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Which player has the highest footy IQ, plus what next for Wahs, Sharks and Dogs
Kenty and Woz break down a pivotal weekend of NRL action that has finally started to clear the finals picture. From the tactical genius of the Melbourne Storm to the "bullying" tactics of the Roosters, the panel explores the fine margins that separate the heavyweights from the chasing pack.
Jada Taylor on viral fame, the reality of injuries and the rise of the NRLW
In the latest episode of Chiming In, host Steve ‘Chimes’ Gillis sat down with Cronulla Sharks fullback and NRLW ‘pocket rocket’ Jada Taylor. The wide-ranging conversation covered everything from the try that garnered 10 million views to the personal toll of elite sport and her vision for the future of the women’s game.
James Graham’s premiership predictions, the struggle of change and the reality of the ‘bubble’
In the latest episode of Kenty Prime Time, hosts Paul Kent and Johnny Elias sat down with rugby league legend James Graham to dive deep into the business end of the season, the psychology of elite performance, and the often-difficult transition from the professional 'bubble' to everyday life.
Payne Haas’s Samoa switch and coaching "self-interest" over NRL kicking rules
In the latest instalment of Kenty Blitz, Kenty and Woz talk the seismic shift in the international landscape following Payne Haas’s commitment to Samoa, while slamming the current state of NRL officiating regarding mid-air contests.
Kelly leads Dally M race as NRLW gears up for Round 7
In the latest episode of Footy For Real, Jada Taylor and Maddie Studdon analyse the fallout from Round 6 of the NRLW, focusing on the individual brilliance driving the Dally M race and the tactical shifts defining the top eight. With the competition heading into its first ever Indigenous Round, the focus remains on consistency and the emergence of rookie talent.
Kent backtracks on his praise for refs, plus Slater on trainer-gate
In the latest episode of the Kenty Blitz, Paul Kent has reversed his initial stance on the officiating during Round 20, specifically targeting the manufacturing of "fair" outcomes during on-field confrontations. Kent also addressed the growing scandal surrounding trainer interference and the NRL’s perceived naivety in managing club employees.
Anxious officiating as clubs exploit medical loopholes
Kenty dives into a scathing assessment of the state of rugby league officiating, suggesting that a culture of fear is preventing referees from making critical decisions during the closing stages of matches, arguing officials are becoming increasingly hesitant when the pressure is at its peak.
Tommy Herschell on Saving Lives, One Workshop at a Time
In this moving episode of Chiming In Chimes is joined by Tommy Herschell, the founder of "Find Your Feet." Herschell, a former journalist and teacher, has dedicated his life to helping young people and adults navigate mental health struggles by giving them a platform to share their stories.
