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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.
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.
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In this Sports Geek Throwback episode, Sean Callanan interviews Greg Sleigh, who was at the ANZ Stadium, and now General Manager, Commercial at Optus Stadium. They discussed connectivity of stadium and how it plays its part in the event experience. Show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/throwback/stadium-connectivity-and-fan-experience-greg-sleigh
Dale Thomas and former Carlton Pick 1 Bryce Gibbs reminisce on Carlton's last finals campaign, with the star of the game, Nick Duigan! Bryce's Dad's super weird 100th game & huge pressures on pick 1 -------
Group 1 Racing is back this week as we head to Morphettville for the Australasian Oaks. We also preview programs from Sandown and Rosehill as well as a best bet at Eagle Farm in this week's SULT'S SPECS. Tasmania is the proud sponsor of this week's SULTANS SUPPER. We also celebrate one of the best national anthem renditions and Beery gets exposed on the group chat. PACK YA NAGS see's the washing machine timers get put on notice and a strange truth behind the Sultan's socks is unearthed. ANZ Stadium, Muffin Break and wet door handles are other topics of conversation. Our UNIT OF THE WEEK charity partner for Season 5 is Racing Hearts (https://www.racinghearts.com.au). Money raised throughout Season 5 will go towards providing equine and animal assisted counselling, psychology and educational programs for those most in need in the community. Funds will also assist Racing Hearts to retrain and rehome retired racehorses. Thanks to TopSport for the ongoing support with this. As always we round out the show with our 2 UNITS, our best bets from around Australia. Segment Times: 02:20 - The Sultan's Supper 07:20 - Pack Ya Nags 17:39 - Sults' Specs 37:55 - UNIT of the Week 40:00 - 2 UNITS Outro: Sam Fender - Hypersonic Missiles Imagine what you could be buying instead. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au
In this concluding episode of 'The Telstra Cup' we discuss the semi finals, ANZ Stadium, Princess Diana, Taking the grand final to Brisbane, grand final week celebrations, ET's stirring speech, the excellence of Bill Harrigan, our Olivia, Human Nature, our love for Steve Renouf, John Plath's contribution, Ray Warren's professionalism, the overall feeling of Super League's only domestic season and much, much more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
TEIVOVO Rugby - The Fiji Rugby Podcast - a TEIVOVO Digital Podcast
This week Culden Kamea talks about the elephant in room, with "Price Gouging" in ticket prices in FIji for the upcioming Super Rugby Pacific Game between the Fijian Drua and the Waikato Cheifs at the ANZ Stadium in Suva, Fiji on 30th April 2022. The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua game against the Highlanders at Suva's ANZ Stadium is the only Super Rugby Pacific home game for 2022. Tickets for the Saturday, April 30 game are already on sale. Since no one else has said anything, I just have to get this little winch off my chest and address the elephant in the room: GOUGING Why are the ticket prices for the Fijian Drua versus Highlanders Super Rugby Pacific game in SouthA on 30th April so expensive compared to all other Super Rugby Pacific games in Australia and New Zealand? They are exorbitant, to say the least, and they're being played at way better stadiums, with nearly all having bucket seats and roof cover over there in New Zealand and Australia. Surely for their first ever home game in Fiji, you would have thought the pricing would have been set to encourage and allow the families and matengali of each Fiji and Drew a player to come along and celebrate. But no, there's not even a special ticket price for families. CULDEN KAMEA ASKS THE HARD QUESTIONS IN RUGBY! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teivovo-rugby/message
The Sunday Triple M NRL Catch Up - Paul Kent, Gorden Tallis, Ryan Girdler, Anthony Maroon
Triple M Footy Classic Call | 2014 NRL Grand Final: Rabbitohs v Bulldogs As we head towards the 2021 NRL Grand Final, take a listen to a Triple M Footy Classic Call - the 2014 NRL Grand Final between the Rabbitohs and Bulldogs. Join your call team of Matthew Johns, Shane Webcke, Ryan Girdler, Bill Harrigan & Dan Ginnane from a sold-out ANZ Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Triple M Footy Classic Call | 2014 NRL Grand Final: Rabbitohs v Bulldogs As we head towards the 2021 NRL Grand Final, take a listen to a Triple M Footy Classic Call - the 2014 NRL Grand Final between the Rabbitohs and Bulldogs. Join your call team of Matthew Johns, Shane Webcke, Ryan Girdler, Bill Harrigan & Dan Ginnane from a sold-out ANZ Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ahead of the second Origin clash, re-live what went down in Game 2 of the 2020 series. Dan Ginnnae, Mark Geyer, Wendell Sailor & Ryan Girdler call all the action live from Sydney's ANZ Stadium! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Sunday Triple M NRL Catch Up - Paul Kent, Gorden Tallis, Ryan Girdler, Anthony Maroon
Ahead of the second Origin clash, re-live what went down in Game 2 of the 2020 series. Dan Ginnnae, Mark Geyer, Wendell Sailor & Ryan Girdler call all the action live from Sydney's ANZ Stadium! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Triple M Footy’s Best Of 2020 | Anthony Maroons Sings The Panthers Theme Song On Grand Final Day To keep you entertained during the NRL off-season, we are looking back at some of the standout moments from Triple M Footy in 2020. Today, we revisit Grand Final day when Anthony Maroon sang the Panthers theme song to thousands at ANZ Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
ANZ Stadium's Daryl Kerry chats about Stadium Golf and the upcoming boxing events at the venue.
