The Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast

It's a lively episode as Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy highlight Manly's salary cap issues, the fallout from the NRL's new mandatory 11-day concussion stand down and Reed Mahoney's breakout start to the season. Buzz, after revealing he identified a young Blocker Roach playing lower grades to earn himself the title of 'best front-row scout in rugby league', is full of praise for a current rising bookend.

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What a weekend of footy! Fatima, Crawls & Mobbsy look at Jackson Hastings’post-match run-in with Tommy Talau and David Klemmer after the Tigers-Knights clash, the sickening Kalyn Ponga concussion, Jacob Saifiti’s send-off and the Tigers’ woes. They look at the form of the Broncos and Dolphins, St George Illawarra and Canterbury’s miraculous turnarounds, alarm bells at Parramatta and Canberra, plus the strong response to the alleged racial vilification of Souths star Latrell Mitchell.

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Previously unbeatable Penrith have 'cracks in the windscreen', but has Latrell Mitchell's comments on the premiers put a target on his back? Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy preview a blockbuster round of games, analyse a host of teams staring down the barrel of an 0-2 start to the season, with Mick declaring one team's top-eight hopes dead if they lose this weekend. They talk relocation, Wade Graham's suspension and rumours of a big-name signing the Raiders are chasing.

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Well Round 1 is done and dusted Paul Crawley, Fatima Kdouh and Brent Read review the weekend that was, they dive into the new concussion rule. Plus who were the big disappointments over the weekend?  

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Michael Carayannis is a late illness withdrawal this week so Brent Read joins Adam Mobbs and Phil Rothfield for a massive episode. Buzz has his performance review with Mobbsy ahead of Round 1 and the boys look at the big talking points heading into the weekend, including Mitchell Moses' contract talks, the battle of the future stars at Manly and Canterbury and teams desperate to start fast. They also answer your listener questions and argue who's the best cook. 

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With Spencer Leniu set to leave Penrith at the end of this season, Paul Crawley, Fatima Kdouh and Adam Mobbs demand change to the transfer system that allows players to sign with rival clubs for 2024 before this season has even kicked off. They debate whether Melbourne's round-one unbeaten streak under Craig Bellamy - which stretches 20 years - will come to an end against Parramatta on Thursday night, and also reveal their crystal ball predictions for 2023. 

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Michael Carayannis is back and breathing fire over another scandal-plagued week for the Dragons in the wake of their meek Charity Shield showing, the 6am hotel scuffle and more legal dramas involving players. Mick, Buzz and Mobbsy discuss the Roosters' bid to get Dominic Young on the books this season and Penrith's premiership hopes in the wake of Taylan May's injury. They also answer your listener questions and Buzz reveals which former player is a "good looking dude".

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The trials are in the bag and all eyes are on Round 1. What should Canterbury do with their halfback role? Who's to blame for Tyrell Sloan's teary Charity Shield performance? Are the Broncos facing a selection headache? Is the Tigers' performance to be believed? Paul Crawley, Fatima Kdouh and Adam Mobbs look at the big questions.

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It's a celebration episode with Phil 'Buzz' Rothfield marking 47 years as a journalist, while it's birthday week for Brent Read. The boys look at the Sydney Roosters' concerns heading into the season, Cronulla's five-year 'it's not a plan, it's a strategy', and St George Illawarra's roster. They also answer listener questions and Buzz grills Ready over his dinner failure.

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The NRL Pre-Season Challenge is in full swing but it's the off-field issues creating headlines. Adam Mobbs, Paul Crawley and Fatima Kdouh watched as Kalyn Ponga finally fronted the media on Monday to explain his toilet cubicle saga last season and break down his reasons. Crawls reveals why Wayne Bennett was a no-show for the Dolphins' first official NRL trial, and the crew break down the biggest talking points from the opening weekend of pre-season matches.

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Dave Riccio, Buzz and Ready talk through what next for Latrell and the power of the integrity unit, what Ready's looking forward to next in the trials and Buzz is putting a shift in today....and making sure everyone knows about it.

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Major drama on the eve of the NRL season with Latrell Mitchell and Jack Wighton arrested and charged after a round of wrestling got out of hand outside a Canberra nightclub in the early hours of the morning. Adam Mobbs, Russell Jackson and SuperCoach guru Tom Sangster discuss the latest news and what it could mean for both players and their clubs. They also look at the future of Bulldogs young gun Khaled Rajab after he was overlooked for a top-30 spot at Canterbury, as well as keep an eye on this weekend's all-important NRL trials. 

