In this episode of the Super League podcast, hosts John Lewis and Andy discuss the current state of Rugby League, focusing on the financial struggles of Salford and the resurgence of Hull KR. They explore the impact of ownership on club stability, the importance of community engagement, and the role of the RFL in managing clubs.

The conversation also touches on the significance of homegrown talent, coaching changes, and the need for rebranding in Rugby League. The hosts conclude by reflecting on the competitive landscape of the sport and the future of clubs in the league.

In this episode of the Rugby League POMcast, hosts John Lewis and Sam discuss the latest developments in the NRL, including coaching changes, player dynamics, and the impact of a new rugby competition on the league. They delve into the futures of various coaches, the performance of teams, and the implications of player management strategies. The conversation also covers upcoming fixtures and predictions for the matches ahead, providing insights into the current state of rugby league.

Johnny and Andy are back talking all things RL in the Northern hemisphere with the strange goings on after the SL voted to expand the competition immediately.

Along with more Nigel Wood things as standard along with many more topics of debate

In this episode of the Rugby League Pom-Cast, host John Lewis interviews Clint Goodchild, the owner of York Knights. They discuss Clint's early memories of rugby league, his journey into ownership, and the vision he has for the York Knights.

The conversation delves into the importance of community engagement, the challenges faced in the Championship, and the future of rugby league, including expansion and youth development. Clint emphasises the need for strong governance and the importance of making business decisions for the growth of the sport.

The episode concludes with Clint sharing his aspirations for the York Knights and the role of fan engagement in achieving these goals.

Johnny and Sam are back with NRL News and Gossip, filmed on Wednesday 16th July 2025. The boys take a relaxed approach and start of with more movie talk and who has Johnny head over heels in love?

Oh and they also talk all the latest gossip and Sam goes through the 2025 ladder predictor and find out who officially (ish) makes the 8... before Johnny brings in real content.

In this episode of the Super League podcast, hosts John Lewis and Andy discuss the latest developments in Rugby League, focusing on the controversial return of Chairman Nige, the ongoing issues with club ownership, and the challenges faced by French teams in the Super League.

They explore the financial realities of club ownership, the impact of outside noise from fans, and the potential expansion of the league. The conversation also highlights the case for Toulouse and other contenders for promotion, emphasizing the need for a community-focused approach to grow the sport.

In this conversation, John Lewis and Andy discuss the various challenges and opportunities facing Rugby League, particularly focusing on the importance of London as a market, the impact of TV deals, and the welfare of players. They explore the historical context of clubs like the London Broncos and Oldham, the missed opportunities in promoting the sport, and the need for a more strategic approach to TV broadcasting. The conversation also touches on the human aspect of players and the financial instability within clubs, culminating in a call for fan-led initiatives to celebrate the sport's heritage.

Johnny and Sam review game III as the QLD Marroons beat the NSW Blues in an underwhelming decider.

Slaters heroics of bold calls, Lawrie going to go? Papa flying back next year. Cleary underwhelming or just cannot drill with no machine to do the groundwork.

A Lot to unpack but the boys have. rants and raves

Johnny and Andy delve deep into the fortunes, and mis-fortunes, of two of the biggest clubs in world rugby league.

Wigan warriors won all 4 trophies on offer in 2024 but have already lost one of them this season and look to lose another... but will they go on to win the grand final?

St Helens won the WCC in 2023 but its been far from their 4-in-a-row triumphs for Paul Wellens's men. Do they have any chance of success this year? do they have a coach next year? and what has happened to them in our own opinions.

In this episode of the Rugby League POMcast, hosts John Lewis and Sam Leckie dive deep into the upcoming State of Origin decider. They discuss the emotional stakes, key players, and strategies for both Queensland and New South Wales.

The conversation also touches on personal stories, the impact of discipline in the game, and the challenges faced by players like Cameron Munster. With predictions and reflections on the significance of community in sports, this episode captures the essence of rugby league excitement.

In this episode of the Super League Pomcast, hosts Johnny Lew and Andy discuss the England Train On squad, analysing player selections, surprises, and the importance of team chemistry.

They delve into the challenges of international preparation, the significance of experience, and the potential for future international festivals. The conversation highlights the need for innovative approaches to enhance the international game and the dynamics of player reputation in selection decisions.