25 days away from the start of the 2020/21 A-League season, the fixture was released last week with the A-League Grand Final rematch to take place in the opening round - Sydney FC vs. Melbourne City on December 30 at ANZ Stadium. Scott Jamieson; Melbourne City captain joined the Breakfast Club
FULL GAME REPLAY | State Of Origin Game 2: NSW vs. QLD Join your call team of Wendell Sailor, Ryan Girdler, Emma Lawrence & Dan Ginnane for Game Two of the State of Origin series between NSW & QLD live from Sydney’s ANZ Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
New South Wales have smashed Queensland in Game 2 of State of Origin at ANZ Stadium with a 24 point victory; there are fears older workers could lose their jobs to younger Australians after the Government's JobMaker bill passed the Senate overnight; and a health alert has been issued for more than 18,000 people in Sydney's north west after traces of COVID-19 were found in sewage. More news across the day on 7NEWS.com.au and 7Plus. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
New South Wales have smashed Queensland in Game 2 of State of Origin at ANZ Stadium with a 24 point victory; there are fears older workers could lose their jobs to younger Australians after the Government's JobMaker bill passed the Senate overnight; and a health alert has been issued for more than 18,000 people in Sydney's north west after traces of COVID-19 were found in sewage. More news across the day on 7NEWS.com.au and 7Plus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
After a shock loss in the State of Origin opener, New South Wales return to ANZ Stadium for a do-or-die showdown. Former Blues captain Andrew Johns joins the show to preview the clash, as the team talk all things Origin ahead of a big week in rugby league, with Women's State of Origin rounding out the week on Friday. Plus, we look at some of the latest signing news ahead of the 2021 season
The Wallabies have made another bombshell selection for the final Bledisloe Cup test - handing the No 10 jersey to Reece Hodge, a position he's only played in at the highest level twice before.Hodge comes into the starting XV off the bench after the Aussies' 43-5 thrashing in Sydney last weekend - the biggest Bledisloe Cup defeat in history and one that secured the trophy for the All Blacks for an 18th year.Hodge is one of several changes to the 23 for the clash in Brisbane, and replaces Kiwi-born Noah Lolesio, who debuted in the ANZ Stadium, but now drops to the pine with regular first-five James O'Connor yet to recover from an MCL injury.Hunter Paisami replaces another Sydney debutant in Irae Simone at second-five, with Simone left out of the 23 altogether.Brumbies outside backs Tom Banks and Tom Wright, who will play in his first test, replace Dane Haylett-Petty and Filipo Daugunu, respectively.Lukhan Salakaia-Loto and Ned Hanigan miss out to veteran Rob Simmons and Lachie Swinton in the pack."Lachlan, Tom and Angus [Bell, replacement tighthead prop] have been excellent over the past seven weeks and have earned their first jersey for Australia through hard work and good performances," Wallabies coach Dave Rennie said."As a whole group we were really disappointed after last weekend and we get a chance to show our character on Saturday in Brisbane."Meanwhile, the All Blacks made a whopping 10 changes to their starting XV - including two positional switches. Four newbies - Akira Ioane, Will Jordan, Asafo Aumua and Cullen Grace - are set to mak their test debuts.Beauden Barrett returns to the All Blacks' 10 jersey for the first time in more than a year. Barrett gets the nod at first five for the Brisbane test, with brother Jordie to take the fullback role as Richie Mo'unga takes a rest.Akira Ioane starts at blindside flanker, three years after his debut in a tour game against a French selection.Rieko returns on the left wing this week, with Sevu Reece recalled on the right while Asafo Aumua, Cullen Grace and Will Jordan are potential bench debutants.
It’s Australia’s greatest sporting rivalry as Queensland and New South Wales battle once again for state supremacy and it's on again this Wednesday night. Ahead of the third anf final Origin clash, re-live what happened in last year's decider. Join your call team of Mark Geyer, Wendell Sailor, Ryan Girdler, Ben Dobbin and Dan Ginnane for the opening State of Origin clash live from ANZ Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Season 3 Episode 38 - Bledisloe 3 Preview This week Cargie, Harry & Nelson preview Bledisloe 3 as the All Wallabies host the All Blacks at ANZ Stadium to keep the Bledisloe Cup alive. Find us on the socials on all channels @draftrugby and check out our website draftrugby.com Podcast caps: Harry 85 Caps Cargie 77 Caps Nelson 73 Caps Nabung 'The Supersub' - 10 Caps Scotty 'Sumo' Stevenson & Paul Tait - 2 Nick McArdle, Morgan Turinui, Allan Alaalatoa, Blake 'The Weatherman', Elite Rugby Banter, Squidge Rugby & Chrissy Nabung- 1
Maroon Sings The Panthers Theme Song On ANZ Stadium!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
FULL GAME REPLAY | 2020 NRL Grand Final: Penrith Panthers vs. Melbourne Storm Join your call team of Mark Geyer, Wendell Sailor, Ryan Girdler, Emma Lawrence & Dan Ginnane for the 2020 NRL Grand Final between the Panthers & Storm, live from Sydney’s ANZ Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Maroon Sings The Panthers Theme Song On ANZ Stadium! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
THIS IS IT! The Big Dance is finally here!!!......... Well actually we're a bit early to the show. ON LOCATION from ANZ Stadium, the boys are here to discuss all things Grand Final as the two best teams all year, Melbourne Storm and the Penrith Panthers go head to head for the NRL's ultimate prize this Sunday! We also take a look back at the controversy surrounding Jack Wighton's Dally M Victory as he pipped favourites Clint Gutherson and Nathan Cleary to win the Medal! You don't want to miss this!