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The NRL season must be getting close because Phil 'Buzz' Rothfield and Brent Read are back and arguing as they join Adam Mobbs to discuss what will be the big talking points in 2023. Buzz dives into his column about the worrying cost of Canterbury's rebuild, but declares "Gus has done a terrific job" and tips the Bulldogs to fight for a top-eight spot. Ready says wooden spooners the Wests Tigers are primed for finals footy this year, but he holds major concerns for the Dragons.

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Stephen Crichton is on the move, Talatau Amone is stood down and the NRL pre-season challenge details have been leaked.Adam Mobbs, Michael Carayannis and SuperCoach guru Tom Sangster look at what Crichton's decision means for Penrith, and likely Canterbury, plus what the Dragons are going to do following another setback. Don't worry, it's a largely CBA-free zone.

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There's plenty happening on the training paddock and off the field as clubs return from their Christmas break. Matt Encarnacion and SuperCoach guru Tom Sangster join Adam Mobbs as they break down the NRL rule "tweaks" ahead of the new season. The boys look at the Selwyn Cobbo drama and why Brisbane are continually in the headlines. And Tom gives us an update on the launch of the 2023 KFC SuperCoach NRL season.

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Phil Rothfield has blocked more than 2000 people on Twitter over the past decade so we decided to give some of the vanquished a shot at a second chance. Here Buzz, Adam Mobbs and Michael Caryannis preside over the first-ever Buzz blocked tribunal to go through cases where Twitter users get to plead their case to be unblocked by Buzz. Some are successful, one guy makes a Shawshank Redemption-style bid for freedom while others remain on life sentences with no chance of parole.

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It's the first episode of the year and we kick off with Phil 'Buzz' Rothfield looking into his crystal ball to declare the big stories that will play out in 2023 and his predictions for the year. Buzz, Adam Mobbs and Russell Jackson look at which teams are on the rise, and who's facing a dramatic fall, plus Buzz names two young talents ready to explode onto the NRL scene. 

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It's the holiday season but not everyone will be exchanging Christmas cards this year. Phil 'Buzz' Rothfield tells Adam Mobbs and Russell Jackson about the bitter squabbles that are still simmering, heading into the new year, looks at the origin of some of the stinks and which ones will never be sorted. There's on-field feuds, media stoushes, strained friendships, some sad, unsavoury fallouts and even a couple of corporate fracas that got a little petty. There's also a special shout out to Dean Ritchie's alter ego, Dennis 'Bullfrog' Ritchie, following his run-in with Kalyn Ponga's father, Andre.

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Canterbury continue to overhaul their roster with Corey Allan the latest Bulldog to leave while still holding a contract for next season. Phil Rothfield, Adam Mobbs and Russell Jackson look at what Allan's departure means for the Dogs' chances of signing Mitchell Moses and Stephen Crichton, they look at Allan's surprise arrival at the Sydney Roosters, as well as how the Sharks' latest free agency moves affect both Cronulla and Newcastle.

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On this Episode Phil Rothfield is joined by Dean Bulldog Ritchie and David Riccio as they discuss Mitchell Moses Contract negotiations, can Manly turn things around next season and whats the boy's big prediction for season 2023.

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The World Cup came to an exciting conclusion, although not judging by one of the pod host's actions. Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs look at the Kangaroos' win, the performances of Nathan Cleary, Latrell Mitchell and James Tedesco, Angus Crichton's light suspension and Samoa's efforts in the decider. Buzz explains the contentious calls he made in his top 50 players of 2022, while Mick reveals his concerns over Parra's roster depth in 2023 as a rival team makes a $1 million play for an Eels star.

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The NRL transfer market is heating up as Michael Carayannis and David Riccio join Adam Mobbs to look at who fared better in the Jackson Hastings-David Klemmer deal, the Knights or Tigers, and why Wests deny it's a swap. The boys discuss the Knights' failed fullback chase, holes in their roster, as well as the Tigers' pack and backline questions. They look at the World Cup final between Australia and Samoa, and what it means for Mal Meninga's future. Plus, Dave reveals a surprise career alternative!

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Michael Hagan catches up with Brent Read in Leeds where the Roos are preparing for their showdown with the Kiwis.

