Podcast appearances and mentions of Bradford Bulls

This week, I chat to former Bradford Bulls and Warrington player Rob Parker about his rugby league career. We discuss his now acting career and being friends with the likes of Tom Hardy. We look back at his debut for the Bulls and going on to be part off a treble winning team. We also find out how a loan move to London changed his life for the better. We discuss his move to the Warrington Wolves and how close he was to not signing for them at all, we also look back on that great play off win against Leeds. Rob tells of his struggle when he did retire and how injuries made him have a problem with painkillers. We also find out who he loves a night out with and does he think Warrington win a grand final in the next 5 years. This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Ross provides his frank take on a bitterly disappointing Challenge Cup outing against the Bradford Bulls, which resulted in the Tigers exiting the competition at the first hurdle.Follow The COYFCast on social media:Twitter: @COYFCastFacebook: The COYFCastInstagram: @coyfcastContact the podcast:coyfcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss the Boxing Day matches between the Leeds Rhino and Wakefield Trinity, the Batley Bulldogs and Dewsbury Rams as well as another trial match between the Bradford Bulls and the Keighley Cougars. They discuss the winner of the League Express Man and Woman of the year awards, the nominees for the Albert Goldthorpe rookie of the year award and reveal the top 10 moments of 2024. They discuss Ezra Mam's ban, the signing of Arthur Morgue to Hull KR and also discuss which players are in for a breakout season.

Matthew Elliott is the founder of The Change Room as a Leadership and Culture Coach. Previously a professional Rugby League player and made his mark as head coach in the NRL for the Canberra Raiders, Penrith Panthers, New Zealand Warriors and won a Super League title in the UK with the Bradford Bulls.Timestamps added below if you want to skip to your juice.Want to become a Keep Rolling Patron and help further support the channel, hit the Patreon link below and Roll with the Squad!https://www.patreon.com/street_rolling_cheetahAdd, Follow or Contact Matthew Elliott:Website: https://www.thechangeroom.info/Add, Follow or Contact me: Email: streetrollingcheetah@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/street_rolling_cheetah/?hl=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/st_rollcheetahFace book: https://www.facebook.com/StreetRollingCheetah/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jake-briggs-77b867100/Timestamps(00:00:00)  Sports Leadership in life and business(00:03:10)  Origin story - equal opportunity without judgement(00:05:38)  It's not a fight - Jeff Hardy(00:10:40)  What we eat and what we don't get, effects everything(00:28:20)  Regenerative farming(00:33:05)  Poor access to good food is only the start(00:36:00)  Solutions to reduce the cost of suffering(00:41:20)   Being thankful - clarity in health(00:43:20)  Money in healthcare - getting professional help(00:50:15)  Incarceration impact on health(00:56:06)  Matts work with young people - mindset(01:05:20)  Managing stress(01:09:48)  The power of movement(01:15:25)  Being consistent(01:17:00)  Effective leadership with young people(01:18:05)  Asking the right questions for change(01:19:40)  AI and technology for good(01:24:11)  Time and mortality(01:28:11)  Bag a shirt, not people(01:32:05)  Elevating others through knowing(01:38:30)  Getting high performance at The Changeroom(01:48:15)  The justice systems challenges(01:54:45)  Sports career trajectory(02:01:53)  Culture in sports and analogies(02:10:20)  How you feel, matters(02:13:10)  Where is the change room headed?(02:16:20)  Example of why food, health and mindset matter(02:18:51)  Closing - What Matt's working on next