Go behind-the-scenes of Australia’s premier events destination as Mark Beretta speaks to Event and Operation Managers from Sydney Olympic Park Authority, ANZ Stadium, Sydney Showground and Qudos Bank Arena. Hear from the people who make sure the show goes on for the biggest names in entertainment and sport, ensuring people can safely access and enjoy the magic of events! Their passion for the events industry will move you as they manage venues once used for the Games and today supporting over 5,000 events held at the Park each year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The NRL has finally announced the grand final will be held at ANZ Stadium in Sydney on October 25, with 40,000 fans to attend. - 호주 국민들의 최대 스포츠 축제인 럭비 양대산맥 NRL과 AFL 최종 결승의 장소 및 일자가 최종 확정됐다.
Anthony Maroon, Ryan Girdler and Peter Sterling wrap up a comprehensive 42-nil win by the Panthers over the Bulldogs at ANZ Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
World cricket mourns the shock death of Dean Jones in Mumbai, India. The NSW public prosecutor called out by the son of a man bashed by two Irish men acquitted of murder charges. Loan applications quicker for Australians in a plan to be revealed by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg today. South Sydney's against Sydney Roosters at ANZ Stadium for the Ron Coote Cup. For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The venues for the 2020 State of Origin series have been revealed, three interstate ties will be played at Adelaide Oval, ANZ Stadium in Sydney, and Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane There are 96 men to every 100 women on the Gold Coast It's been revealed Osama Bin Laden had some curious viewing habits while in hiding See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Interim Head Coach Carl Veart speaks to media following the Reds 1-1 draw with Sydney FC at ANZ Stadium.
Interim Head Coach Carl Veart speaks to media via Zoom ahead of the Reds' match with Sydney FC at ANZ Stadium.
It's one of the biggest talking points in the world of the AFL... With all 10 Victorian AFL teams to be based in Queensland potentially until the end of the season and an uncertain timeframe over the Coronavirus crisis in Victoria, the question must be asked where will the AFL Grand Final be held? If the MCG doesn't happen then what stadium or team deserves to host it? The Gabba in Queensland holds around 40,000, the Optus Oval in the West holds 60,000 and the Adelaide Oval in South Australia can hold around 50,000 whilst the gentlemen believe ANZ Stadium should be bulldozed ... we'll discuss some of the real possibilities for Season 2020's biggest day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
After winning multiple awards in its first year, 30,000-seat Bank West Stadium and it’s sibling venues closed their doors and stood down over 3000 casual hospitality workers. But chef Martin Dulke put his kitchens to work to help feed quarantined people returning to Australia and our frontline medical, military and police workers.https://www.instagram.com/chefmartindulke/?hl=enhttps://bankweststadium.com.auFollow Deep In The Weeds on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=enFollow Huckhttps://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/Follow Rob Locke (The Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/
In this episode League Freak is joined by Katey as they discuss the Bulldogs loss to the Cowboys at an empty ANZ Stadium. This was a pretty good match that told us a lot about both teams. Also, Jason Taumalolo broke the all time record for meters made by a forward in the NRL's history! Not a bad effort! You can also follow Andrew Ferguson and The Glorious League Freak on their respective twitter accounts. Check out The Rugby League Project for all your Rugby League statistics. Also check out The Official Website Of The Glorious League Freak for all your Rugby League news and opinions. Become a supporter of the Rugby League Project Patreon. Visit Rugby League Podcasting Network and NRL Rumours as well as NRL Breaking News #RugbyLeague #NRL #RFL #SuperLeague #NSW #QLD #Sport #Rugby #IntRL #RugbyWorldCup #RLWC #Podcast #LiveSport #GreatAustralianPodcasts #NRLPodcast #SuperLeaguePodcast #RugbyPodcast #SportPodcast #RugbyLeaguePodcast #History #RugbyHistory #InternationalRL #RLWC9s #RedV #ThunderAndLightning
Brought to you by Dyson Logistics - www.dysonlogistics.comSam Shinazzi and Adam Newman return in 2020, discussing all things Cronulla Sharks.In this episode we discuss the round 1 team, the change of leadership, Josh Dugan, Josh Morris, Daryl Braithwaite, preview the Souths game, read a tonne of your mail and a whole bunch more.Download and subscribe for free on Whooshkaa, iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify, Deezer and all good podcast outlets.Rate and review us please, it really does help us. Five star reviews and messages on iTunes is especially helpful and takes just a minute of your time.Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Please share our social media, this also is a big help to us.Write to us via social media or sharkcastpod@gmail.com
Join Robb Cox, Dave Chapman and Warrick Nicolson as they combine for a monster 80 minute 2019 Grand Final Review Podcast, as the Sydney Roosters made it back to back Premierships with a 14-8 win over the Canberra Raiders at ANZ Stadium. We kick off with Mr DC and Warrick (plus Huey and Duey in the back) giving an instant review in the car leaving the stadium and follow it with Coxsmith making Enjoy the show? Let us know.