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The 2023 NRL draw has dropped and Phil Rothfield, Adam Mobbs and Michael Carayannis look at the winners and losers from the fixture announcement. The guys also discuss more feuds, the World Cup semi-finals, Buzz critiques Mick's attire and pulls a power play on Mobbsy after taking over hosting duties. Just what you need for an NRL off-season! 

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The semi-finals are here but World Cup organisers don't expect the Kiwis to be around for long, booking them flights home a day after their clash with the Kangaroos. Adam Mobbs and Matt Encarnacion look at the extra motivation for Michael Maguire's men against the Aussies. They also talk about Samoa fullback Joseph Suaalii's devastating running - and his concerning running style - after he was again officially warned over controversially lifting his knees in tackles. That and more in this special World Cup episode.

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From Manchester over in the UK Brent Read catches up with Pat Carrigan and Big Tino ahead of the Lebanon game.

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Dave "Doc" Riccio and Dean 'Bulldog' Ritchie fill in for MC and Mobbsy, joining Philip 'Buzz" Rothfield on 'his' podcast. The trio discuss the impact of John Bateman joining the Wests Tigers, what David Fifita is really worth, whether the QLD hierarchy is behind the push for DCE to start for the Kangaroos and why didn't Bulldog wear a tie to the hottest ticket in town on Cup Day?

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From the Roos camp in Manchester Brent Read sits down with Big Mal about the importance of culture in the camp during the World Cup.

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Phil Rothfield is back for 'his' podcast, doling out fashion advice to Mick and Mobbsy. They discuss changes to make the World Cup more competitive, Tim Sheens' Tigers meetings with Mitchell Moses and John Bateman, the Reuben Garrick tug-o-war and the Titans' clickbait Fifita announcement.

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Coming to you from Bolton in the UK, where France are based for the World Cup....Brent Read catches up with Trent Robinson to discuss the emergence of the game in France, being bilingual and thoughts on the coming match-up with Samoa.

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The World Cup edition is back as Michael Carayannis, Russell Jackson and Adam Mobbs look at the latest from the UK. They discuss Tonga's underwhelming start to the tournament and their likely quarter-final clash with a resurgent Samoa. They look at the form of Lebanon, whether Jacob Kiraz could be Canterbury's fullback answer, Michael Cheika juggling two international teams and how he would go in the NRL, plus the rampant Kangaroos' selection headaches.

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Tyrell Sloan is staying, Jayden Sullivan still wants to leave and St George Illawarra is still in turmoil. Buzz is AWOL as Adam Mobbs, Michael Carayannis and Matt Encarnacion deep dive into the Dragons, look at the latest rumblings at Manly, and Mobbsy saves Brent Read's bacon at the Rugby League World Cup. The guys talk about the tragic death of Queensland rugby league player Liam Hampson, and do an extended segment answering your listener questions around free agency, NRL draw release and the salary cap.

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From Manchester over in the UK, Brent Read catches up with Reagan Campbell-Gillard and Isaah Yeo about their careers, their bromance, the World Cup and how they don't show their friendship when up against each other on the pitch. 

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Diving deep into the Rugby League World Cup. Adam Mobbs is joined by Russell Jackson and Matt Encarnacion as they break down England's statement victory over Samoa and the problems with the Pacific nation as their tournament hopes hang by a thread. The boys rave about the unfancied World Cup entertainers, Joey Manu's performance, Joseph Suaalii's future and Tonga rolling out the big guns in search of history.

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Brent Read is in the UK with the Roos and sending back episodes of the pod during the World Cup. In this episode Mal talks about Leeds back in the day, Daly Cherry-Evans vs Nathan Cleary and Ted for the captaincy. Plus the boys preview the game against Fiji. 

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It's a big day in rugby league with Des Hasler's Manly tenure coming to a bitter end. Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs break down the drama at the Sea Eagles and who is to blame. They look at Cameron Ciraldo's first week as Bulldogs coach and what to expect, talk Rugby League World Cup and why concussion rules are set to wreak havoc on the tournament, and Dean 'Bulldog' Ritchie makes an impromptu call-in.

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Brent Read steps in for Phil Rothfield as he, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs discuss the uproar around the Panthers' grand final celebrations, arrogance accusations and why Ryan Matterson's call to cop a three-game suspension rather than a fine wouldn't happen at Penrith. There's big news around Manly's coaching showdown, World Cup and Mick declares why the Dragons shouldn't have re-signed Ben Hunt.

