UK-based journalists John Davidson and Ross Heppenstall discuss the latest sports topics of the day and endeavour to give you the story behind the stories. Lots of opinion, insight and detail on the world of rugby league, rugby union, football and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/by-the-balls--2968437/support.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 187 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | RugbySports |
John and Ross are back to preview the Challenge Cup final of Hull KR against Warrington. They discuss the two teams, their form and history going into the final, and who might emerge victorious at Warrington. They also chat about the horror show at H... more
John and Ross are back and they discuss the latest on the worrying Salford Red Devils circus. They touch on the proposed NRL takeover of Super League, what it may involve, why its come about and what a new competition could look like. They also chat ... more
John and Ross are back for a special episode after an insane week in rugby league. They chat about the farce at Salford Red Devils and how the issues and the situation rolls on. They discuss the raft of resignations at the RFL and the coup that has s... more
Ross and John are live from Las Vegas ahead of rugby league’s takeover of Allegiant Stadium. They talk about the experience of being in Vegas, the events and activities they have been on, the impact of it all, and what it all may mean for the NRL and... more
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John & Ross cover interesting topics really well and dig deeper than most podcasts, but as I listen to this (and other pods) when walking my dog, I often have to give up because I can’t hear what they are saying, the sound quality is awful.
Great podcast, John talks a lot of sense and i also enjoy him on the Forty20 podcast. But can you please not talk about that other code, i turned off the podcast as soon as you started going on about the 6 nations bore feszzzzzzzzzz
Really enjoy the podcasts, good guests and good chat. The sound quality usually stops me from listening though because I can only listen when I’m in a very quiet space.
Too much background noise.
Great podcast, John talks a lot of sense and i also enjoy him on the Forty20 podcast.
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Rugby league and sports journalism take center stage with insightful commentary and analysis on pressing topics in the world of rugby, football, and beyond. The hosts, experienced journalists, engage in deep discussions about current crises facing clubs, governance issues, and the cultural impacts of notable events, such as Super League games held in unconventional locations. They explore not only the intricacies of the sports themselves but also the narratives surrounding players, management, and media relations, making the conversation relevant and engaging for fans and stakeholders alike. The podcast often combines humor with critical analysis, drawing in listeners who appreciate both the sport and the business of rugby.
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