NSW are still standing, but only just. Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy look at where the Blues lost Origin I, their line-ups and bench rotation, what happened to James Tedesco and Nathan Cleary, the bright spots and who should coach them if they lose game two. They talk Dragons coaches now Jason Ryles has rejected the Red V, and  Buzz is ready to collect on his lunch bet with Mick. 

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Fatima Kdouh, Paul Crawley and Adam Mobbs look at how Latrell Mitchell's injury has rocked NSW ahead of Origin I, what Stephen Crichton brings and if the Blues can still win. They look at the navy blue jersey furore, women's Origin, the NRL's seven-tackle stuff-up in the Dolphins-Dragons game, Canberra's risky tactic of resting 300-gamer Jarrod Croker and Kalyn Ponga's brutal head knock tests. 

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It's the 10th anniversary of the Origin fight between Paul Gallen and Nate Myles that triggered a seismic shift in rugby league. The punch was banned as officials railed against on-field violence. Listen as Michael Carayannis, David Riccio and Brent Read speak to the key players from that fateful night.

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Buzz tells Mick and Mobbsy about the time he met Tina Turner as they reminisce about her impact on rugby league, the legendary ad campaigns and enduring legacy. They rate the all-or-nothing Origin selections, the ramifications if Adelaide doesn't sell out game one and who is in line to replace Brad Fittler should the Blues lose the series.They talk Jake Arthur's Manly move, Jack de Belin's Dragons captaincy and Joe Ofahengaue's Eels move. 

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The Origin teams for game one are in and there are plenty of surprises. Paul Crawley and Adam Mobbs look at the Blues blooding Tevita Pangai Jr and Hudson Young, choosing Api Koroisau over Damien Cook and Queensland omitting Maroons regulars Kalyn Ponga, Dane Gagai and Christian Welch. Crawls goes off at some crucial judiciary decisions and look at where the Wests Tigers' win ranks in their history.

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Jason Ryles is firming as Dragons coach. Buzz is firming for owing a dinner on the appointment, but where does it leave St George Illawarra? Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy talk interim coach Ryan Carr, Ben Hunt, the Dragons' roster and other coaches under pressure. They look at the last-chance saloon for Origin selection with the most contentious calls the Blues face.

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Craig Bellamy has made a huge call on his future at the Storm and it could have a direct impact on the under siege Dragons. But Anthony Griffin isn't the only coach in the firing line this week as Paul Crawley and Fatima Kdouh ask why Trent Robinson, Brad Arthur and Anthony Seibold aren't copping more heat this season. 

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Buzz is back from Covid and has made a bold call about Jason Ryles' coaching future. Mick's home from Magic Round with the latest from St George Illawarra as he and Mobbsy argue over Jack Bird's fans comments. The boys discuss movements at the Dragons, the Roosters' struggles, whether Souths have peaked too early and answer your listener questions.

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Did the Parramatta Eels underestimate the importance of hooker Reed Mahoney to their premiership campaign? Paul Crawley and Fatima Kdouh look at Parramatta's slow start to the season and whether they can win the title with Josh Hodgson at dummy half. Craig Bellamy's coaching future is still undecided but it could have a direct impact on St George Illawarra Dragons. 

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It's Christmas for rugby league fans. Paul Crawley, Adam Mobbs and Russell Jackson look at whether the Tigers can continue the Dragons' tragic Magic Round record, Wests' interest in Shaun Johnson and Ben Hunt's hooker switch. They preview the Rabbitohs-Storm blockbuster, what Nicho Hynes can expect from the Dolphins, Manly's issues and a plea to the NRL to not ruin Magic round with a crackdown on pressure on kickers

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