
Welcome to the home of Triple M NRL where the biggest names breakdown all the issues in the game and give you unrivalled access every day of the week! Listen to NRL legends Gorden Tallis, James Graham, Nathan Hindmarsh, Wade Graham & Aaron Woods analyse all the topics that shape our game! Catch all your favourite Triple M NRL shows on demand in this podcast feed, and never miss a moment by stream... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 579 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Josh Reynolds, Reni Maitua and Charlie White are in and ready to put the Tigers and Adam Doueihi saga to rest. We look at what's been going on inside the Tigers camp, with the boys giving their perspective as former players. The Dragons have rebuilt ... more
He's back! The return of the "people's champion" Michael Chammas! But before we dive deep into what's going with the PNG Chiefs, it's Danny Weidler who tackles the Wests Tigers after returning from Benji Marshall and Adam Doueihi's press conference. ... more
The Journos Brent Read and David Riccio join Charlie White, and the boys are fired up over the Tigers drama surrounding Adam Doueihi and "Vapegate". They unpack the fallout from the past week and address the club's culture issues. Shane Richardson ha... more
Shane Flanagan joins James Graham and Charlie White to set the record straight on the Adam Doueihi–Wests Tigers situation. We look at how he'll come back into the team and the stories that have been written about him. The Sharks are flying after a hi... more
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From Downward Danny’s early morning cat walks, Readies Botox, Nathan Himdmarsh’s parental love for his kids, Dobbo v James Graham and the hardest working man in league: the real CEO of the NRL, Channel 7 Charlie (who has more gigs than a failed Aussie pub band).
Note: for those who differ from my 5 star rating, in the immortal words of the great Buzz Rothfield: “I’m sorry for having an opinion”.
Tallis is a bully and the most biased muppet I have ever heard on radio. He lacks the intelligence and vocabulary to speak with any authority on rugby league. When someone says something he disagrees with he bullies and abuses them. He was an average footballer and an even more average person. Only punched on with players who couldn’t fight and never a man who would beat the bananas out of him. It’s sad that such a muppet is held in such regard. The best measurement of his character is Wayne Be... more
Monday to Saturday is great! Awesome hosts, debate, news and insights into NRL from journos, commentators & ex-players.
But Sunday, please! Dobbo is an absolute dribbler, so glad he was dumped from the weekday shows! Would have been 5 stars but for him hosting.
Lads great stuff but please, why is Terrell May never mentioned for origin? He's a weapon!
Really enjoy the show, Charlie’s a talent. The journos and players are great, love Grubby!! But if you’re gonna keep getting Shane Flanagan on I’ll find something else to listen. Sorry. He Shouldn’t be allowed around rugby league and talk about boring!
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