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It's Mailbag time! Every week, host Martin Devlin and young producer Lachlan Waugh work through comments from viewers and listeners on the DSPN YouTube and social channels, and discuss/answer/applaud/criticise them as best they can.
This week, there's a distinct Wallabies-beating-the-Springboks flavour, as well as All Blacks chatter, and even someone calling the boys goobers and w*nkers! Bit harsh.
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All Blacks icon Murray Mexted is back on the DSPN, joining Martin Devlin to break down New Zealand's win over Argentina, and preview the second clash between the two this coming weekend. Mex specifically looks at the All Blacks’ evolution under coach Scott Robertson and his selectors, praising Jason Ryan’s "quiet" transformation of the front row and the depth being built across the pack. Mex highlights the importance of size, ball-winners, and combinations - especially in the loose forwards, where players like Simon Parker, Wallace Sititi, and Peter Lakai.
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South African broadcaster Andy Capostagno joins Martin Devlin on the DSPN, to dissect the Springboks’ shock loss to the Wallabies at Ellis Park, and mass changes to the team for the second test by coach Rassie Erasmus. Andy explains the balancing act Erasmus faces with injuries, depth, and player confidence, while reflecting on the coach’s unique ability to shield his squad from external noise. The pair compare South Africa’s depth dilemma to New Zealand’s own past challenges, debate whether Ellis Park marks a turning point, and look ahead to the looming Eden Park clash.
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Tony Kemp - former Warriors coach and Kiwis representative - joins Martin Devlin on the DSPN, to recap the latest round of NRL action for 2025, with a focus on the Warriors tight win over the Dragons, which put them back in the top four. Kempy and Marty first discuss the former's knee surgery, the impact of a rugby league career on the human body, and how culturally diverse the NRL has become. The pair move onto the Wahs' win, their final three games of the regular season, and other top four contenders in the NRL.
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Australia’s win over South Africa at Ellis Park has sent shockwaves through world rugby! UK rugby reporter Chris Jones - whose byline features continually in The Times and RugbyPass - joins Martin Devlin to unpack the seismic result, comparing it to Japan’s famous triumph over the Boks in 2015. He notes how the Wallabies punished mistakes, exposed Springbok weaknesses, and proved that even rugby’s giants can be humbled. The conversation shifts to the All Blacks’ victory in Argentina, where flashes of brilliance mixed with areas for improvement.
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Martin Devlin went full journalist mode today and joined the All Blacks press conference, featuring head coach Scott Robertson. Razor talks about all sorts, including the ABs strong forwards performance but shoddy backline play versus Argentina. He updates on the health of Tamaiti Williams and Wallace Sititi, Billy Proctor's development, the Wallabies win over the Springboks, and more.
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Tony Johnson and Martin Devlin delve into the Wallabies' incredible 38-22 victory over the Springboks at Ellis Park. TJ calls it one of the most astonishing test matches he's ever seen, and highlights the Wallabies’ resilience, turning a 22-0 deficit into a famous victory built on smart play, quick wingers, and dominance at the breakdown. He questions the Springboks’ tactics, fading kicking game, and shaky lineout, while warning against premature obituaries for South African rugby.
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On the DSPN, Martin Devlin delivers a sermon praising the Wallabies - and still in a bit of disbelief - following their 38-22 come-from-behind win over the Springboks at Ellis Park. How good can Australia be?
Then, Marty and young producer Lachlan Waugh play a game of Glass Half Full, with a focus on the opening weekend of the Rugby Championship. They sprinkle a little bit of NRL and Premier League football on top.
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Former Wallaby and esteemed author Peter FitzSimons joins Martin Devlin on the DSPN, to relive the Wallabies’ stunning triumph over the Springboks to open the Rugby Championship, hailing it as the most significant Australian rugby victory since the 1980s. He describes the dramatic turnaround after conceding early tries, praising the grit, class, and emerging stars of coach Joe Schmidt’s side. FitzSimons argues the Wallabies are finally coalescing into a world-class unit, comparing them to great teams of the past.
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Tony Johnson - longtime Sky Sport rugby commentator - is back in studio to chat with Martin Devlin on the DSPN, following the All Blacks' 41-24 win over the Pumas in Argentina. TJ praises the New Zealand forwards’ dominance at scrum and lineout time, while hinting the backline still needs polish. Selection headaches loom - should Simon Parker be unleashed? How far off are Tamaiti Williams and Wallace Sititi? Will Jordan again dazzled, raising questions about strike power and positioning.
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