This week, former Warrington Wolves and Bradford Bulls player Matthew Blythe joins us to discuss his career. Matty tells us about him coming through the academy at Warrington and him making his debut against Salford. We chat about him being around the club during the 09 and 10 challenge cup wins and how he could see Warrington pushing in the right direction. We talk about him playing on a regular basis during the 2011 season winning the league leaders sheild. We chat about the reasons why Warrington have been unable to reach the promise land in winning the grand final and if they have underacheived. He talks about him leaving Warrington and moving to Bradford before he returned back to Warrington just before he retired. We find out what Matty is up to now and what he thinks about the game as a whole now. This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Send us a Text Message.Episode 5 Season II And this week its our special guest Scotland International Professional Rugby league and Rugby Union player Harvey (Harv) Burnett. Harvey was Diagnosed with Cancer in his early 20's just as he was reaching the peak of his professional career in sport, a devastating blow at such an early age Harvey tells us openly how the diagnosis immediately impacted on his health, life and exciting career.Harvey started as a junior for the Elmbridge Eagles, and was in the London Broncos Academy system. He made his Scotland début in 2014 against France. In 2015 he made his Challenge Cup début for the Bronco's against the Leigh Centurions.Harvey spent time on loan at the London Skolars in 2015, Midway through the 2015 season Burnett switched codes to play rugby union. In 2016 Harvey returned to rugby league and joined Oxford in RFL League and in 2018 Burnett joined Bradford Bulls on a one-year contract.Following Harvey's diagnosis, treatment and long battle with Cancer, Harvey formed his non-profit organisation entitled "Making my grass greener" (MMGG).MMGG trades on good morals and believe in good people, branding themselves as a Robin Hood company. MMGG sells ethical and sustainable products, hosts events/fundraisers in order to donate profits to those who need it. Their goals are to feed the homeless, fund community sport and breed positive mindsets. Their mission is simple, spread positivity as far & wide as possible! and truly believe that to make real change you must be thinking positively and help others to do the same. “Time is the only currency.” Harvey is a truly inspirational guest and we were very privileged to have him with us today.https://www.makingmygrassgreener.com#Prostate Cancer#Bronchiectasis#CharcotmarietoothDisease#Emphysema#The after life#Ghosts#Spirts#Ouija boards#Mediums#Psychics#Reincarnation#HeartTransplant#EbsteinsAnomaly#RareCondition#HealthJourney#LifeChangingDiagnosis#MentalHealth#Vulnerability#SelfCompassion#PostTraumaticGrowth#MedicalMiracle#BBCSports#Inspiration#Cardiology#Surgery#Podcast#Healthcare#HeartHealth#MedicalBreakthrough#EmotionalJourney#SupportSystem#HealthcareHeroes#PatientStories#CardiologyCare#MedicalJourney#LifeLessons#MentalWellness#HealthAwareness#InspirationalTalk#LivingWithIllness#RareDiseaseAwareness#SharingIsCaring#MedicalSupport#BBCReporter#HeartDisease#PodcastInterview#HealthTalk#Empowerment#Wellbeing#HealthPodcast#ChronicIllness#mywishcharity#comedy#funny#joke#BBCuploads#Cancer#BreastCancer#Lungcancer#Childcancer#Bowlcancer#Canceruk#mywishcharity#MacmillancancersupportCheck out our new website at www.whostomanddick.comCheck out our new website at www.whostomanddick.com

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan are joined by the Bradford Bulls CEO Jason Hirst. They discuss how he got involved in the game, his plans to get Bradford back into Super League and the current state of Rugby League. They also discuss IMG and how we can grow the sport.

Welcome back to the Tim Marner® Podcast Show In this episode, we had the privilege of sitting down with the incredible Josh Fletcher, Performance Coach and Owner of Career Blueprint, also known as "The Practitioner Wellness Guy." Join us as we dive deep into a conversation with Josh, an outstanding coach with a wealth of experience in the field. With a background that includes working with renowned organisations such as Hinsta Performance, EXOS, English Institute Of Sport (EIS), NATO Special Forces, Science For Sport, and Bradford Bulls, Josh brings a phenomenal level of expertise to the table. In our enlightening discussion, Josh sheds light on the crucial topic of "Performance Practitioner Wellness." With his extensive experience, he champions the belief that it's high time coaches prioritise their well-being for the betterment of long-term happiness, health, and wealth. Josh's insights are not only eye-opening but also a call to action for the coaching community to invest in their personal well-being. Don't miss out on this thought-provoking episode as we explore the importance of well-being in the coaching profession.  Subscribe now to Tim Marner® Podcast Show  for more engaging conversations with inspiring guests like Josh Fletcher. Hit that subscribe button, join the community, and let's prioritise our well-being together for a brighter and more fulfilling future! 