We are proud to bring you two great interviews this week with Mario Fenech & Anthony Maroon. We also look ahead to the Rabbitohs sudden death clash with Manly at ANZ Stadium. #rabbitohsradio www.rabbitohsradio.com.au Sponsors www.efsau.com.au www.therisefoundation.net www.bourkestreetbakery.com.au www.ngfarah.com.au www.thejuniors.com.au
It was a famous win for the Rabbitohs and have potentially set up a clash against the Roosters in the first week of the Finals coming from behind to win 16-10 in front of just over 20,000 at ANZ Stadium. Here is how Jimmy Smith, Scott Sattler, Steve Roach and Brent Tate saw this one.
All roads lead to ANZ Stadium when the Rabbitohs take on the Roosters. In this episode we cross deep into enemy territory to take on the Roosters Radio team in a no holds barred discussion about this massive contest. Send your feedback to rabbitohsradio@gmail.com or visit www.rabbitohsradio.com.au #rabbitohsradio Sponsors www.efsau.com.au www.therisefoundation.net www.bourkestreetbakery.com.au www.ngfarah.com.au www.thejuniors.com.au
The Inside The NRL team recap all of big talking points out of Round 13 straight after the Dragons' 36-12 win over the Bulldogs at ANZ Stadium. Plus, the team look ahead to State of Origin II and the rest of the standalone weekend action
In this week's ‘Pearl's Preview Pod' NRL.com expert Steve Renouf insists the Brisbane Broncos are officially in crisis mode after four consecutive losses.Renouf reflects on his own career and reveals how former club director Paul ‘Porky' Morgan would speak to the players at a restaurant called Fiascos after three consecutive losses, which occurred rarely“It is definitely a crisis situation. We were in crisis [in the 1990s] when we lost three in a row,” Renouf said.“That is when we would have Porky Morgan come and have a chat to us, so we knew we were in crisis then.”In his NRL.com column last week Renouf said the Broncos were like a fine watch that was out of sync and needed tuning.He casts his eye over what is wrong with the Broncos and what needs fixing. He said the Broncos appeared “rudderless” but has still backed them to get a win against the Sharks on Saturday night.Renouf has tipped the Eels to back up their stunning 51-16 win over the Tigers with another victory on the road against the Knights.He analyses the play of star Eels centre Michael Jennings and how he has turned back the clock in the twilight of his career.Renouf has also tipped the Bulldogs to break through for a win over the Cowboys at ANZ Stadium after being impressed with their recent grit and determination.
A big weekend for Pies and The Producer as their teams both got up on Saturday night including a rousing victory by the Eels in their last home game at ANZ Stadium. Pies is off sick. So the show is carried by BS and Mendy. No Swainy this week so the boys do Rugby on their own. Don't forget #SwainyRWC2019 Plus heaps of other sports including the upcoming Marblelympics! 0:00:00 - NRL 0:51:00 - AFL 1:22:00 - Rugby 1:32:00 - Soccer 1:40:00 - Motorsport 2:00:00 - Other Sports Part of the No Phony Podcast Network nophonynetwork.com Twitter - @batsandballspod Brendan - @brendansmith05 Josh - @PiesJosh Zac - @BigZacko Mendy - @BigMendy180 No Phony Network - @phonyno Email - batsandballspodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/batsandballspodcast http://batsandballspodcast.com/
The Bangla New Year Festival 2019 is celebrated on 23 March at the ANZ stadium in Sydney Olympic Park. - গত ২৩ মার্চ সিডনি অলিম্পিক পার্কের এএনজেড স্টেডিয়ামে অনুষ্ঠিত হলো বৈশাখী মেলা ১৪২৬। বঙ্গবন্ধু কাউন্সিল অস্ট্রেলিয়ার আয়োজনে এই মেলায় প্রচুর দর্শক উপস্থিতি দৃশ্যমান হলেও অনেকের মতে গত কয়েক বছরের তুলনায় এবারের দর্শক উপস্থিতির হার কম ছিল।
Weand're talking about one of the big outreach events this year, with an aspiration to fill ANZ Stadium later in 2019. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A derby to remember! Western Sydney Wanderers took on rivals Sydney FC at ANZ Stadium and in the end Sydney FC defeat the hosts 3-1. This game had everything, an hour's delay due to a thunder storm, a red card against a goal keeper, and we had another Sydney FC victory. Relive this incredible match right here with Julian Daw and Phil Moss.
