The Continuous Call Team Catch Up

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The best (and worst) of The Continuous Call Team from this weekend.

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Rabbitohs Jersey Flegg second-rower Taine Woodford has spoken about his remarkable redemption story ahead of his rugby league return match this weekend.

In October last year, the 21-year-old was diagnosed with cancer after doctors found a 12 centimetre tumor between his lungs and heart.

But after undergoing chemotherapy and recovering earlier this year, Woodford was given the green light to return to rugby league.

This weekend, Woodford will suit up for the South Sydney Rabbitohs in the Jersey Flegg NSW rugby league competition after spending time out of the game due to his illness.

“It’s really exciting because the whole process going in and out of hospital has been tough for me and my family” Woodford said.

“I was pretty touch and go for a while there, I think the doctors got annoyed with me asking the tough questions about life getting back to normal.”

“But it’s really satisfying to get back on the field.”

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4BC Wide World of Sports host and Nine commentator Peter Psaltis joins The Continuous Call Team with all the latest news from Queensland.

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The Continuous Call Team’s Mark Riddell has endorsed former teammate Jason Ryles to be an NRL head coach.

Riddell and Ryles played alongside each other at the St George Illawarra Dragons and have since become close friends.

In recent weeks there has been speculation the 44-year-old could take the next step with the Dragons yet to lock in a coach for 2024 and beyond, while it’s unclear if Craig Bellamy will continue on as Storm coach after this year.

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