Rhys shares his story from his childhood in Wales to his job now and everything in between. From playing football, rugby union and rugby league. A big decision was made as a teen and him and his family never looked back. Warrington Wolves, Leigh Leopards, Bradford Bulls and Leeds Rhinos are the clubs on his cv. Some career on the field and he's smashing his career off it.

Today on our special edition mini pod, we have the heart breaking yet powerful story of Rycroft Alport Foster. We are joined by Rycroft's dad Andrew (@andrewfoster101) who shares with us Rycroft's story, continued legacy and the upcoming match on Monday 31st July at Odsal Stadium where Bradford Bulls will honour Rycroft. This emotional pod is one not to be missed. #Rycroft 

This is Danika's story in her own words. Sport was in the veins from a young age and got stuck in to anything she could. Rep sport was going to come one way or another and it was in Rugby. Excelling with uni, West Park Ladies, Yorkshire, Stanningley, Bradford Bulls, Leeds Rhinos and England. We chat about life away from the field as well. What a career this lady had on the field and is having off the pitch as well. One of the leading ladies in our sport inspiring the next generation.

In Episode 99 we bring you three amazing guests. Phil Wortley, Andrew Harden-Sweetnam and Karl Offord share their story of running the London Marathon dressed as Batman, Robin and The Riddler to raise finds for Children with Cancer as part of Team Robin (listeners can get more information and donate via www.TeamRobin.UK). The race organisers even played the Batman theme tune as our terrific-trio approached the finish line!   In a marathon special we also look at some of the records set at the elite end of the race, with wins for Kelvin Kiptum and Sifan Hassan in the men's & women's elite race, and Marcel Hug and Madison De Rosario in the elite wheelchair races. Meanwhile, in the Manchester to Liverpool ultra-distance run, there is the story of the 3rd placed finisher being disqualified for getting a lift in a car!   In the Women's 6 Nations rugby, England's win over Ireland and France's win over Wales sets them up for a Grand Slam decider this weekend, in front of a world record crowd with 53,000 tickets already sold. And in the Men's Premiership the final 4 teams were confirmed in the play offs. Meanwhile in Rugby League, Warrington's 9 week run at the top of the table was ended as their loss to St Helens and Wigan's win over Wakefield means the “Piemen” now leapfrog to the top of the table. In the Challenge Cup Halifax's 28-0 win over Bradford Bulls has been rewarded with a home tie against St Helens in the last 16, whilst York City Knights being drawn against London Broncos means that we are guaranteed a Championship side in the last 8. We bring you the latest twists and turns in the Premier League and the Women's Super League, as well as a look back at the FA Cup Semi-Finals which means that Manchester United and Manchester City will play each other in a major final for the first time. We also have the sad news that England Lioness's Captain, Leah Williamson, will miss the World Cup this summer due to a ruptured ACL.   Having shared our ire regarding the Grand National protesters in last week's Get A Grip, this week we bring their colleagues in Stop Oil to book, following their protests disrupted the early rounds of snooker's World Championships in Sheffield.  Listen in for fantastic episode 99 – without a Red Balloon in sight!

A career starting at Thornhill Trojans and then Newsome Panthers is that of this fine gentleman. Ticking all the rep boxes growing up he was always going to become a legend at his hometown club and first love Huddersfield Giants. A move to Bradford Bulls enabled him to prepare and build the next chapter of his career and life while still playing the game he thrives in.

