Six Tackles With Gus

Live from Perth, Gus dissects the Queensland Maroons' Game 2 selections, admitting, "I'm not sure they've addressed the problem" with a forward pack that "doesn't make sense to me." Gus also weighs in on Jarome Luai’s inclusion making NSW "stronger," the crucial role of Kurt Mann, and Kalyn Ponga's impact. He dives deep into the mental side of Origin, answers listener questions on Billy Slater's job and NSW's biggest dangers, and gives his final predictions for the match. 00:00 - Welcome Live from Perth Perth Bears Poor schedule for Panthers this weekend Lightning delay in Bulldogs Souths game Round 15 results 04:00 - QLD Perth form wont matter QLD changes: Capewell into team Gus is not sure QLD have addressed the issues from Game 1 11:30 - NSW Mitch Moses out, Jarome Luai in Max King starting, Stefano to bench 22:00 - Kurt Mann 24:00 - Kalyn Ponga 26:00 - The mental side of the game 30:00 - #AskGus Pat Carrigan to the bench Is Billy’s job in trouble if they lose game 2 What is the biggest danger for NSW heading into this game 35:30 - Ampol Power surge Which players will have a game changing moment 39:00 - Final predictionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of #AskGus, Gus opens up about the May brothers and what Taylan’s signing means for the Tigers' future. He dives deep into the Warriors’ rise as a powerhouse club and why their success story is just beginning. Plus, who picks the roommates on tour? Gus shares one of rugby league’s funniest rooming mishaps involving Tommy Raudonikis and Steve Mortimer. Proudly brought to you by TAB.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus weighs in on the State of Origin captaincy debate and the shock decision to omit Daly Cherry-Evans from the Queensland squad. He also shares his strong views on the Dolphins' fearless approach to the competition, and offers a passionate warning to buckle up for the Warriors' rise. 00:00 - Welcome Mat in Adelaide for swimming Kikau let off at match judiciary 03:30 - Yes, No No No No No! Adam O’Brien’s comments about the Knights fans was not needed Kai Pearce-Paul is a great acquisition for the Tigers The Panthers are coming 18:30 - Origin Game 2 Cam Munster captaincy Dearden in for DCE Blues side 29:00 - Ampol Power Surge 35:30 - Round 15 PreviewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this #AskGus ep of Six Tackles Gus praises Wayne Bennett’s masterclass in coaching under pressure, reflects on Penrith’s gritty path back to finals contention, and shuts down a wild Origin rumour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus breaks down the Broncos’ ongoing struggles, calling out how they can be their own worst enemy. He weighs in on Lachlan Galvin’s impact since joining the club, has his say on Origin II selections, unpacks the new Kangaroos coaching gig, and shares fresh insights into the Trbojevic brothers’ contract talks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back in 1994, Phil Gould’s Blues stunned Queensland by winning a decider at Lang Park - a feat unmatched for nearly two decades. Then came Game 3, 2024. It was brutal. Tryless for over an hour. Every inch hard-fought. Then, with the series in the balance, Bradman Best crashed through - pure power, pure Origin. Madge’s Blues had done it again. History repeated. A dream decider. Featuring - Bradman Best, Ben Hunt, Phil Gould, Mark Geyer, Andrew Johns, Jonathan ThurstonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus breaks down New South Wales' dominant performance in the State of Origin opener, with a deep dive into the effectiveness of their right-side attack and the halves' control. They also touch on the Women's Origin, discuss the impact of Max King, and answer listener questions, including potential changes for Queensland in Game 2. Plus, a tribute to Fatty, and a preview of the upcoming NRL round. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lang Park. Suncorp Stadium. Call it what you like - it’s hallowed ground. The kind of place where Queensland legends are made. Where the spirit of Origin greats like Beetson, Jackson, and Tosser Turner lingers in the air. In this episode of Stories of Origin: Magic Moments, we rewind to Game 3, 2022 - a decider for the ages. With just under two minutes on the clock and the series on the line, New South Wales launch one last desperate raid… until Ben Hunt steps in. He’s not flashy. But he’s pure heart. And in that moment - with the GOAT Cam Smith watching on - the Dozer delivers. Queensland erupt. Suncorp explodes. The Maroons reclaim the shield. This is the story of Ben Hunt’s heroic Origin moment - and one of the greatest decider finishes we’ve ever seen. Go Dozer! Featuring Ben Hunt, Billy Slater and Johnathan Thurston.