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It's grand final week and there's plenty to discuss. Buzz reveals the awkward run-in between Brad Arthur and Ray Hadley and what was said. Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy discuss Arthur and Ivan Cleary's big selection calls, Jarryd Hayne being brushed from the coverage and Mick debunks a great myth around players using electrical tape around their heads. The boys also discuss the burning issues from the Dally Ms, who partied on, and Buzz refuses to answer a question from Jamie Soward.

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It's a massive week of finals but we open the show with Buzz's breaking news about his old Thai takeaway store.When we finally turn to footy, Mobbsy, Mick and Buzz argue whether Parramatta need to make the grand final to classify their season a success. They break down the preliminary finals between the Cowboys-Eels and Panthers-Rabbitohs, look at the Kangaroos' dwindling World Cup player stocks with Joseph Suaalii opting for Samoa and the rise of the Pacific nations, and unhappy Dragons players.

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The Storm and Roosters were knocked out of the finals, as was James Tedesco from a high shot, and it's got Buzz worried about a trend developing. Phil Rothfield, Adam Mobbs and Michael Carayannis revisit the carnage of last week, preview this week's must-win semi-finals between the Eels and Raiders, and the Sharks and Rabbitohs. The boys answer the best listener question they've ever received and Buzz reveals a new jungle chicken curry hot spot!

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It's NRL finals time and things are getting intense. Buzz, Mobbsy and Mick discuss the NRL's decision to suspend Taylan May's ban over an assault charge until next year and Phil Gould's bizarre reaction to it. Mick takes us deep inside the great Manly divide as the club tears itself apart. We talk suburban footy grounds, fans' right to boo and we preview a massive first week of finals.

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It's the most anticipated last round in years and Phil Rothfield, Adam Mobbs and Michael Carayannis break down the games with major finals ramifications. Brisbane's preparations for their must-win clash with the Dragons was rocked by Tyson Gamble's revelations that players turn to Adam Reynolds for advice over coach Kevin Walters. The boys talk the timing of that, Covid concerns heading into the finals and why Buzz doesn't like the Panthers resting players. They also look at Manly, who will be the NRL's biggest off-season story.

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A bumper episode as Adam Mobbs, Phil Rothfield and Michael Carayannis preview the big Round 24 games with all their finals ramifications. The boys send out a search party for Benji Marshall in the wake of the Wests Tigers' latest capitulation, reveal the Sharks' big stadium win and Buzz and Mick fire up over where Alex Johnston sits among rugby league's greatest wingers. Plus, don't miss the establishment of the Buzz blocking tribunal for readers stuck in Twitter gaol, and just who will head up the appeals process.

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New father Michael Carayannis is back and joins Phil Rothfield and Adam Mobbs as they discuss the Kalyn Ponga-Kurt Mann toilet cubicle incident at Newcastle. They look at the Knights' lack of leadership as Buzz reveals a cool Brad Clyde story in the wake of Newcastle standing down Bradman Best and Enari Tuala for missing the team bus. They argue whether the Raiders can force their way into the top eight and who's most at risk of falling out of finals contention. The boys also reveal their premiership dark horses and their biggest disappointments of 2022. Buzz threatens a firm 'no comment' to Mick's listener questions.

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The annual NRL Rich 100 has been released, revealing the highest-paid players in rugby league. David Riccio, Brent Read and Phil 'Buzz' Rothfield go through the big talking points from the list. There's a new No.1 earner, a massive shake-up with 22 new players in the Rich 100, including four fresh faces in the top 10. We reveal the shock omissions, the winners and losers and the clubs under salary cap pressure. Visit rich100.com.au for all the latest.

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Tensions are high in the lead-in to the finals. Michael Carayannis is off on baby duty and Phil 'Buzz' Rothfield returns as he, Brent Read & Michael Carayannis debate whether rival teams are right, and that Penrith are arrogant. They look at salary cap issues at the Sharks and Roosters, Isaiah Papali'is future, Buzz's big call on the Wests Tigers and the pressure on Manly coach Des Hasler to keep his job.