I'm back and this time with accredited journalist Andrew Foster as we give our good, bad's and ugly's of the Rugby league world this week (episode recorded 28/3/23). Leigh get praised, even Derek. talking with Andrew about what life's like being a Bradford bulls fan, from the highs and lows. even some championship stuff to go with it. hope you enjoy. Twitter @RamblingSaint7

Warren Evans became CEO of Sports Chaplaincy U.K. in 2015 and gained a Masters in Sports Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care in 2016. Warren is also the chairperson of the board at the Global Sports Chaplaincy Association, and was previously Chaplain for the Bradford Bulls. Warren was also Pastoral Director to the Rugby Football League. In this episode, Warren shares his heart for the sports world and urges the Church to extend service to sporting communities. He details his journey to becoming a sports chaplain and explains what sports chaplaincy is and isn't. Furthermore, Warren encourages listeners to GO!!! Serve others and build relationships, recognising our call to be the hands and feet of Jesus wherever He has placed us. Warren also emphasises the importance of developing spiritual health as well as physical health, and shares practical advice on this. “But those who drink the water I give will never be thirsty again. It becomes a fresh, bubbling spring within them, giving them eternal life.”- ‭‭John‬ ‭4‬:‭14‬. As you listen to this episode, be encouraged to speak life to those around you.

Tom Clough has spent the past 20 years negotiating the trials and tribulations of working in professional Rugby League & Rugby Union. Learning from mistakes he made as a coach, as well as the adversity of clubs going through administrations and relegations through to the highs of promotion. Tom now works as the Head of Athletic Performance at Ulster Rugby, where he has spent the past 4 seasons. Tom has learnt that whilst you can make quick progress going it alone as a practitioner, you can also make big mistakes. Now he fully invests in trying to facilitate a co-created training environment where players and staff can consistently develop and perform. In this episode Tom discusses: His time at Bradford Bulls, Hull KR and a stint at Mike Boyle's facility. Facing tough times in Rugby League with relegation and administration. How these challenges also brought opportunities. The importance of coaching systems and processes. Guiding people rather than issuing directives. Meeting people where they are at and recruiting for knowledge/skills gaps The importance of recruiting slow and firing fast. The importance of collective CPD and productive discussions in a coaching team. You can connect with Tom via his Twitter @TCloughie or his LinkedIn page. Join us in Edinburgh, Scotland for the LTAD Network Workshop on February 25th & 26th, where Rob Anderson and Jared Deacon will be covering the LTAD Network pathway and all things adolescent training including the development of strength, power, speed and agility. Get your tickets now here! To learn more about the LTAD Network check out www.ltadnetwork.com or follow on Instagram: @ltadnetwork or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ltadnetwork . You can keep up to date with Athletic Evolution via our www.athleticevolution.co.uk , Instagram: @athleticevouk and Twitter: @athleticevouk .

Today we spoke with David Dunne – CEO and co-founder of Hexis Performance, Performance Nutritionist, and Tech Startup Entrepreneur. David has a stunning CV in relation to performance nutrition. He has worked with the European Tour, ORRECO, British Canoeing, Bradford Bulls, Ryder Cup Team Europe, Harlequins rugby, and the Italian Rugby Federation. He has a Ph.D. in Nutrition, Behaviour Change, and Technology. David is the co-founder of Hexis Performance, a predictive, personalised and periodised app for nutrition, which is backed by cutting-edge science based on the premise of carb coding to meet the demands of recovery and training schedules. We spoke about the life of a caddy in pro golf - we had caught up with David during the Irish Open when he was caddying for Paul Dunne. David discussed the nutritional and hydration requirements for going round a golf course, and other key pieces that could improve performance during a round of 18. We unpacked the journey of Hexis, the mission of Hexis - and how it has changed with customer input, scaling, and the team. David explained live energy and carb coding from the innovative app - and behavioural change. Highlights:

Nine-time Super League Grand Final winner Jamie Peacock joins Will & Mark on the latest episode Out Of Your League. The former Bradford Bulls, Leeds Rhinos, Great Britain & England prop tells all on his legendary career, including the drinking culture that helped drive the Bulls in the early Super League era to the mindset of the Rhinos dressing room that won so many trophies. He also discusses his own personal mentality throughout his successful career & his post-rugby career in public speaking. 