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus and Thomo discuss all things Origin including the selection of Robert Toia and how it is an “inspired” choice from Billy Slater. Gus blows up at the announcements of the Origin teams and how for years he has been saying it needs to be a special event on a Sunday night. Reece Walsh is in the headlines for a video as Gus discusses the impact of social media and the evolving culture among players. Some great yarns on Andrew Walker, Tommy Radonikous, James Packer and Elton John. Plus, Gus’s tips for Round 12 all thanks to the TAB! 00:00 - Welcome Laurie Daley and NSW Reece Walsh viral video Gus and social media 15:00 - Yes No No Marky Mark’s try is in the conversation for greatest of all time Billy Slater will make changes to his forward pack for kick off The Blues will win at Suncorp again 27:45 - Origin chat Wingers Forwards Backline Robert Toia 47:30 - #AskGus 01:00:00 - Trivia 01:01:00 - Cattledog 01:07:30 - Lachlan Galvin 01:08:45 - Round 12 previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After five painful years of Maroon dominance, 1985 was the year New South Wales said “enough.” They turned to Canterbury’s fearless halfback Steve “Turvey” Mortimer - a man with blue blood and an unbreakable will - to lead the charge. From stirring pre-game speeches to that unforgettable chair-lift off the SCG, Mortimer’s passion and grit didn’t just win a series - he rewrote Origin history and brought the Blues their first ever series win. Sometimes, you’ve just gotta want it more. Featuring Laurie Daley, Mark Geyer, Andrew Johns, Peter Wynn, David Middleton and Roy Masters.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus dissects a number of potential Blues’ selection calls ahead of teams being announced, including the halves and wing spots. Praise for the Women’s NSW Origin team after taking out the series in Sydney. Can the Tigers bounce back from their disastrous loss to the Storm last week, and is Mal Meninga the man to lead the Perth Bears? Plus Gus’ Round 11 tips, proudly brought to you by TAB.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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If you need to understand Origin in just one moment, it’s the closing minutes of Game One, 1994. The Blues were cruising - 10 points up with 10 to play - until a wave of maroon belief swept the Sydney Football Stadium. Alfie Langer to Kevvy Walters, Michael Carne joins, Renouf streaks down the touchline, Hancock keeps it alive, Darren Smith inside, back to Alfie… BIG MAL sets the stage, and from nowhere Mark Coyne dives for the corner: “Queensland is never beaten!” In this episode of Stories of Origin, relive the chain‑reaction of passes that produced one of rugby league’s greatest tries and forged a mantra that still defines the Maroons. Hear first‑hand reflections on the pressure, the precision, and the pure Queensland spirit behind the Miracle Try - because when it’s Origin, it’s never over.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus picks his NSW pack and addresses rumours about Spencer Leniu. Brandon Smith is set to join Souths right away - Gus wonders why the Roosters let him walk. Dom Young is being shopped around and wants to play centre, while David Fifita’s big pay‑packet has him stuck in reserve grade and Gus has some advice for what he does next. Plus Six Tackles Trivia and don’t miss Gus’ Round 10 tips. 00:00 - Fresh off 7/8 tips in Magic Round. 12:30 - Yes! No, No, No, No. Brisbane to stay hosting Magic Round? Simaima Taufa is the best player in the Women’s game? Jayden Su’A’s bombed try was one of the worst? Kaeo Weekes is the next Billy Slater? 24:30 - Brandon Smith to sign with South Sydney effective immediately 29:00 - Dom Young being shopped around. 34:00 - David Fifita in reserve grade. 49:00 - Gus’s NSW forward pack for Origin one 01:03:00 - Six Tackles Trivia 01:04:30 - Round 10 preview & Gus' Tips.