The Continuous Call Team Catch Up

Starting his career amidst the Super League wars Luke Ricketson, who went on to become the first Sydney Roosters player to crack 300 first-grade games.

A one-club player, Luke became and is still a loved member of the club.

A fearsome lock and second-rower, Luke went on to represent as a Blues, City, and Kangaroo player.

Luke joins for this week's Where Are They Now?

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

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NRL Physio Brien Seeney provides an injury update.

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Sydney Morning Herald and Channel 9 journalist, Michael Chammas, provides the CCT with a scoop that demonstrates why it pays to have friends in high places. 

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Former Brisbane Broncos, Gold Coast Titans and Warriors playmaker Ash Taylor is set to move into the coaching ranks next year when he takes over the top job for the Newtown Lions’ A Grade side.

Ash has a mountain to climb but isn't turning away from the challenge, instead embracing it with the full support of the club.

He joins The Continuous Call Team to share how his transition from player to coach happened. 

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Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Saturday 27th August, 2022.

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Cronulla Sharks Premiership winners Paul Gallen and Shane Flanagan were on the roaming mic and caught up with Andrew Fifita and Aiden Tolman in their last seasons at the club.

Wade Graham also stopped by, alongside Shane’s son Kyle, and teammate Paul Vaughan.

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Newcastle Knights NRLW Captain Millie Boyle says she’s stoked to see the recent growth in women’s Rugby League.

The 24-year old is who’s one of the stars of the game and has represented New South Wales and Australian and won back to back premierships with the Broncos, before she moved to the Knights this season.

She’s also the reigning joint Dally M Female Player of the Year alongside Dragons star Emma Tonegato.

The Knights kicked off their NRLW campaign last week with a win over Boyle’s former team the Broncos 32-14 and they face the Titans tomorrow night.

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Penrith halfback Sean O’Sullivan says he has no hard feelings about potentially missing the club’s finals campaign, when suspended co-captain Nathan Cleary returns.

O’Sullivan has been the club’s Mr fix it when Cleary or halves partner Jarome Luai have missed games for the club.

It comes after O’Sullivan scored a try and played a key role in the Panthers 46-12 win over the Warriors at home last night.

Penrith were also presented with the JJ Giltinan Shield after they claimed the Minor Premiership last week.

He told The Continuous Call Team it’s a great achievement, but the premiership is the priority.

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David 'Thirsty' Morrow's career as a sports commentator spans more than half a century.

David has broadcasted some of the most memorable sporting moments the world has ever seen, his booming voice and passion resonating through his commentary.  

In 1971 a young David Morrow started his career at 2KM Kempsey, a chance encounter saw him start his sporting broadcasting journey from atop a ladder.

Since then David has only continued to climb covering eight Olympic Games, six Commonwealth Games, 42 seasons of NRL, and just about every sport under the sun.

Join The Continuous Call Team as they take a deep dive through Thirsty's career, reliving some of his greatest calls.

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