Reece Robson: We know they're gonna turn up this Wednesday Night
NSW hooker Reece Robson (24:24) headlined a bumper NRL Saturday Show ahead of State of Origin 2 on Wednesday. He told Andrew Moore and the team that although it's a bit of a longer flight to Perth, preparation is the same as Game 1. Queensland legend Chris ‘Choppy’ Close (1:23:23) always joins Andrew at this time of the year to discuss Origin and this year is no different. He told us what he was feeling after the result of Game 1. Also on the show NSW legend Brett Kenny (2:18:41) talked about the 1985 Origin win and a fired up Michael Carayannis gives all the latest news (and speculation) in MC's Hammertime (48:50).
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The hip bone's connected to the... spine
Quentin Hull and Clinton Shifcofske chat to injured Titans star Keano Kini about his recovery and contract extension. Plus, they chat to Maroons Assistant Coach Josh Hannay ahead of Origin game 2 in Perth.
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Liam Martin: If Munster's in front of me there'll be no holding back
Round 15 of the NRL might be underway but there's plenty of focus on Origin and the news that Mitch Moses has had to pull out. One man who is probably limbering up to run out next Wednesday in Perth is Liam Martin. The Panthers back rower reckons that despite his old adversary Cam Munster being named as Queensland Captain it won't change their dynamic too much - it'll be business as usual! Michael Carayannis has all the latest NRL news - and speculation in MC's Hammertime. And there's some tipping guidance in Christopher's C.orner
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InZane Rugby League - Frank Ponissi -We don't want the Bears to steal our players like the Dolphins did
On InZane Rugby League this week - Zane Bojack and former Raiders halfback Sam Williams are joined by Melbourne Storm General Manager of Football and NSW Head of High Performance Frank Ponissi to preview Origin 2 and discuss the likelihood of the club retaining their stars from the threat of the Perth Bears.
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Try, try, try again: The Tom Jenkins comeback
Tom Jenkins had contemplated giving up footy altogether, but his return to the Panthers has turned out to be the perfect move. He spoke to Andrew Moore, Matt Elliott and Ruan Sims after his man-of-the-match performance against the Tigers where he scored a hat-trick. The team are also joined by Bulldogs CEO Aaron Warburton ahead of the King's Birthday clash of the Bulldogs against the Eels.
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