LISTEN TO PHIL ROTHFIELD TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVEOne of Australia's leading rugby league commentators expects fireworks when - not if - discarded Warriors playmaker Shaun Johnson joins the Cronulla Sharks today.Veteran Daily Telegraph journalist Phil Rothfield says Johnson's greatest challenge could be to adapt to the Sharks' structured game plan while also warning that the 28-year-old won't be allowed to use the Cronulla-based club as a "transit lounge".Rothfield told D'Arcy and Goran that Johnson is set to sign a three-year deal "before the end of the day [Thursday)" after an earlier request for a short-term deal was knocked back by the club."He's heading to Cronulla, a great signing for the club. I know him and his agent were originally keen on only doing a one-year deal to see how he settles in but there's a feeling at Cronulla that the club is not going to be used as a transit lounge that would open the door for a club like the Sydney Roosters to grab him in 2020 [when they lose superstar Cooper Cronk]," Rothfield said."They're in talks now just to ink the deal and I think by the end of the day Shaun Johnson will have signed a three-year contract with the Sharks."This, despite the fact that the club recently laid off ten employees due to financial constraints, Rothfield revealed.The Warriors' decision to cut ties with Johnson after an eight-year relationship, didn't come as a surprise."It's a bit of a shame for the game. He is the most popular rugby league player in New Zealand beyond doubt with that enormous social media following. I think Shaun Johnson plays five or six 9/10 games every year but I don't think he turns up every week," said Rothfield."You saw that in the semifinal against Penrith at ANZ Stadium when the Warriors bombed out so poorly after a great year. He does need to find more consistency to become a truly great player."Rothfield had heard rumours of discontent prior to Johnson's sudden departure from across the ditch."I don't know how he fitted in with the rest of the players. I'm not saying it was a split dressing room but what I can tell you is [that he was] always last to arrive and first to leave and he wasn't a great team player."I don't think he got on particularly well with Stephen Kearney because the attitude he had was probably more about him than the team. That's why there was the breakdown and why the CEO [Cameron George] didn't give him the departure comments that he deserved."Johnson would be a smart buy and could succeed at the Sharks, Rothfield says - provided he can adapt to Sharks coach Shane Flanagan's game plan."From a marketing point of view, to get bums on seats, to sell jerseys I think it's a fantastic signing for the club. I think he [Johnson] could be a better player with a stronger, more experienced forward pack which he'll have at the Sharks next season. Shaun is just a brilliant individualist," Rothfield said."[Flanagan] is very much into structured rugby league. He likes to stick to the game plan but I don't think you can put the shackles on Johnson. He needs freedom. He needs a license to roam."
Weand're previewing a big initiative with a year long lead up to a major event at Sydneyand's ANZ Stadium next year. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Eastern Suburbs Roosters are NRL Premiers for 2018! Join Robb Cox and Warrick Nicolson as they review the decider in detail after the Chooks dominated the Storm to the tune of 21-6 in front of a packed house at ANZ Stadium. From Cronk's bravery to Munster's stupidity - our review podcast has got you covered. Please jump onto iTunes and give us a review or drop us a line on social to let Enjoy the show? Let us know.
LISTEN TO GREG ALEXANDER PREVIEW THE MATCH WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVEWarriors captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is yet to run on his injured ankle and will need to prove his fitness tomorrow before being cleared to play in Saturday's sudden death NRL finals clash against Penrith.The Kiwi international fullback walked freely through the departure gates at Auckland airport today ahead of the Warriors flight to Sydney and showed no signs of the limp that he carried after suffering the injury in last week's win over Canberra.Assistant coach Andrew McFadden is confident the club's Player of the Year will be right for their biggest game of the season but said a decision on Tuivasa-Sheck's availability would be made after tomorrow's captains run at ANZ Stadium.Retiring back-rower Simon Mannering completed light duties at training yesterday and is expected to be fit for his 301st appearance despite carrying a sternum injury."We're hopeful. Roger hasn't run yet but that's just to give him the best chance physically," said McFadden."He's obviously played the majority of our games this year so he should be right and Simon had a good run yesterday so we're hopeful."He'll definitely have to have a run and that's when we'll get a real indication but he looks pretty good."However, with Tuivasa-Sheck yet to test how his ankle holds up, McFadden admitted there was a chance he could miss the Warriors first finals appearance in seven years.The Stephen Kearney coached side are prepared for the worst however, with centre Peta Hiku ready to switch to the No 1 role and bench utility Gerard Beale providing cover for the right edge."There is a chance [he might not play]. Obviously he's got to be fit but we're very hopeful," he said."He's worked around the clock and he's very professional and the medical staff seem to think he'll be fine."We've got Gerard Beale on the bench at the moment and Peta Hiku can just slot straight into that position if need be."We've got a bit of depth to us so if worst comes to worst we'll be fine."The side was given a warm send-off by a number of the club's front office staff who surprised the players as they made their way through the departure lounge."It's a nice touch," said McFadden. "No one knew that this was happening so it's great the whole club has come out. It is very exciting. We're all looking forward to getting to Sydney and having a red hot crack.