Luke Gale has played competitive rugby league at the highest level for over 15 years, representing clubs such as Leeds Rhinos, Bradford Bulls, Castleford Tigers and Hull FC. In 2017 he won the Man of Steel player of the season award after leading Castleford Tigers to their first ever Super League Grand Final appearance. Luke has also represented England and played every one of their games at the 2017 rugby league world cup in Australia. He is currently the captain of Hull FC. ____________________ Jacuzzi is the world's leading spa brand and offers a full range of wellness products for your home and garden; from hot tubs and swim spas to whirlpool baths, saunas and hammams. With over 60 years of pedigree and innovation behind us, our mission is to provide unparalleled wellness, relaxation and recovery through moments of stillness in an increasingly hectic world. To view our full product range, visit our website at www.jacuzzi.com. Not sure which hot tub is best for you? Follow our buyer's guide here: https://www.jacuzzi.com/en-gb/design-... If you're after the full swim experience at home, try our swim spa buyer's guide: https://www.jacuzzi.com/en-gb/swim-spas For more content, check out our blog at https://blog.jacuzzi.co.uk Follow us on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacuzziuksp... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jacuzziukspa... Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/JacuzziUk...

On this week's show my guest is Bradford Bulls full back Elliot Hall. He talks about his career so far, including how he only started playing the game at University aged 18. The former Batley man speaks about the culture at the club and gives an insight into the successes of the play-off semi final season in 2021. That and much more is all covered on this week's Shoulder Charge. Music: Upbeat Funk Rock by Infraction (copyright free). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shoulder-charge/message

What is the state of Rugby League today? Who has the commercial and political power in the game and what impact will this year's Rugby League World Cup have in the game's major heartlands of the UK and Australia.These are just a few of the questions I put to today's guest, Jamie Peacock MBE, who brings a lifetime of insight and expertise to the conversation, courtesy of being the most successful Rugby League player in Super League history, winning nine championships and four Challenge Cup winners medals for Bradford Bulls and Leeds Rhinos, during a career that saw him captain both England and Great Britain national teams.Since retiring from the game, Peacock has built a consultancy business focused on leadership mentoring and wellbeing, a subject very close to his heart, as Jamie will be running a 100 mile ultra marathon for Greenhouse Sports on Saturday 16th April. For more information please visit - https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/runfortheroofToday's episode is sponsored by our friends at Turnstile, who are asking a good question: do you know what your sponsorship is really worth, or are you guessing?Turnstile uses real market rates to quantify the value every single sponsorship right within a deal, looking beyond the traditional media metrics to calculate the value of the Exposure, Intellectual Property and Direct Benefits.This enables Turnstile to deliver a recommended transaction price that's comprehensive, accurate and defensible.So don't pay too much. Don't leave money on the table. Know the fair market price, and buy and sell with confidence. If you value your sponsorships, value them properly.Get in touch with Turnstile at turnstilegroup.com  We recorded this episode of the podcast at the London headquarters of Two Circles, and we thank them for their support. 

This episodes guest if Tom Clough. Tom is currently the Head of Athletic Performance at Ulster Rugby. On this episode Tom and I discuss: Tom's background? Why did Tom intern at Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning (MBSC)? How did Tom support himself financially during his internship at MBSC? How did Tom deal with a year out of coaching when he got let go from Bradford Bulls? Who have been Tom's biggest influences on him both professionally and Personally? I ask Tom, what are the good and not so good things he currently see's within the physical preparation field, and what solutions would he offer to counteract the not so good things he currently see's We discuss work-life balance and coaching burn-out What is Tom's exact role at Ulster Rugby? How does Tom create an interdisciplinary coaching staff at Ulster Rugby? How does Tom create an environment for continually feedback? How are final decisions made at Ulster Rugby? How much information does Tom need to present to the Head coach on a daily basis? How has Tom developed his communication and leadership skills? What is a typical day and week like at Ulster Rugby for Tom currently? What does Tom do for his own training currently? How does Tom learn? What are Tom's top and current book recommendations? I ask Tom, if he could invite 5 people to dinner, dead or alive, who would he invite and why? This was a great discussion with Tom and I hope you guys really enjoy it. Stay Strong, RB   Show Notes: Facebook - Tom Clough Twitter - @TCloughie Instagram - s21tac   Podcasts Mentioned: Episode 246: Keir Wenham-Flatt - The future of coaching education Books Mentioned: Green lights Never split the difference  Belonging    People and Resources Mentioned: Huddersfield Giants Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning (MBSC) Bradford Bulls Kevin Till  Ben Jones  Eric Cressey EXOS (formerly Athletes Performance) Hull Kingston Rovers Ulster Rugby Mike Boyle Francis Cummins Jamie Peacock Tim Sheens Dan McFarland Nick Winkelman  Joel Smith  Keir Wenham-Flatt Jason Cowman Matt Godfrey Shane Carney Mikey Kiely Matt Maguire Matt Daniels Nathan Mill Gary Vaynerchuk  

