The Continuous Call Team Catch Up

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Sunday April 30th, 2023.

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Royce Simmons is closing in on completing his annual fundraiser walk from Dubbo to Bathurst.

Over the past 12 days, the former Penrith hooker has walked 313 kilometres from Dubbo to Bathurst, raising funds for dementia research and supporting local junior Rugby League clubs.

Ahead of the final leg, the 62 year old opened up about this year's successful campaign, and hinted that it will probably return next year.

“The plan is to do it every year until my health gets to an area where I can’t do it” Royce said.

“For however long I can, I’ll keep walking and keep trying to do something because dementia is the biggest killer of women in the world, so we’ve got to cure this”.

The Big Marn was left in tears at the end of the interview, when reflecting on Royce Simmons’ courageous effort.

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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.

Psalty previewed the upcoming Magic Round, recapped last night’s clash between Brisbane and South Sydney, and also discussed the growing injury and suspension list at North Queensland.

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Parramatta forward Bryce Cartwright has opened up on his career saving move after his time in the NRL appeared all but over.

Cartwright spent 4 years at Penrith, before heading to the Gold Coast.

The 28 year old has signed with the Eels in 2021 and has now played himself into a regular starting spot this season.

“Brad Arthur is the best coach I could’ve asked for to save my career” Cartwright said.

“I’m very grateful to him and the things he has done for me.”

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