The Continuous Call Team Catch Up

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Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Sunday 19th September 2021

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A New Zealand legend, Stacey Jones claimed the Golden Boot in 2002 and became the face of New Zealand rugby league. Playing 261 games for the Warriors, including the 2002 grand final and a remarkable 46 tests for New Zealand, the "little Maestro" joins us for this week's edition of Where Are They Now?

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

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When difficult times hit you and your family it's incredible what lengths you'll go to, to help those close to you who are in need.

Premiership winner, Mark 'Ogre' O'Maley jumped into action after discovering his six-year-old goddaughter Grace was battling with leukemia. 

Mark has joined Camp Quality and is committed to walking 400km this September, all in the name of raising money for kids facing cancer like his goddaughter.

Mark joins The Continuous Call Team to share his journey and what this means to him.

To donate to Mark's cause click here.

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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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Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy never gets ahead of himself, despite his team's sustained success.

"I certainly don't get over confident. If anything, I probably look a little bit on the darker side to be quite honest".

The Melbourne Storm qualified for the 7th consecutive preliminary final, where they'll meet the Penrith Panthers.

Bellamy has also known David Morrow for over four decades, and took time out his day to congratulate Thirsty on 50 years in broadcasting.

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The Penrith Panthers have made it to another preliminary final after a gutsy win over the Parramatta Eels.

The mountain men have been questioned over their side's recent performance, but representative second-rower Kurt Capewell thinks the side is performing to a great standard.

Capewell says there's nothing to fear, "we're creating plenty of opportunities, we just got to ice them."

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