LISTEN TO STEVE KEARNEY TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVEBlake Green and James Gavet both return from injury to start in the Warriors' first NRL finals match in seven years when they face the Penrith Panthers in Saturday's sudden-death play-off at ANZ Stadium (7.30pm NZT).Green missed the back-to-back wins over Penrith and Canberra while Gavet was ruled out last week.Veteran Blake replaces Mason Lino providing the Warriors with extensive big-game experience from eight NRL finals appearances since 2008 for Cronulla, Melbourne and Manly as well as title success with Wigan in the English Super League.Gavet, a finals rookie, replaces Bunty Afoa in a side showing a number of players set to play finals football for the first time this week.While Green and Gavet return, captain and just-crowned Simon Mannering Medal winner Roger Tuivasa-Sheck as well as the 300-game man Mannering have been included as they look to recover from injuries picked up in the 20-16 win over the Raiders.Apart from prop Gavet, others named to line up in the finals for the first time are the David Fusitu'a, fellow winger Ken Maumalo and centre Solomone Kata plus interchange forwards Jazz Tevaga, Isaiah Papali'i and Afoa. On the extended bench, Lino, Chris Satae and Karl Lawton also have no finals experience.At the same time the selected 17 includes several players who have appeared in multiple finals including premiership winners Tuivasa-Sheck, Adam Blair, Tohu Harris and Gerard Beale.Mannering has played 10 finals matches including the 2011 grand final while Issac Luke also has vast finals experience although he missed South Sydney's 2014 grand final win through suspension.The Warriors head into the play-offs after a seven-year absence to start the club's eighth finals campaign following previous appearances in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2010 and 2011.They finished level on 32 points with four teams in the most congested top eight finish in history with the leading four teams just one win ahead on 34 points.The Panthers clinched fifth place on points for and against while the Warriors were eighth after a season in which they were inside the top eight every week of the regular season en route to a 15-9 win-loss record.In their two encounters in the regular rounds, Penrith beat the Warriors 36-4 at its home ground in July but the Warriors avenged the loss with a compelling 36-16 victory to clinch their finals berth at Mount Smart Stadium on August 24.The rivals have met in the play-offs only once before, the Panthers prevailing 28-20 in the preliminary final in 2003 before claiming the premiership against the Roosters.In 17 previous finals matches, the Warriors have won eight and lost nine while the Panthers have a 13-14 record including two grand final victories in 1991 and 2003.WARRIORS v PENRITH PANTHERS5.30pm, Saturday, September 8, 2018ANZ Stadium, SydneyVODAFONE WARRIORS1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c)2 DAVID FUSITU'A3 PETA HIKU4 SOLOMONE KATA5 KEN MAUMALO6 BLAKE GREEN7 SHAUN JOHNSON8 JAMES GAVET9 ISSAC LUKE10 AGNATIUS PAASI11 ADAM BLAIR12 TOHU HARRIS13 SIMON MANNERINGInterchange:14 JAZZ TEVAGA15 ISAIAH PAPALI'I16 BUNTY AFOA17 GERARD BEALE18 LEIVAHA PULU20 MASON LINO21 CHRIS SATAE22 KARL LAWTONHEAD COACH | STEPHEN KEARNEY
This week on Roosters Radio, the team discuss the sensational season the tri colours have had wrapping up the Minor Premiership in unlikely circumstances.The crew talk to a repentant Dylan Napa who expresses the pain he is feeling from his 3 week suspension and the corrections he's made to his tackling technique. Bel and Silky talk to Junior Football representatives of the Paddington Colts and Bondi United about their team's success in Junior League finals.And lastly we preview the inaugural NRL Women's competition where our Sydney Roosters take on the New Zealand Warriors in an historic game at ANZ Stadium before the blockbuster clash against the Cronulla Sharks in the NRL at Allianz Stadium in this Saturday's qualifying final.
10,000 people watched the Wallabies training hit-out at Leichhardt Oval on Friday night. Just one night earlier, the Bulldogs and Broncos battled out in front of an abysmal 6,000 people at ANZ Stadium. Cam says if the NRL wants people to fall in love with the game again, they should let everyone attend Round 25 for free.
It was the upset of the season, the young defiant Bulldogs have defeated the Broncos in a gallant 36-22 win in front over just over 6,000 fans at ANZ Stadium. Here is how our team of Brenton Speed, Scott Sattler and Gary Belcher saw the action tonight.
South Sydney Rabbitohs have shown why they are the team to beat in 2018, with a convincing 24-6 win over the Bulldogs at ANZ Stadium. Here is how our call team of Russell Barwick, Brent Tate and Emma Lawrence saw the action.
For the second time in thirteen attempts the NSW Blues are State of Origin champions over the arch-rivals Queensland with an 18-14 win in front of 82,223 at ANZ Stadium. Here is how Jimmy Smith, Scott Sattler, Laurie Daley and Luke Lewis saw the action.