What hasn't this guy seen or done? Played with and against the best players the world had to offer. Won it all as a team and individually. One of the best Rugby League players England have produced, who did it his way.  I loved this one, and could still see a little spark in the belly when he was talking about facing those old teams. Would have loved to have played with him, and hated playing against him. Thank you Dragon Signs. Tiny Rebel and Healthy Hangout UK. 

In this episode Andrew and Freaky complete the draft of 16 clubs they believe shouild make up Super League from 2022 onwards. Going pick-for-pick, they choose the most suitable clubs for your NEW Super League Rugby! They make bold decisions, safe decisons, and give reasons for their selections along the way! Did your club make the list? 2022 Fergo and The Freak NRL Tippiing Competition. Go here: https://tipping.nrl.com Click on the “Tipping” link on the left hand side. If you need to register a free account, do it. When youre all set up join out competition by entering our competition code which is: W33TMDE5 Twitter AndrewRLP and LeagueFreak Patreon Rugby League Project Patreon and the League Freak Patreon! Websites The Rugby League Project  The Official Website Of The Glorious League Freak  Rugby League Podcasting Network NRL Rumours NRL Breaking News FergoandTheFreak.com #RugbyLeague #NRL #RFL #SuperLeague #NSW #QLD #Sport #Rugby #IntRL #RugbyWorldCup #StateOfOrigin #Origin #RLWC #Podcast #LiveSport #GreatAustralianPodcasts #NRLPodcast #SuperLeaguePodcast #RugbyPodcast #SportPodcast #RugbyLeaguePodcast #History #RugbyHistory #InternationalRL #RLWC9s #RedV #ThunderAndLightning #NRLGrandFinal 2022 NRL Podcast, The Official NRL website, NRL News, 2022 NRL Draw, 2023 NRL Draw, Buy NRL Tickets, 

In this episode Fergo and the Freak have a chat about the NRL All Star Games, both the mens and womens versions. They talk about the opening round of Super League games, why Promotion and Relegation is terrible, and repond to a Tweet Andrew recieved about Super League now compared to when it first started.  They then talk about the loss of Jonny Raper and Olsen Filipaina and how time gets away from you. Twitter AndrewRLP and LeagueFreak Patreon Rugby League Project Patreon and the League Freak Patreon! Websites The Rugby League Project  The Official Website Of The Glorious League Freak  Rugby League Podcasting Network NRL Rumours NRL Breaking News FergoandTheFreak.com #RugbyLeague #NRL #RFL #SuperLeague #NSW #QLD #Sport #Rugby #IntRL #RugbyWorldCup #StateOfOrigin #Origin #RLWC #Podcast #LiveSport #GreatAustralianPodcasts #NRLPodcast #SuperLeaguePodcast #RugbyPodcast #SportPodcast #RugbyLeaguePodcast #History #RugbyHistory #InternationalRL #RLWC9s #RedV #ThunderAndLightning #NRLGrandFinal 2022 NRL Podcast, The Official NRL website, NRL News, 2022 NRL Draw, 2023 NRL Draw, Buy NRL Tickets,     

