The Continuous Call Team Catch Up

4BC’s host of the Wide World of Sports, Nine commentator, and all-round Queenslander Peter Psaltis joins The Continuous Call Team to share all the news you need from a Queensland angle.

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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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Manly Sea Eagles forward Jake Trbojevic has shared his thoughts on Manly's dominant victory last night.

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Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Saturday, 4th June 2022. 

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Queensland State of Origin legend Trevor Gillmeister joined The Continuous Call Team to speak about the Maroons chances of winning the State of Origin series opener against NSW.

Gillmeister, affectionately known as ‘The Axe’, played 22 origins for the Maroons from 1987 to 1996 where he captained the Queensland team to an improbable 3-0 series victory in 1995. 

He told The Continuous Call Team Queensland he’s impressed by the Maroons team that will take to the paddock on Wednesday.

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Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart says he’s honoured to have been inducted into the New South Wales Rugby League Hall of Fame earlier this week. 

Stuart was one of three inducted alongside Ken Kearney and Harry Wells, ahead of this year’s State of Origin opener next Wednesday in Sydney. 

The former NSW halfback played 14 Origins for the Blues and was a member of the NSW side that won three consecutive series between 1992 and 1994, he then went on to coach his state on nine occasions, winning the series in 2005.

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Lindsay Collins says he's loved learning off Queensland legends as preparations ramp up ahead of Wednesday’s State of Origin opener.

He says it’s, “pretty surreal to be in their presence, being a sponge around them, especially Nate Myles who did that role there for a number of years.”

Collins has been named to start off the bench for the Maroons.

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The voice of Rugby League, Ray Warren joined The Continuous Call Team after he retired following 55 years of sports commentary.

The man affectionately known as Rabs called 99 State of Origin matches and 45 grand finals will retire as one of Australia’s greatest ever sports broadcasters.

He told The Continuous Call Team he’s speechless when he hears of the praise he receives from the general public.

“It chokes me up to be honest,” Warren said.

“When players say they want to be called by Ray Warren, that's outstanding and I can't think of  a word, it's numbing really.”

Warren also gave some advice for young kids aspiring to be a sports commentator.

“Be patient, it doesn’t come on a platter, ride the wave of disappointment but you must never give up, give all of your attention and passion to your dream.”

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NSW Advisor Greg Alexander believes the Blues are coming up against the strongest Queensland side in years, ahead of Wednesday’s State of Origin series opener.

After the Blues won last year’s series without any games in NSW, Brandy admits it’ll be a difficult task this year against the Maroons, who’ve named four debutants in Billy Slater’s first series as head coach.

Alexander says he’s looking forward to watching Blues debutant Kotoni Staggs take on the Maroons.

“Seeing him up close, he is very powerful and has fitted in well and looks good down that right edge, so I'm excited about Kotoni,” he said.

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Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Sunday 29th May 2022

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