It was a tough one at ANZ Stadium for Queen's Birthday football in Sydney between the Bulldogs and the Dragons. The Dragons with an early break scoring the first two tries before the Bulldogs came back to only trail by a few at the end of 40. Regardless of the pressure the Bulldogs mounted, and scoring two tries, it wasn't enough after a Gareth Widdop conversion sealed the game for the Dragons and the two points puts them to the top of the table. Here is how our team of Jimmy Smith, Steve Roach, Scott Sattler and Luke Lewis saw the clash.
It was a close finish to round off round 12 of the NRL at ANZ Stadium, Bulldogs had the momentum heading into Half Time leading at the end of 40. Wests scored two tries and an Esan Marsters conversion was enough to get the Tigers over the line by 4 points. Here is how our team of Jimmy Smith, Laurie Daley and Renee Gartner saw the action.
After copping a bruising only a week ago, the Warriors bounced back from a 0-30 loss to defeat Parramatta 24-14 - their first win against the Eels at ANZ Stadium in an inspired second half. Chris Warren, Scott Sattler and Brent Tate were on the call.
A massive game to finish what has been a close ANZAC round in the NRL, Parramatta and West Tigers traded tries throughout the course of the game. It was Manu Ma'u and the kick from Mitchell Moses was enough for the Eels to secure the points over the West Tigers 24-22. Here is how Jimmy Smith, Laurie Daley and Steve Roach saw the action from ANZ Stadium.
A classic match at ANZ Stadium saw South Sydney take a second consecutive win in a come-from-behind result against the Bulldogs, scoring two tries in the dying stages to clinch the result, 20-16.
Sports Geek - A look into the world of Sports Marketing, Sports Business and Digital Marketing
On this week's episode Sean chats with Greg Sleigh, General Manager, Business Development at ANZ Stadium. Sean chats with Greg about his career at ANZ Stadium and how it continues to evolve for events in sports and entertainment. Full show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/greg-sleigh-anz-stadium/
Jamie Carragher is a Liverpool legend, playing over 700 games for the club, and he's now a pundit for Sky Sports UK.Carragher is in Australia currently with Liverpool as they are facing Sydney FC in front of an expected 75,000 fans at the ANZ Stadium this evening.He discussed the Premier league, Champions League final, his current trip to Australia to play Sydney FC and his charity the '23 Foundation' and the work he does for the youth of Merseyside.LISTEN ABOVE: Jamie Carragher speaks to Daniel McHardySupport the 23 FoundationThe 23 Foundation is launching a shirt which is the exact replica shirt from the famous 2005 Champions League victory in Istanbul.Each shirt is personally signed by Jamie Carragher, Xabi Alonso, Vladimir Smicer, Jerzy Dudek, John Arne Riise, Didi Hamann and Luis Garcia and comes with a certificate of authenticity.A limited number of shirts are available, with all profits going to the charity - click here to order.Support Jamie Carragher's 23 Foundation by ordering an exact replica shirt from the famous 2005 Champions League victory in Istanbul (1/2) pic.twitter.com/rqoY3kgv5U— Radio Sport (@radiosportnz) May 24, 2017
Jamie Carragher is a Liverpool legend, playing over 700 games for the club, and he's now a pundit for Sky Sports UK.Carragher is in Australia currently with Liverpool as they are facing Sydney FC in front of an expected 75,000 fans at the ANZ Stadium this evening.He discussed the Premier league, Champions League final, his current trip to Australia to play Sydney FC and his charity the '23 Foundation' and the work he does for the youth of Merseyside.LISTEN ABOVE: Jamie Carragher speaks to Daniel McHardySupport the 23 FoundationThe 23 Foundation is launching a shirt which is the exact replica shirt from the famous 2005 Champions League victory in Istanbul.Each shirt is personally signed by Jamie Carragher, Xabi Alonso, Vladimir Smicer, Jerzy Dudek, John Arne Riise, Didi Hamann and Luis Garcia and comes with a certificate of authenticity.A limited number of shirts are available, with all profits going to the charity - click here to order.Support Jamie Carragher's 23 Foundation by ordering an exact replica shirt from the famous 2005 Champions League victory in Istanbul (1/2) pic.twitter.com/rqoY3kgv5U— Radio Sport (@radiosportnz) May 24, 2017
Alex Wain runs his eye over the Sky Blues squad after a long off season finally comes to a close. With the derby at ANZ Stadium just days away, Graham Arnold's team will be looking to the fans in the stands to make season 2016/17 a campaign to remember at Moore Park. Hit the subscribe button as Sky Blue Views makes our debut!
This week on Ladies who League, Mary K is joined by Joanna Lester from ABC, Brock Schaefer from Souths Cares and Elle Allsop from Fox Sports. We talk about the power of sport as a community tool, wonder how we can get ANZ Stadium its soul back and say a big hooray for women's cricket and the Southern Stars.