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Brent Read joins Adam Mobbs and Michael Carayannis to offer an apology of sorts for an allegation levelled at him from last week's podcast. They also discuss the fractured Newcastle Knights - the stand-off with David Klemmer over his outburst at a club trainer, whether he's played his last game for the Knights and coach Adam O'Brien's future. They discuss taking the grand final back to Brisbane with the NRL's stadium funding stoush with the NSW Government, and talk Parramatta's top-four chances without Mitchell Moses, Penrith's injury concerns and the run to the finals

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It's been a massive week in rugby league, yet Adam Mobbs, Michael Carayannis and Brent Read still somehow manage to cover off on Seinfeld, Bozo the Clown, who was the better Robin Hood and Mick's former job renting out videos. They also argue the merits of the August 1 signing deadline following David Nofoaluma's Melbourne move, the Wests Tigers' refereeing debacle, judiciary furore and Manly's pride jersey fallout. As Always, they reveal their dinner plans, plus Ready's food phobia.

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Talk is heating up that Cameron Ciraldo will coach the Bulldogs, but will it be next year or 2024? Michael Carayannis tees off on one of Canterbury's options as he, Brent Read and Adam Mobbs break down the latest coaching movements, Brad Arthur's bizarre Bulldogs link, Wayne Bennett's Dolphins successor and the latest on Anthony Griffin as the Dragons' issues run deep. The boys preview a massive weekend of NRL, Tom Turbo shock early return, they answer your listener questions and lose it over Ready's 'slow' dinner plans.  

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After one of the greatest Origin games in history, Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy are back in the studio to break down where NSW blew it and how the Maroons engineered another miracle. They analyse the Blues' selection mistakes, key moments, why the bunker failed by not sin-binning Tino Fa'asuamaleaui and Kalyn Ponga's coming-of-age performance. They also discuss the Wests Tigers' Tim Sheens/Benji Marshall coaching play, another speculated rule change, they answer your listener questions and Buzz shocks everyone by revealing his dinner plans for a jungle chicken curry.

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The director of league Adam Mobbs is missing so Dean "Bulldog" Ritchie joins Buzz and MC to discuss the latest in league. They look at the goings on at the Warriors and the Reece Walsh drama plus the Tigers club are under fire following comments from Luke Brooks and Adam Doeuihi. Origin, Titans, listener questions and of Doggy tells us his Chinese order. 

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Just like Matt Lodge, the NRL is back from a brief hiatus. Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy discuss the criticism around the Roosters' decision to sign the star forward, and break down a blockbuster week of games with even bigger ramifications. The pressure on the Roosters to keep pace with the top eight, Latrell Mitchell's return and whether he should be considered for Origin, plus who's under pressure in the Queensland side. Buzz and Mick fight over who has the world's best chicken soup recipe and there's even an on-air prank call in the studio!  

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It's officially NRL bye week but the action doesn't stop, especially on the podcast. This week, Buzz tells Mick and Mobbsy why he's turned his back on the Blues to tip the Maroons. The boys break down all the rep round games, look into their crystal ball to predict who is going to miss the finals and Buzz reveals which Origin star hasn't returned his call from four years ago!

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It's a big week in rugby league as Origin and midyear Tests clash, with players forced to choose sides. There's unrest in the studio, too, as Adam Mobbs and Michael Carayannis join Phil Rothfield for what he calls the "Buzz podcast", talking about Haumole Olakau'atu's decision to make himself available for Tonga and not the Blues, and how the Tongans, Samoans and Kiwis are shaping up to dethrone the Kangaroos at the World Cup. The boys discuss teams under pressure that aren't named Canterbury or Wests, preview this weekend's games and reveal their hometown teams. 

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Buzz is back and joins Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs to break down Queensland's Origin ambush win over the Blues. From Cameron Munster's masterclass to Nathan Cleary's struggles, the boys look at what changes the Blues should make and why Billy Slater out-coached Brad Fittler. They also discuss the latest coach sackings that rocked the NRL this week. 

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In this episode, Brent Read, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs talk all things Origin from controversial selection calls, the storylines to watch and where it will be won. The boys look back on Ray Warren's career and talk the latest with the Wests Tigers' coaching saga as Cameron Ciraldo mail heats up. Buzz dials in from Melbourne as his dinner plans with legendary ring announcer Michael Buffer, of "Let's get ready to rumble" fame, are revealed.

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The A team are back and ready to talk all things NRL,the boys discuss the sudden exit of Warriors player Matt Lodge, Origin exile is over, and which coach is under the most pressure ?

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It's been a massive week at the Bulldogs and Phil Rothfield, Adam Mobbs and Russell Jackson look at Trent Barrett's departure, who should replace him and why the pain is far from over for Canterbury supporters. Buzz reveals the feuds he buried during Magic Round, Craig Bellamy's decision on his future and they preview the big weekend of footy. As always, they answer your questions and do dinner orders.

