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The Sunday Triple M NRL Catch Up

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NRL
Melbourne Storm
Brisbane Broncos
State Of Origin
Rugby League
Penrith Panthers
Grand Final
Bulldogs
Sydney Roosters
NRL Finals
Payne Haas
Las Vegas
Cronulla Sharks
Newcastle Knights
Nathan Cleary
New South Wales
West Tigers
National Rugby League
Dragons
Canberra Raiders

Get your Sunday NRL fix with the hard hitter Paul Kent, the ‘Raging Bull’ Gorden Tallis, Ryan Girdler and Anthony Maroon. Get the inside word from the league’s biggest line-up every Sunday from midday on 104.9 Triple M Sydney and 104.5 Triple M Brisbane with Sunday Triple M NRL, or catch up with the show here.

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Payne Haas
Broncos forward, post-match interview
Brisbane Broncos
Episode: Broncos Stun Penrith! Post Match Interviews With Haas, Reynolds & Walsh | Broncos Clubcast
Reece Walsh
Broncos fullback/halfback, miked up interview
Brisbane Broncos
Episode: Broncos Stun Penrith! Post Match Interviews With Haas, Reynolds & Walsh | Broncos Clubcast
Adam Reynolds
Broncos captain, post-match interview
Brisbane Broncos
Episode: Broncos Stun Penrith! Post Match Interviews With Haas, Reynolds & Walsh | Broncos Clubcast
Shaun Mielekamp
CEO of the Wests Tigers
West Tigers
Episode: We review a huge New South Wales Origin Victory! Where will Luai be in 2027 as Wests Tigers CEO Shaun Mielekamp joins us | Triple M NRL Saturday Scrum
Hudson Young
New South Wales Blues player, guest on the show
NSW Blues
Episode: We review a huge New South Wales Origin Victory! Where will Luai be in 2027 as Wests Tigers CEO Shaun Mielekamp joins us | Triple M NRL Saturday Scrum
Izzy Katoa
Dolphins captain and back from injury
Dolphins
Episode: Dolphins Clubcast | Top 2 In bound? Katoa's Journey & Herbie's $1.4M Value
Tom Gilbert
Reporter/analyst providing insight and commentary
Triple M
Episode: Dolphins Clubcast | Top 2 In bound? Katoa's Journey & Herbie's $1.4M Value
Reni Maitua
Former player and guest analyst
NRL panel
Episode: Hudson Young Calls Out Walker! Reni Challenges Moses & Christchurch's Marquee Player Options! | NRL Daily
Jason Ryles
Parramatta coach and former player
Parramatta Eels
Episode: Are Broncos Done For This Year & Next? Rabbits & Chooks Cement Places In The 8 & Bronson Xerri Is Out! | Saturday Scrum

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 228 ratings
  • Great podcast

    If you’re even remotely into rugby league, this podcast is a no-brainer.

    The Triple M NRL Podcast nails the balance most shows get wrong. It’s not overproduced, it’s not trying to be overly clever, and it doesn’t sound like a media-trained press conference. It’s just proper footy chat from people who actually understand the game.

    The chemistry between the hosts is what makes it. There’s banter, there’s disagreement, and they’re not afraid to call things out when teams or players aren’t up to s... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Flug88
    Australia3 months ago
  • NOT A PODCAST

    0/5

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    NOT A PODCAST
    Australia10 months ago
  • Quality Discussion

    I love the discussion with the panel, as a Brit listening in the UK it’s a great way to keep in touch with the NRL.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pedro Ell
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Per-formance

    For a bloke who can’t pronounce the word performance, Ben Dobbin sure likes to use it. It’s per-formance not pre-formance. I would’ve thought a “journalist” has a basic grasp of English. Get him a dictionary because I’m sick of him “under-preforming”.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    bold personality
    Australiaa year ago
  • gordan tallis shut up

    Could gordan tallis not mention Wally Lewis, Alfie langer or being a qlder just in one episode please…. We get it mate, you’re a grub qlder. No one thinks any highly off you… so hard to listen to this show now when he goes off on his little queenslander rants…

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    BozzaMDSC
    Australia2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate blunt, knowledgeable footy talk with real game insight.
Some listeners enjoy the mix of analysis with entertaining personal stories.
Chemistry among hosts is a standout; banter and disagreement feel authentic.

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#62
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#79
New Zealand/Sports

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

We review a huge New South Wales Origin Victory! Where will Luai be in 2027 as Wests Tigers CEO Shaun Mielekamp joins us | Triple M NRL Saturday Scrum
Q: What is the long-term view for the Wests Tigers after Jarome Luai's departure?
The club is focusing on pathways and development for youth, maintaining salary-cap flexibility, and ensuring the roster can compete long term, with a careful approach to retention and recruitment.
Buzz Talks Broncos Premiership Hangover, Questions Gus Gould, & Sounds Alarm on Shark Park
Q: How do you determine when to push players during a congested schedule?
Coaches rely on senior player's feedback, sports science input, and a balance between fitness gains and recovery, with adjustments made to protect long-term performance.
NSW Squad Unbalanced? Danny On Breaking Ivan Cleary’s Exit & What Could Nathan Do Next? And The Truth On Slater v Woodsy | The Journos
Q: How did the Ivan Cleary scenario come together and become a story for the episode?
Danny explains he sensed something was happening, pursued confirmation from several sources, and ultimately gathered a solid, reliable set of confirmations that justified running the story, including live contact with the Panthers' camp and cross-checking with other journalists.
Toia Try Howler, Bulldogs Dire Defence, & Cody Ramsey’s Comeback! | Saturday Scrum
Q: What was your take on the Roosters' performance despite wins without being at their best?
The panel agreed the Roosters are grinding out results through improved depth, better defense, and higher line speed, and they expect continued improvement as players like Robson and Spencer Leniu find their roles.
Tom Trbojevic Addresses Injuries, Seibold's Exit, Missing Origin, Jurbo's Critics and Fozball!
Q: What does the coaching change at Dragons mean for you and the league's balance of power?
The panel discusses the shift to Fozball, the interim coach's empowerment, and the potential long-term changes in strategy and team culture that come with a new leadership approach.

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1. Payne Haas
2. Reece Walsh
3. Adam Reynolds
4. Shaun Mielekamp
5. Hudson Young
6. Izzy Katoa
7. Tom Gilbert
8. Reni Maitua

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