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A series decider at ANZ Stadium. The Blues teetered on the brink, heartbreak hanging over Homebush once more - until one breathtaking chain of passes rewrote Origin folklore. Relive the frantic final minute: Cordner to Murray, Pearce punching through the line, Trbojevic unleashing Ferguson on white-knuckle tippy-toes down the sideline, and - like lightning - James “Teddy” Tedesco diving over to clinch NSW’s first back-to-back crown since 2005. Buckle up for the play that stunned Queensland and carved Teddy’s name into Origin legend. Game 1 of the 2025 State of Origin series is live and exclusive on Nine & 9Now, Wednesday 28 May.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus cant get his head around the rumours swirling that Daly Cherry-Evans could be on his way to Roosters with all the young halves they have. Gus and Mat discuss the expansion to the West and how it wont be easy recruiting big names over. Gus also gives a rare insight into his coaching career, discussing the emotional challenges of handling losses and the importance of maintaining emotional control during games. He emphasises the significance of mental toughness and attitude control in sports, sharing insights on how to teach players to focus on the present and trust the process.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 45th year of rugby league’s fiercest rivalry, Stories of Origin is back with its most emotional season yet - Magic Moments: As Voted By You, thanks to TAB. Across six epic episodes, fans chose the plays that made them shout, cry and believe again, and the legends who lived them tell every raw detail. We kick off where Origin itself began: Arthur Beetson’s thunderous return to Lang Park in 1980. A weary warrior summoned home, Beetson strapped on the captain’s armband and, in eighty unforgettable minutes, turned a fledgling concept into the greatest spectacle in Australian sport. Hear rare archival audio, inside-the-sheds reflections, and fresh insight from Wally Lewis, Phil Gould, Roy Masters and more as they relive the night one man’s pride and power put State of Origin on the map. Narrated by Mathew Thompson. Game 1 of the 2025 State of Origin series is live and exclusive on Nine & 9Now, Wednesday 28 May.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus analyses Mitch Moses' impact on Parramatta and what it could mean for NSW. The Lachlan Galvin saga isnt going away anytime soon and Gus has his say on the matter. Are the Raiders a genuine premiership threat? Is it time for the NRL to introduce a transfer period and draft? A huge preview of the most important day of the year - ANZAC Day. Plus all Gus' tips and #AskGus questions answered, proudly brought to you by TAB. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus weighs in on the Lachlan Galvin bombshell. He questions the motive behind the decision, the timing, and the role of player managers in today’s game. “It’s untenable,” he says. “It’s not going to last.” With strong words for the Tigers’ reaction and real concern for Galvin’s welfare, Gus doesn’t hold back. Plus: #AskGus, Gus’ Auction House and Gus’ Round 7 Tips. 00:00 - Welcome - Easter Friday match tipped for 70,000 6:45 - JWH will go down as one of the greatest ever props 8:15 - Rory McIlroy will go down as the one of the greatest ever 13:30 - Jaxon Purdue is a future Origin star 14:15 - Lachlan Galvin 45:30 - #AskGus 53:30 - Six Tackles Trivia 56:00 - Gus’ Auction House 01:00:00 - Round 7 previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a bonus episode of Six Tackles with Gus. Over the past few episodes we've been building Gus' Auction House - getting inside Phil Gould's mind to understand how difficult it is to build a modern NRL team under the salary cap, and how much he’d be willing to spend on each position.. In this episode we're focusing on the wingers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus breaks it all down - from the NRL's bold move to buy into the Super League, to how artificial intelligence could shake up rugby league as we know it. Plus, his Round 6 tips, proudly brought to you by TAB. 00:00 – Welcome & Round 5 Recap05:45 – Why Jahrome Hughes is the key to the Storm10:30 – Is Payne Haas about to land a 10-year megadeal?16:00 – Gus on how AI could change the game30:30 – The NRL eyes a Super League stake52:00 – #AskGus57:00 – Stories of Origin Sneak Peek59:00 – Six Tackles Trivia01:01:00 – Masters golf preview & tips01:05:00 – Round 6 Tips & PredictionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is Nathan Cleary the answer to Penrith’s struggles, or is it panic stations for the premiers? Plus, Payne Haas’ defection to Samoa