over India and New Zealand's upcoming rugby matches against India and England. Devlin then shifts focus to a detailed review of the exciting Kiwis vs. Samoa game, highlighting the intense competition and unexpected moments. The episode also addresses the Silver Ferns' recent defeat and internal issues, reflecting on the team's mental toughness and fitness. They also discuss the NPC All South Island final.
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Tony Johnson joins Martin Devlin on the DSPN to discuss the rarity and historical significance of achieving a Grand Slam in rugby, with a focus on the All Blacks' journey from 1905 to 2010. The conversation covers past attempts, memorable moments, and the anticipation of future Grand Slam opportunities. The discussion also includes insights into the challenges and triumphs faced during these tours, shedding light on why Grand Slams remain a coveted milestone in international rugby.
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