The Continuous Call Team Catch Up

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Sunday 17th July 2022

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NRL Physio Brien Seeney provides an injury update.

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Michael Chammas, Rugby League reporter for the SMH and Channel Nine takes us through the latest and greatest NRL news with the Continuous Call Team.

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Brisbane Broncos and Maroons legend Steve Renouf joins The Continuous Call Team to share all the news you need from a Queensland angle.

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One of the biggest moments in the deciding State of Origin match was the brawl which resulted in Matt Burton and Dane Gagai being sin-binned.

The all out brawl also included Queensland enforcer and Titans skipper Tino Fa’asuamaleaui, who was first to get involved putting Burton in a headlock.

Blues coach Brad Fittler had his say on Nine's Sunday Footy saying the verdict went against the words of Graham Annesley, the NRL head of Football.

The Continuous Call Team break down the ruling saying the inconsistency is frustrating.

David Morrow saying, "just get some consistency there... it is just stupid."

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Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Saturday 16th July 2022.

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Wests Tigers Head of Football Tim Sheens says he’s confident of success ahead for the club in the coming years, with the right mix of senior players and young stars coming through.

Earlier this week, it was announced that the 2005 premiership winning coach would return as the “interim” head coach for the next two seasons from 2023.

Tigers Life Members Benji Marshall and Robbie Farah will be his assistants, with Marshall to then assume the role of head coach for the next three years after that, and Sheens to return to his current position.

It comes after the club and Michael Maguire parted ways midway through this season, and Brett Kimmorley currently taking over as interim coach.

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Former Rugby League legend Bob McCarthy joined the Continuous Call Team to speak about the inaugural ‘Mortimer-McCarthy Cup’ between the Bulldogs and the Rabbitohs.

The concept was developed by the Men of League Foundation to acknowledge the contribution McCarthy and Canterbury legends, Steve, Chris and Peter Mortimer made to their clubs.

McCarthy played 206 games for his beloved Rabbitohs before playing 40 games for the Bulldogs, finishing his career back at Souths in 1978. 

The Bulldogs and the Rabbitohs will meet on Sunday night at Accor Stadium.

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Queensland Assistant Coach Josh Hannay joined the show to recap the Maroons after their famous State of Origin Series victory at Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday. 

The Maroons lost Selwyn Cobbo and Lindsay Collins to concussion in the opening four minutes and trailed at half-time, before coming back to win 22-12.

The Cronulla assistant also spoke about the Sharks win over the Cowboys last night.

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Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy says the AAMI Park Eastern stand being named after club legend Cameron Smith is a testament to the impact the former captain had on the club.

The former Australian, Queensland and Melbourne legend played 430 games for the Storm and is currently the NRL’s games record holder and the highest all-time point scorer.

Melbourne fans will have the chance to see the unveiling of the grandstand on Sunday against Canberra.

The Storm’s Player of the Year award will also be renamed after him.

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