For our latest Red Robin HeritageCast we are delighted to be joined by current Halifax Panthers star and of course former Hull Kingston Rovers player Kevin Larroyer. The second rower started his professional career with Toulouse Olympique. before moving to Catalans Dragons in the summer of 2012. Whilst at the Stade Gilbert Brutus Kevin went on to make made 22 appearances for the Dragons before making the move to Craven Park in 2013 to sign for Hull Kingston Rovers. Initially signed on a one year loan deal the second rower impressed enough to earn another one year loan deal after making 22 appearances and scoring seven tries. In September 2015, the French international committed his future to Hull Kingston Rovers by signing a three-year deal. Relegation from Super League in 2016 sadly brought an end to his time with the club though with Rovers exercising their right to rip up his contact after our heart breaking relegation from Super League. Since leaving Rovers Larroyer has gone on to represent the Castleford Tigers, Bradford Bulls, Leigh Centurions and now the Halifax Panthers whilst also supporting Rugby League Cares with their Mental Health Support programme.

For our latest HeritageCast we are delighted to be joined by former Robin James Green. James Green signed for Hull KR at the age of 17 and developed within the academy for 5 years before making his Super League debut against Bradford Bulls at Odsal in 2012. Before his Super League debut, James spent time on dual registration in 2012 with Workington Town making a handful of appearances gaining valuable first-team experience. Green's debut was an interesting affair, as he was placed on report and received retrospective punishment leading to a suspension. A few more dual registration moves followed including stints with Batley Bulldogs and Gateshead Thunder during the 2012 and 2013 seasons. 2014 would be James' breakout year at Hull KR and he would feature in almost every game for The Robins. He was voted as the Young Player of The Year, just before his 24th birthday. 2015 was another good year for James as he helped guide the club to a first Challenge Cup Final since 1986, but unfortunately, he wouldn't get to run out at Wembley after Head Coach Chris Chester named him as 18th man. 2016 would be James' final season at Rovers after signing a 2 year deal with newly promoted Leigh Centurions. Spells with Leigh, Castleford, Bradford Bulls and York City Knights have followed with James' recently announced his retirement from the game aged just 30 years old, however, he has eyes firmly on his career after playing Rugby League with him recently launching his own company Green & Green, which specialises in Mortgages and Insurance. Rovers Career: APPEARANCES – 82 TRIES – 3  

Joining me on this episode of The Lot Pod was Andrew, a Bradford Bulls fan! We spoke about the old days of Leeds v Bradford, Ralph Rimmer, the TV coverage rugby league gets + much more - enjoy!

Eithan returns with Episode 11 of the Rugby League review and brings with him two podcast debutants and fellow Prost International writers. Namesake Ethan and Benedict join him alongside Hull Kingston Rovers prop Matty Storton ahead of the 'Rivals Round' in Super League. Still just 22, Storton discusses how he rose through the ranks at hometown club Bradford Bulls during their spell in League 1 and helped them to win promotion back up to the Championship before securing a regular starting spot as Prop in Tony Smith's KR lineup. Signing a new contract with the Robins a few days prior to recording, Storton also talked to the lads about how both he and the team have developed in the last couple of years, with their sights now firmly set on finishing in the play-offs come the end of the regular season. Next up for Smith's side, a trip to neighbours Hull FC for the fierce local derby and Storton discusses the prospect of that game too. Away from the Rovers man, Eithan, Benedict and Ethan also preview the 'Rivals Round', giving their predictions for each of the fixtures over the coming days including that Hull derby. Wigan Warriors and St Helens lock horns again, as do Castleford Tigers and Wakefield Trinity amongst others. All this and more in the Rugby League Review.

