Six Till Eight Debate with Oli Holmes and Jy Hitchcox

Jy Hitchcox iss back in the studio after a week off due to his injury, if you didn't know he's sadly broke his back. Don't worry he won't mention it much...

On this week's show the guys discuss Castleford's trip to the South of France that ended up with a big loss to the Catalans Dragons, Brian McDermott getting sacked by Leeds Rhinos and dual-registration.

All that and more silliness as ever!

Sadly our favourite Australian Jy ‘The Postman’ Hitchcox was not able to join the boys in studio for the show due to his injury which could leave him on the sideline until further notice, he has broke his back for goodness sake… BUT stepping into the man’s seat this week is fellow Castleford Tigers winger James Clare.

Straight from the start of the show James wants honesty and then proceeds to annoy Oli at any opportunity he can… It’s another fiery edition of the Six till Eight Debate.

I CAN'T SPAKE! It's only rugby league royalty Mick Morgan joining the lads in the studio!

Mick discusses his career from his playing days in various positions on the field, to the various position he's worked for Castleford off the field. Tom has a present for Jy after scoring four tries at the weekend, but Jy says he has a present in return... The long awaited tattoo on his backside has happened!

Part of the topics up for discussion this week include: Cumbrian rugby league, Danny Richardson should in the England squad and cheesecake. 

No seriously. Lovely delicious cheesecakes.

The boys are back with another episode of rugby league discussion and debate with the future of Super League and the RFL making headlines they aim to try explain what’s going on, they won’t solve anything and might not help but it gets rowdy!

Plus with both Oliver & Jy getting on the Castleford Tigers scoresheet we aim to settle who got the better try! It’s another jam packed episode of the Six till Eight Debate!

Man of Steel winner in 2017 and Castleford Tigers star Luke Gale joined Oli, Jy & Tom in the studio this week to discuss everything in the rugby league world!

The Challenge Cup quarter-finals gets reviewed, Luke discusses the work done on his hair and Oli is not happy about the lads stitching him up... all that and much more on the Six till Eight Debate.

Joining the Six till Eight Debate this week is former Hull FC, Warrington Wolves & Great Britain forward Garreth Carvell!

Topics up for discussion as ever revolve around mainly rugby league with the Summer Bash getting a lot of discussion, the Rugby League Players Association (which Gaz does a lot of work with), Castleford's loss to Saints and more. 

Plus Jy brings up the topic of genetic editing and his annoying parking ticket he got from going to the gym...

After a win at Magic Weekend 2018 for Castleford Tigers both Oliver Holmes & Jy Hitchcox are in jubilant mood with both of them scoring tries against Leeds Rhinos. But whose was better?

Tom Maguire behind the desk as ever stewing the debate about the future of Magic Weekend, should it stay in Newcastle or head to New York? 

The future of Shaun Wane is discussed, the week's upcoming fixtures, Oggy's skinny legs, the Pub Quiz and even the Royal Wedding gets discussed. A jam packed episode of the Six till Eight Debate as ever!

After last week's discussion about mental health and Andy's Man Club: Oli, Jy & Tom are joined by the founder of AMC Luke Ambler and Luke Storey to discuss mental health even further as part of Mental Health Awareness Week.

The first hour is an honest and open discussion about the issues surrounding mental health, depression and suicide - if you find those subject matters upsetting please feel free to skip to the second hour.

With Magic Weekend days away the guys discuss the festival of rugby going to Newcastle, review the Challenge Cup fiascos with the Championship clubs and Jy might be getting a tattoo...

Bit of a late switch on this week's show as we were expecting Zak Hardaker but due to unforeseen circumstances he couldn't join us BUT a late call-up, and a bloody great addition to the panel, Ryan Hampshire joins Oli Holmes, Jy Hitchcox and Tom Maguire to chat all sorts of rugby league.

On the agenda this week the guys discuss the Million Pound Game, review all the action from last week and get into a serious conversation about mental health and how Andy's Man Club is helping spread the word: #ItsOkayToTalk.

You want twists and turns in a podcast? Does this week's show with Oli Holmes, Jy Hitchcox and Tom Maguire have some.

There was some big points margins this week in rugby league with York City Knights breaking a world record of most points scored, but is League One actually competitive? 

More controversy thanks to the obstruction rule and the video ref, so naturally the chaps debate it once again alongside reviewing all the week's action.

Plus, there is major drama surrounding the tattoo wager that Oli proposed and it will leave you on the edge of your seat. This is the Six till Eight Debate.