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This week we have someone come off the bench to make their debut and open the show with Buzz while we waited for Readie to turn up after he was stuck in traffic. Buzz told us about his bow tie mishap at the boxing, we also talked  Magic Round, what's doing at the Roosters, new Souths skipper Cody Walker and what we're having for dinner. 

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Phil Rothfield ups and leaves mid-podcast as he, Brent Read and Michael Carayannis dissect the issues around the Newcastle Knights. The boys talk about expansion, which players will struggle to keep their Origin spots, player movement and answer your questions. 

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Buzz, Readman and MC blow up at each other at Phil Gould’s intervention at Canterbury training. The trio discuss Daniel Tupou’s tackle, Ricky Stuart’s Raiders and  Josh Schuster’s desire to play six . Plus they answer your questions. 

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Brent Read joins Phil Rothfield and Michael Carayannis to summarise the Ponga situation. They discuss Jackson Hastings' heroics, Canberra's shake-up and Canterbury's Covid crisis. Plus they answer your questions.

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Brent Read is back and he joins Phil Rothfield and Michael Carayannis. The boys discuss all the drama at the Tigers and Dragons with Buzz putting a timeline on Michael Maguire’s future. They also debate how South Sydney will go without Latrell Mitchell and dissect the Cleary’s deal.  

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Buzz is back as he, Mick and Mobbsy fire up over the furore of Kyle Flanagan's NRL recall. The boys talk about Canterbury's salary cap position from 2023 onwards and their surprise link to a big-name Origin star. Buzz broke the story on Kalyn Ponga's Wayne Bennett meeting and gives his verdict, they preview the NRLW grand final between the Dragons and Roosters and reveal why it isn't being played in Sydney. Plus, they answer your questions.

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Big team changes this week with Buzz out and Mobbsy back into the podcast lineup. He joins Michael Carayannis and Brent Read as they reveal the Tigers knocked back coach Michael Maguire's bid to take two injured stars to the Gold Coast with him. The boys break down the grand final rematch between South Sydney and Penrith: Jarome Luai against rookie Lachlan Ilias, can the Panthers cope with being targeted each week and who has the better lock. Plus, they answer your listener questions, including one from a Sydney Kings legend!

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Well with Mobbsy away Brent Reed joins Mick and Buzz to discuss the week in Rugby League, which coaches are under pressure to keep their jobs, and what is happening in Tiger land? 

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Latrell Mitchell's back and in a mood, and so are the boys. Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy look at Latrell's impact on Souths, the Bunnies' massive month and why Manly can't beat a top team. They butt heads over concussion, the play-the-ball crackdown and contentious offside calls, while Buzz flat-out refuses to answer a listener question! 

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The 2022 NRL season kick-off is finally here, but there are plenty of off-field issues still simmering. Buzz fronts up to Mick & Mobbsy about his Bulldogs drones comment on NRL360, they discuss the partner of Raiders forward Ryan Sutton taking aim at Canberra coach Ricky Stuart on Instagram, break down a big opening round of matches and, as always, answer your questions.

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The time for talk is over. Unless it's on The Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast. Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy dive into the trial signs ahead of the season. Is the writing on the wall for Canterbury and Trent Barrett? Will Nathan Cleary v DCE in Round 1 end the Kangaroos' halfback debate? Are Cronulla the real deal? The boys look at what has them excited for opening weekend, the fullback stars in the NRLW and answer your listener questions.

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This week, Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs are at loggerheads over Latrell Mitchell's comments about the media influencing the match review committee and likening NRL to Oztag. They look at the pressure on the Wests Tigers following a disappointing first-up pre-season performance, preview the big trial talking points from this weekend and answer listener questions.

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Former Origin and premiership-winning hooker Michael Ennis opens up to Adam Mobbs about his role as a coaching advisor at the Parramatta Eels. Recorded live at the Fox League launch at Commbank Stadium, Ennis gives his verdict on the 2022 NRL season and gives his reasons why there should be plenty of hope among Parra fans ahead of the season, with the Fox League expert predicting 'something special' out of one Eel in particular.

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In this episode, hear the most recognised laugh in rugby league - no, not Michael Carayannis. Live from the Fox League launch at Commbank Stadium, Canterbury Bulldogs recruit and Fox League ambassador Josh Addo-Carr joins Adam Mobbs ahead of one of the most important seasons in his career. The Foxx explains why moving to the Bulldogs was a "shock to the system", delivers his verdict on teammates like Matt Burton and Jack Hetherington, and reveals a chance run in with an NRL legend at Canterbury's recent week-long camp in Tamworth.