and how it can benefit the game. Gus breaks down the Bulldogs' form, Reed Mahoney’s impact, the ongoing sin bin crackdown, and why Lachlan Galvin should not be the next million dollar man. Plus, Gus’ Auction House, your questions in #AskGus and Gus’ Round Round 5 tips thanks to TAB. 00:00 - Welcome Bulldogs chat Reed Mahoney Sin bin crackdown 13:30 - Yes, No No No No No! The Ashes is a welcome return to rugby league The Tigers should throw the kitchen sink at Lachlan Galvin The return of Nathan Cleary will solve Penrith’s problems 28:20 - Panic stations at Penrith Defence Blaize Talagi 35:50 - Payne Haas defection to Samoa 45:00 - Gus’ Auction House Five-eighths 51:00 - Stories of Origin Season 4 Coming Soon 57:00 - Six Tackles Trivia 58:00 - #AskGus 01:07:00 - Round 5 previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jahrome Hughes has developed into one of the most composed and skillful playmakers in the game. From growing up in New Zealand to becoming a premiership-winning NRL star to being a Dally M winner—this story is worth a listen. We dive deep into the role his family and culture have played in shaping him, exploring his identity as a proud Māori man and the values instilled in him from a young age. Jahrome opens up about the challenges he’s faced along the way, the sacrifices his family made for his career, and the resilience that has defined his path to the top.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus praises the way DCE has gone about this week’s news that he will be leaving Manly at season’s end. Gus realised something was up after receiving a phone call about DCE’s future late last year. Are we seeing too many set restarts in our game, are Penrith still the team to beat, and how important are mascots to our game? Plus, your questions for #AskGus and the Round 4 preview thanks to TAB.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe Tapine from the Canberra Raiders is a powerhouse. From growing up in Wellington to making his mark in the NRL, Joe’s journey is one of resilience and growth. He opens up about his family, the challenges of moving to Australia, and the harsh lessons he learned along the way. Joe opens up candidly about his pokies addiction early on in his footballing career and how his wife, Kirsten guided him down the right path. We also chat about his Māori heritage, how the All Stars camp deepened his cultural connection, and how fatherhood has changed his perspective on life and footy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a bonus episode of Six Tackles with Gus. Over the past few episodes we've been building Gus' Auction House - getting inside Phil Gould's mind to understand how difficult it is to build a modern NRL team under the salary cap, and how much he’d be willing to spend on each position.. In this episode we're focusing on the hooker and second rowers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus breaks down the round that was - Should Cowboys fans be concerned? And are the Raiders actually the best team in the comp right now?, And in a Six Tackles exclusive, Gus reveals how the best forward in the comp right now, nearly became a Bulldog. Plus, we put a price on the game’s top players in Gus’ auction house, answer your #AskGus questions, and preview Round 3!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will Warbrick is one of the most exciting rising stars in the NRL. Hailing from New Zealand, he comes from a proud Māori background and first made his mark in rugby sevens, winning a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics. His transition to rugby league with the Melbourne Storm has been nothing short of impressive, showcasing his athleticism, strength, and natural try-scoring ability. With a unique journey across two codes, Will brings a fresh perspective to the game and continues to grow as a key player in the NRL.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Six Tackles with Gus, we break down Dylan Brown’s massive $13 million contract - what it means for the Eels and the NRL market. Gus also opens the doors to his Auction House, putting price tags on the game’s top forwards, including Payne Haas, Tino Fa’asuamaleaui, and Isaah Yeo. Plus, we look ahead to Round 2 with Gus’ tips, #AskGus, and even a bit of MAFS chat - don’t miss it! 00:00 - Welcome 10:00 - Manly will not lose a game at Brookvale 13:00 - Brandon Smith would be a great fit for Souths 16:00 - Is it panic stations for the Roosters? 