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Sky Sport rugby commentator Tony Johnson joins Martin Devlin on the DSPN - as he does every week - to break down the All Blacks’ looming clash with the Springboks at Eden Park, a test both describe as the biggest since the 2023 Rugby World Cup final. TJ highlights the intensity of the rivalry, the Eden Park factor, and how much pressure rests on ABs coach Scott Robertson’s coaching group. With injuries weakening key positions - particularly at halfback and wing - New Zealand must rely on incremental improvements and discipline to match South Africa’s power. Both sides carry form concerns, making the encounter unpredictable.
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Former Wallabies fullback and current Triple M radio host Greg Martin joins Martin Devlin on the DSPN, with his trademark mix of banter and blunt rugby insight. While recounting his outrageous radio antics - like pub-crawling in priest outfits - Martin pivots to the Rugby Championship, arguing Australia and Argentina are on the rise, while the All Blacks and Springboks look vulnerable. Marto emphasises that reclaiming the Bledisloe Cup is more important to Australians than winning the Rugby Championship. He closes with NRL talk, liking the Broncos and Dolphins’ finals chances.
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South African rugby journalist Brenden Nel is back on the DSPN with Martin Devlin! Together they preview the upcoming tests between rugby heavyweights the All Blacks and Springboks. Nel questions whether New Zealand coach Scott Robertson has truly stamped his mark as All Blacks coach, while pointing to Rassie Erasmus’ tactical unpredictability. From defensive frailties and missed tackles to the aerial battle under the high ball, vulnerabilities abound.
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On the DSPN, Martin Devlin again attacks the subject of All Blacks fandom, and Kiwis' relationship with their national rugby team. Do fans still hurt when the ABs lose? Does the team still have that aura?
Then, Marty and young producer Lachlan Waugh present What Has More Chance Of Happening, where they work through a number of sporting fixtures this weekend and offer predictions. Today they talk NRL, NPC rugby, Premier League football, and much more.
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Kiwi rugby journalist and author Jamie Wall joins Martin Devlin on the DSPN, to unpack the All Blacks’ struggles ahead of the Springboks tests in New Zealand. They compare coach Scott Robertson’s early record with that of his predecessor Ian Foster, debate whether the Eden Park streak can hold, and question the muddled backline and wing selections. Jamie highlights the absence of reliable wingers like Caleb Clarke, and whether bold selections like Leroy Carter or Tavatavanawai could pay off. Ultimately, both Jamie and Marty agree South Africa poses the ultimate test of Razor's All Blacks.
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Passion, frustration, and a dash of humour light up the Rugby Roundtable, as DSPN host Martin Devlin, MediaWorks sports journalist John Day, and seasoned Kiwi sports broadcaster Mark Watson debate the All Blacks’ latest struggles - namely that 29-23 loss to the Pumas. Watto refuses to accept losses to Argentina, demanding the All Blacks stay above 80 per cent wins, while Martin and JD suggest the rugby world has simply caught up. The trio spar over depth, coaching, and whether Kiwi rugby is suffering a seven-year hangover from its golden age. From furious living-room rants to nostalgic reminders of All Black dominance, it’s equal parts serious critique and classic banter - leaving fans eager for what comes next.
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To kick things off, Martin Devlin delivers a sermon questioning who's at fault for the All Blacks poor showing in the second test against the Pumas - the players or coaches? Or both?!?!
Then, it's time for Marty's Mailbag! Every week on the, Martin and young producer Lachlan Waugh work through comments from viewers and listeners on the DSPN YouTube, Spotify and social channels, and discuss/answer/applaud/criticise them as best they can.
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On the DSPN today, Martin Devlin and Tony Kemp break down the Warriors’ recent win over the Gold Coast Titans, which strengthens their hopes of a top four finish in the NRL. Kempy highlights the significance of finishing top four, securing home advantage and a potential week off in the finals. The pair also weigh in on Mitchell Moses’ impact for Parramatta (the Warriors' next opponent), the unpredictable form of rivals, and looming finals permutations. Beyond the Warriors, they discuss Brandon Smith’s off-field troubles and the international tug-of-war around State of Origin eligibility.
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All Blacks icon Murray Mexted joins Martin Devlin to unpack the New Zealand's bruising loss to Argentina, insisting passion and pressure in Buenos Aires were as decisive as tactics. He defends the All Black coaches and selectors, arguing the current backline is the right one, but the forwards failed to deliver front-foot ball. Three yellow cards only deepened the struggle, leaving the backs exposed and the side chasing momentum. While fans demand sweeping changes, Mexted urges patience, continuity, and trust in coach Scott Robertson.
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In part two of Martin Devlin's chat with Tony Johnson on the DSPN, the pair turn their attention to other rugby that took place over the weekend. They start by quickly addressing Lima Sopoaga kicking Waikato to victory over Taranaki, and handing the Mooloos the Ranfurly Shield. They then reflect on the women’s Rugby World Cup kicking off, where England flexed early dominance and the Black Ferns showed sharpness despite injury setbacks. Marty and TJ finish by praising the Wallabies' efforts in South Africa, and question what the Springboks game plan could look like for the first All Blacks test at Eden Park.
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