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Adam Mobbs is joined by Parramatta forward Simaima Taufa, live from the Fox League launch at Commbank Stadium, as the Eels prepare for their debut season in the expanded NRLW competition. Taufa reveals why she left the Sydney Roosters to link up with Parra, players to watch at the Eels, who is the team to beat this season and the toll the postponed 2021 campaign had on the playing group.

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The footy gets back into full swing this weekend and Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs kick it off with St George Illawarra's decision to extend Anthony Griffin's contract before a ball is kicked. The boys look at what it means for the Dragons and their chances in 2022. Mick breaks the news on the Dolphins poaching one of Penrith's best young talents, we preview the all-important trials, answer your questions and Buzz makes a stunning* revelation about his dinner plans.

*The revelation was not stunning.

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The summer of league is upon us.  Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs are back, fit and firing for the NRL preseason. The boys break down our exclusive coaches survey, rule changes for the season, debate whether the Melbourne Storm era of dominance is over and Parramatta’s premiership window. They pay tribute to the late Johnny Raper and preview the All Stars weekend. 

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Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs get together for the final time in 2021. They discuss the reasons behind Penrith getting a brand new $300 million stadium, despite being the only tenants, as well as the Panthers losing another grand final star in Apisai Koroisau. The boys look into their crystal ball ahead of the 2022 NRL season and run the rule over Buzz's predictions from 12 months ago, with some surprising results.

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Buzz has taken a break this week so Brent Read joins Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs to break down the Brandon Smith podcast fallout, how the Storm and Dolphins feel, and whether he will be at Melbourne in 2022. The boys forecast a host of potential player movements, Ready slams the idea of an NRL draft, and they answer your listener questions. 

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What a huge week - the NRL's first Covid case, massive player transfer news and a leaked photo making headlines. Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs debate who was to blame for Penrith's Viliame Kikau donning a Canterbury polo that was subsequently leaked. They look at the Bulldogs' roster overhaul and how much pressure their salary cap is under. Buzz tells us the conversation he had with Wests Tigers football boss Tim Sheens where he told him star player Luciano Leilua was quitting the club

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Adam Mobbs and Phil Rothfield join Michael Carayannis to spell out why putting more money into the top end of the women's game is a good investment. Buzz reveals who the Covid vaccination hold-outs are at the Canberra Raiders, they discuss Mitchell Pearce's NRL departure and Mick drops some big signing news live that will rock the Parramatta Eels.

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In part 2 David Riccio, Brent Read and Michael Carayannis preview what's the next phase post Wayne Bennett. The full investigation will be available in the Daily Telegraph newspaper, and through dailytelegraph.com.au across the weekend.

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David Riccio, Brent Read and Michael Carayannis preview an investigation that will be available in the Daily Telegraph newspaper, and through dailytelegraph.com.au across the weekend.

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Michael Carayannis is joined again by David Riccio and Brent Read to break down the draw. They look at Benji Marshall’s return to the Tigers and explore the latest in player movement. Plus the boys answer some of your questions.

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Adam Mobbs takes back hosting duties from Michael Carayannis as they join Phil Rothfield to talk about Tyrone May's Panthers sacking, Nathan Cleary's tone deaf response, the 2022 NRL draw, the latest free agency movements and answer listener questions.

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Buzz Rothfield is back from his spell to join Michael Carayannis and Dave Riccio where the boys discuss Mitchell Pearce’s impending exit at Newcastle, what that means for the club and how influential can Andrew Johns be? Should the Bears be back and has Tyrone May played his last game in the NRL? The boys take a look into their crystal ball ahead of November 1, plus they answer some of your questions. To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.  

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After a strong debut last week Brent Read and David Riccio again join Michael Carayannis to chat all things rugby league. The boys dissect the Titans lofty aspiration to win two premierships in nine seasons and if there's a path back in the NRL for Michael Jennings and Joey Leilua. Did the Tigers get it right in not adding Shane Flanagan to their coaching staff and were the NRL right to sanction the Panthers? Plus for the first time the boys answer some listener questions. 

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Michael Carayannis is joined by new co-hosts this week in David Riccio and Brent Read as Buzz and Mobbsy have a spell.The boys reflect and pay tribute to the late Immortal Norm Provan career. They talk all things expansion and pick who their first signing would be for the Dolphins. And they speak all things Tigers, Cowboys and Eels.  To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.  