18:30 - Newcastle have to win a premiership in the next 10 years 20:00 - Dylan Brown $13m contract 30:00 - Could Parramatta land Lachlan Galvin 41:00 - Gus’ Auction House 52:00 - #AskGus 59:00 - Trivia 01:02:00 - ‘It’s a funny game’ 01:07:00 - Round 2 previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Valentine Holmes is one of the NRL’s most dynamic and versatile players and sits down with Nine's Marlee Silva. Born in Townsville with proud Samoan heritage, he made his mark early with the Cronulla Sharks, playing a key role in their historic 2016 premiership win. Known for his speed, skill, and game-changing ability, Val has represented Queensland and Australia at the highest level. His journey also took him to the U.S., where he pursued an NFL dream before returning to the NRL with the North Queensland Cowboys. Now a leader on and off the field, he continues to inspire with his passion and dedication to the game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus reflects on his time in Vegas and why he’s happy for the Bulldogs to head there next year. The Raiders were the big winners from the trip, but was four games too many? Gus weighs on Dylan Brown’s contract situation and why he’s unlikely to remain at Parramatta. Plus, a full preview of the remaining Round 1 games. Don’t miss it! 00:00 - Gus is back from Vegas! 19:00 - Yes No No No 29:00 - Dylan Brown contract 44:30 - #AskGus - Thanks to TAB 57:00 - Six Tackles Trivia 59:50 - It’s a funny game 01:05:05 - Round 1 previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marlee Silva from Nine's NRL team is joined by one of the biggest current family names in rugby league - Tom, Jake and Ben Trbojevic. Known for their talent, toughness, and humility, the boys open up about family, culture, and the journey from playing footy in the backyard to representing their club, state, and country. It’s a chat about brotherhood, sacrifice, and what drives them both on and off the field.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Six Tackles with Gus is back for another deep dive into the 2025 NRL season! After covering the Knights, Titans, Rabbitohs, Raiders, Warriors, Sharks, and Roosters last episode, it's time to break down the remaining teams: Broncos, Bulldogs, Cowboys, Dolphins, Dragons, Eels, Panthers, Sea Eagles, Storm, Tigers. Who’s flying under the radar? Who’s in for a rough season? And what does Gus think about each squad’s premiership chances? It’s all here in our Season Preview – Part 2. Don’t miss it! 00:00 - Welcome 02:00 - Season Preview Part 2 02:30 - Broncos 11:10 - Bulldogs 20:00 - Panthers 23:45 - Tigers 30:15 - Dolphins 34:30 - Eels 41:00 - Cowboys 44:30 - Sea Eagles 47:00 - Dragons 52:45 - Storm 55:00 - 2025 Season PredictionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 - Gus heading to Vegas 07:00 - Yes No No 07:30 - Penrith can't win the premiership without Luai? 10:00 - All Stars match needs to be a regular on the schedule? 12:00 - Bulldog Jack Todd is a star of the future? 17:30 - Cody Ramsey’s return is already candidate for story of the year? 18:30 - 2025 Season Preview Part 1 19:00 - Knights 26:00 - Titans 32:00 - Rabbitohs 39:00 - Raiders 45:30 - Warriors 51:00 - Six Tackles Trivia 54:00 - 2025 Season Preview Part 1 continued 54:05 - Sharks 1:00:40 - Roosters 1:10:00 - We're back every Wednesday this season!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At just 26 years old, Nathan Cleary already boasts three premiership titles, state and national representation, and is widely regarded as one of the best in the game. In this final episode of Marlee and Me Season 1, Nathan welcomes us into his childhood home, which he purchased from his parents a few years ago. Growing up with a father who was an NRL coach and quickly catching the attention of fans, Nathan has been in the spotlight since his teenage years. Surprisingly, he opens up more than expected in this conversation, offering a rare, candid glimpse into his life. Throughout this podcast series, it has become clear that family plays a central role in shaping the greats, and Nathan is no exception. The lessons from his parents and the deep love and responsibility he feels for his siblings provide insight into his drive to succeed. You will also hear about the unexpected emotions Nathan experienced during his recent hamstring injury and the pressures of having the country invested in his relationship with Mary Fowler. This episode was recorded on the lands of the Dharug people.