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From Wayne Jackson Studios, Adam and Michael have nothing but praise for ANZ Stadium, Alex Fasolo and the AFL's plan to get the Brownlow off Jobe. We look through the Grand Final ticketing packages and express our anger at not having a footbridge named after us. And why not round things off with a little Footballers In Real Life? TWITTER: @junktimeaflpod FACEBOOK: facebook.com/junktimeaflpod EMAIL: junktimeaflpod@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week Titus and Sergio marvel at Mitchell Pearce's revelation; Lament the end of ANZ Stadium and other bespoke venues; Check out the Essendon 34 going it alone; and don't miss Sergio's wild predictions for Round Two.
Apple is doing better than ever with huge cash in the bank and record profits and sales, ANZ Stadium looking to be the best high-tech in the world, Drone crashes and Drone fines, TenPlay comes to Apple TV as Aussie content pics up, Voicetagging comes to VoiceByte and Stephen's Minute reviews - they are a must listen this week
Apple is doing better than ever with huge cash in the bank and record profits and sales, ANZ Stadium looking to be the best high-tech in the world, Drone crashes and Drone fines, TenPlay comes to Apple TV as Aussie content pics up, Voicetagging comes to VoiceByte and Stephen's Minute reviews - they are a must listen this week
On this weeks show the boys are jubilant after New South Wales ended the almost nine year drought with a hard earned victory in from of a huge home crowd at ANZ Stadium. They break down the Blues big win plus all the Round 15 NRL matches. Sportingbet lines game plus all the odds for Round 16 along with Mr Gossip with the rumours and tips for this weekend.
Were the Cowboys robbed? Or has the Count from Sesame Street not really been doing his job for the last 44 years? Plus Easts-Manly semi reaction as we record Episode 139 live from ANZ Stadium during and after Bulldogs v Knights. Mitch Stone and Tim Piggott join Warrick Nicolson to discuss more refereeing controversy out of Cronulla's win over North Queensland... Enjoy the show? Let us know.
Grand Final Review 2013. We review all of the big plays and talking points coming out of the Roosters 26-18 win over the Sea Eagles at ANZ Stadium.
Monster Jam 2013 is coming to Sydney for one night only on the 19th of October. One of the stars of the Monster truck world is eleven time Monster Jam champion Tom Meents. Behind the Wheel's Joel Helmes caught up with Tom to talk about his career and what monster truck fans can expect at ANZ Stadium next month...
Live from ANZ Stadium for Origin 3 thanks to Trend Micro, the blokes talk Samsung Galaxy Tab 3, Foxtel Go, Moto X from Google, Ebay Mobile 5 years on, Unu battery packs, F1 2013, Wizard of Oz and review of the PURE Jongo and HP Elitepad
Live from ANZ Stadium for Origin 3 thanks to Trend Micro, the blokes talk Samsung Galaxy Tab 3, Foxtel Go, Moto X from Google, Ebay Mobile 5 years on, Unu battery packs, F1 2013, Wizard of Oz and review of the PURE Jongo and HP Elitepad
Huge preview show for Wednesdays State of Origin Decider at ANZ Stadium. We speak to Mark Geyer and get his take on the game, we share our views on whether the Blues can end the series drought or if the Maroons dominance will continue. We predict the game winner, first try scorer and man of the match with Centrebet odds. There are also some very special guests from both sides of the border who give the boys and MG their predictions for the big game. We have our normal segments in the Fast Five, Reviews and Mr Gossip who joins us with some breaking news that Benji Marshall has requested a release from the Wests Tigers at the end of the 2013 season along with all the rumour and gossip doing the rounds.
This one's packed! Matt Rowley, Scott Allen and Steve Timms get together to wrap up the Lions tour, talk Wallaby coach changes and interview Waratah wing sensation Cam Crawford. On the podcast we announce a competition for you to win a pair of tickets to the Waratahs vs Reds match this Saturday night at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney. To be in the running just tell us in the comments section on the podcast article here http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/rugby-podcast-116-circuit-breaker-with-cam-crawford/ what you believe is Ewen McKenzie's highest priority as coach of the Wallabies and why.
Sony has some issues with TV's just turning off - and it's all because of the EPG, THE BLOKES EXPLAIN!, Huawei and the thinnest smartphone ever, the amazing tech in the VF Commodore, Googles Loon Baloons, Kindle fire available over the counter in Australia, ANZ Stadium upgrades the sound, new Maps for Call of Duty, and Stephen reviews a big phone and a light weight new laptop
Sony has some issues with TV's just turning off - and it's all because of the EPG, THE BLOKES EXPLAIN!, Huawei and the thinnest smartphone ever, the amazing tech in the VF Commodore, Googles Loon Baloons, Kindle fire available over the counter in Australia, ANZ Stadium upgrades the sound, new Maps for Call of Duty, and Stephen reviews a big phone and a light weight new laptop
Interim Head Coach Carl Veart speaks to media following the Reds 1-1 draw with Sydney FC at ANZ Stadium.
Interim Head Coach Carl Veart speaks to media via Zoom ahead of the Reds' match with Sydney FC at ANZ Stadium.
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