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Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs recap the Penrith-South Sydney blockbuster. They go to town on the soft punishments handed down to the Melbourne Storm’s white powder trio, Buzz and Mick replace Tom Trbojevic as the game’s premier player and the call goes out to the listener who made Buzz’s special burger for grand final day and hasn’t been heard from since! To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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Grand final week has a white cloud hanging over its head and Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs discuss the Melbourne Storm’s post-season controversy, give their winners and losers from the Dally Ms and preview the Penrith-South Sydney grand final, including their winner and Clive Churchill Medal predictions. 

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Tales from Tiger Town had another dramatic twist this week with coach Michael Maguire surviving the axe. Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs look at the mess the club is in, how they mishandled their football review and whether any changes will result in improvements on the field in 2022. The boys also debate which of the preliminary finalists’ premiership windows are closing, preview this week's grand final qualifiers and the Dally M Awards. Plus, Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy reveal their three-day preliminary final meal plans. To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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It's semi-final week and the NRL has been turned on its head. Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs debate whether Penrith will be labelled chokers if their season ends early and why the Teddy v Turbo clash is must-watch TV. Buzz and Mick are tipping potential boilovers - albeit in different games - and they disagree on who should be coach of the year.  To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs analyse each of the week one playoff games and deliver their verdicts. The boys also tear apart the failures from this season, which teams are in for an even worse 2022 and what we're going to do without Thursday night footy. To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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It's been a massive week in NRL and Phil Rothfield, Mick and Adam Mobbs are here to pull it all apart. They break down the commentary around the Latrell Mitchell suspension and Buzz and Mick argue, once again, the case for and against a wildcard round as the solution after the mass resting of players cruels the integrity of the last round this weekend. The boys discuss who has the upper hand in the premiership race and Buzz makes a shocking dinner admission. To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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In this episode, one of the boys is served a slice of humble pie over his stance on Paul Momirovski. Elsewhere, Buzz, Mick and Mobbsy discuss the future of Canterbury's Adam Elliott after his 'kissing' incident with NRLW star Millie Boyle, Curtis Scott's contract termination, Andrew Fifita's emotional post-coma interview and why Cowboys coach has escaped scrutiny despite a 10-game losing run. Buzz reveals the Roosters' $5000 Roosters replacement player, and the guys analyse the Chooks' must-watch clash with South Sydney.  To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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This week Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs break down the Penrith v South Sydney blockbuster as they look back on their 2021 preseason predictions. They discuss Luke Thompson potentially leaving the Bulldogs in a shock move, and Buzz and Mick have it out over the buys of the year. And, of course, there's the dinner menu ahead of a big weekend of rugby league To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs discuss whether Matt Burton sold himself short by signing with Canterbury so early. The boys look at Parramatta's stuttering premiership campaign, contract issues and recruitment, they review the latest episode of the Tales from Tiger Town documentary and Buzz reveals his special burger recipe. To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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It's the podcast version of Tevita Pangai Jr v Victor Radley. Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs go head to head in rivalry round,  analysing the TPJ feud with the Roosters,  the reprisal of the Battle  of Brookvale, pressure on Brad Arthur and the five-way race for the final two playoff spots.  To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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In this episode, Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs hit out at Roger Tuivasa-Sheck for walking out on the Warriors, Buzz reckons Wayne Bennett is the answer to Wests Tigers' struggles, there are concerns Canterbury are signing too many problem children, while the boys dissect the Roosters' surprise pursuit of Brandon Smith. To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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You won’t want to miss this episode, where Phil ‘Buzz’ Rothfield shows off his broadcast skills, providing us a phantom radio call of an NRL match. It’s not all hilarity, though, as Buzz, Michael  Carayannis and Adam Mobbs give an insight into the nightmare facing NRL families inside Queensland quarantine, analyse the Tevita Pangai Jr saga and fire up over clubs like Penrith creating super teams ahead of the finals by signing big names from cellar-dwelling teams.  To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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Phil Rothfield, Michael Carayannis and Adam Mobbs wrap up the State of Origin series, talk about where the Blues failed in their bid for a 3-0 series clean sweep and who needs to accept some blame. The boys discuss what's really behind NRL clubs' reluctance around the World Cup, Queensland hub life and Buzz promises to do a radio call of a game. Don't touch that dial! To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.

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