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's grand final week and the two best teams all year are in the big dance. Gus runs through why both the Storm and Panthers can win and some of the big player matchups. We get Gus' winner and Clive Churchill predictions.  Plus, Gus' reaction to Michael Maguire's signing to the Broncos and a preview of the 2024 Dally M medal and the NRLW Grand Final. 00:00 - Welcome 02:00 - Grand Final Week 06:00 - Grand Final Day Coverage 10:00 - Melbourne's spine comparison 11:30 - Yeo should be Australian captain 13:00 - Roosters can still make the 8 next year 15:00 - Broncos will improve under Madge 18:00 - Was Madge the right choice? 26:00 - The challenge of finding a Blues coach replacement 32:00 - Why Ivan Cleary could coach the Blues 44:00 - Dally M predictions 48:00 - Six Tackles Trivia 50:00 - NRL Grand Final Preview 59:00 - NRLW Grand Final PreviewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At just 26 years old, Nathan Cleary already boasts three premiership titles, state and national representation, and is widely regarded as one of the best in the game. In this final episode of Marlee and Me Season 1, Nathan welcomes us into his childhood home, which he purchased from his parents a few years ago. Growing up with a father who was an NRL coach and quickly catching the attention of fans, Nathan has been in the spotlight since his teenage years. Surprisingly, he opens up more than expected in this conversation, offering a rare, candid glimpse into his life. Throughout this podcast series, it has become clear that family plays a central role in shaping the greats, and Nathan is no exception. The lessons from his parents and the deep love and responsibility he feels for his siblings provide insight into his drive to succeed. You will also hear about the unexpected emotions Nathan experienced during his recent hamstring injury and the pressures of having the country invested in his relationship with Mary Fowler. This episode was recorded on the lands of the Dharug people.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Connor Watson, Roosters and Blues star, co-founded the nonprofit Cultural Choice Association, which supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children by helping them access mental health resources. The organisation gained attention during the NRL's Indigenous round with football boots featuring Aboriginal art. Over the years, Cultural Choice Association has made a significant impact on the younger generation, with Watson being recognised for his dedication both on and off the field. This episode was recorded on the lands of the Gadigal people.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus has his say on Kalyn Ponga withdrawing from the Kangaroos and why he feels for him, saying the system needs fixing.  Plus a huge preview of this week's preliminary finals.  The TAB Eras Debate - The time for sport is now thanks to TAB. Head to WWOS.com.au and tell us about the best era in sport to win a VIP Flemington carnival experience.   You win some. You lose more. - For free and confidential support visit gamblinghelponline.org.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus reflects on the Bulldogs impressive season and the future of Josh Addo-Carr.  Plus, Nicho Hynes hits back at his critics, Wayne Bennett fires up and how can any team beat the Panthers. The TAB Eras Debate - The time for sport is now thanks to TAB. Head to WWOS.com.au and tell us about the best era in sport to win a VIP Flemington carnival experience.   Imagine what you could be buying instead - For free and confidential support visit gamblinghelponline.org.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gus explains the Josh Addo-Carr situation and why the Bulldogs are not letting it distract them.  Gus is baffled as to why Parramatta are letting RCG go, and which clubs are looking at him.  His thoughts on the Australian fullback position. Plus, a massive in-depth preview for every finals match this weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Playmakers. There are the halves, there is the hooker but in this episode Gus discusses the greatest era of the old school ball playing, playmaking forward. The TAB Eras Debate - The time for sport is now thanks to TAB. Chances are you're about to lose - For free and confidential support visit gamblinghelponline.org.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.