The Continuous Call Team Catch Up

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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Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Saturday 19th March 2022

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Nine News’ Chief rugby league reporter Danny Weidler joined The Continuous Call Team with the latest breaking news.

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It’s an exciting day for the people of Cronulla with the return to PointsBet Stadium for the Sharks.

Cronulla CEO Dino Mezzatesta caught up with The Continuous Call Team ahead of their first game back in the Shire. He ran through the latest developments at PointsBet Stadium and what renovations are still on the way.

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Penrith Panthers hooker Apisai Koroisau says Coach Ivan Cleary has done an “exceptional job” with the side over the pre season preparing them well for the season ahead.

Apisai has been impressed by the way Ivan has “focused on coaching the mentality of being great again rather than focusing too much on the footy stuff”.

“He’s really got us in the mindset of finding a way to push on rather than staying in the same position that we were last year”.

Following the side's 20-16 win over Penrith, the star hooker revealed some of the players have come out of that game bruised, battered and with injuries.

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This week the NRLW received an enormous boost with expansion plans and salary increases revealed. From 2023, the competition will feature 8 teams, and then 10 teams in 2024. There’ll also be a new salary cap system in place with the cap set at $350,000 per team.

NRLW legend and commentator Ruan Sims praises the announcement and says it’s huge for the women's game going forward.

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Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Sunday 13th March 2022

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

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A member of the 300 club Nathan Hindmarsh was a highly respected player.

Spending his entire career with the Parramatta Eels Nathan was a fan favourite, having won Provan-Summons Medal five-times. 

A player with multiple firsts, the towering second-rower joins The Continuous Call Team for this weeks, Where Are They Now?

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Brien Seeney, also known as the NRL Physio joins The Continuous Call Team to analyse the latest injuries in the league from the round. 

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