The Hack is back and what a show we have in store for you this week as your hosts Leon, Paul and Jo are joined by none other than Hull rugby legend Lee Radford. Lee is a former England international rugby player who spent most of his career representing Hull. He had a hugely successful spell at the Bradford Bulls sandwiched in the middle, going on to coach the club he represented on over 190 occasions. Lee is now set to become head coach of the Castleford Tigers, where he will look to add to the honours he won as a player. Lee's career provides a perspective not yet covered on the show and one especially poignant with regards to the 100x Leadership challenge which our hosts are also doing on our spin-off series, 100x Leader. To have a leader in elite sport on the show provides a wide range of thought-provoking topics to discuss, including effective leadership, building a team and developing potential. As always, The Hack focuses on people, processes and technology and it's especially interesting to learn the process that goes on at a top-level sporting institution. With Lee set to start a new role as head coach of Castleford Tigers next year, this episode provides an insight into the man himself as our hosts try to discover what makes him tick. From books that have changed his life to small purchases with a positive impact, we're able to learn more about Lee than just his rugby exploits. With his role with the Tigers looming large in his mind, we're able to get a sneak peek into what the club might look like under his stewardship, his plans for the team and his ambition to align the club with the local community. The Hack continues to support the fantastic work of Andy's Man Club, a non-profit organisation in the North of England seeking to provide a welcoming environment for men struggling with mental health issues. All this and more make for another fascinating episode of The Hack that you will not want to miss! Sponsored by: Talk suicide Powered By: Think Cloud

Apollo Perelini played for St. Helens in the Championship and the Super League. He also played for Sale Sharks in the Zurich Championship and North Harbour in New Zealand. Perelini played both prop and second-row in league, but just as a back row player in union. In the 1991 Rugby Union World Cup he played as an open side flanker, in the Samoans' four games (against Scotland, Wales, Argentina and Australia). During the World Cup he gained the nickname of 'Terminator' for his fierce, hard-hitting tackling technique. In 1994 he received an approach from St. Helens to play rugby league in England. At first he rejected it, but finally agreed. In 1995 he played for rugby league for Samoa in the Rugby League World Cup, making him the first Samoan to play in World Cups in both codes. Perelini played for St Helens at prop in the 1996 Challenge Cup Final, scoring a try in the last minutes and helping his team to a 40-32 victory over the Bradford Bulls.[2] At the end of Super League's first season, Perelini was named at prop in the 1996 Super League Dream Team. Apollo Perelini played left-prop, i.e. number 8, in St. Helens' 16-25 defeat by Wigan in the 1995–96 Regal Trophy Final during the 1995–96 at Alfred McAlpine Stadium, Huddersfield on Saturday 13 January 1996.[3] Perelini played for St Helens at prop in their 1999 Super League Grand Final victory over Bradford Bulls, having won this they contested in the 2000 World Club Challenge against National Rugby League Premiers the Melbourne Storm, with Perelini playing from the interchange bench in the loss. He also played for St. Helens at prop in their 2000 Super League Grand Final victory over Wigan Warriors. At the age of 33, after finishing his rugby league playing career, he returned to rugby union to play for the Sale Sharks. After retiring from playing he joined the Sale's Coaching staff. In 2004 he returned to St Helens as the team's Head of Strength and Conditioning and Skills coach. Apollo helped St Helens to 4 Challenge Cup titles 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008. 4 League Leaders titles 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008. 1 World Club Championship 2007. 1 Grand Final Winners 2006, and also picking up the prestigious BBC sports Team Of The Year in 2006.[4] He now lives in Dubai where he was formerly the Director of Sport at Repton School Dubai, a private school. He currently runs two sporting Academies - Apollo Perelini Rugby Skills Academy (www.aprsa.com) and JETS (a female football academy), at an increasing number of venues around the emirate. Apollo is also the current head coach of the UAE National Rugby team, a position which he started in 2015 for the UAERF

On this week's episode, correspondent Dave Woods is joined by Brad Walter, Senior Journalist for nrl.com; Bradford Bulls and Wales head coach John Kear; and St Helens and Ireland prop forward Kyle Amor to discuss whether the 2021 Rugby League World Cup will go ahead as planned or whether it will be postponed. We also ask how Super League can stem the tide of Covid postponements.

On this week's episode of the Golden Point Podcast, former Super League star turned beer brewer Nathan McAvoy joins the panel.McAvoy tells host Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league pundit Barrie McDermott about his transition from professional athlete to running a craft ale brewery in Manchester with his six brothers.There is a look back on how he went from playing junior rugby league with community club Eccles in a team with the likes of Adrian Morley and Ian Watson to captaining Great Britain's academy team in New Zealand and signing for hometown club Salford.The former winger and centre recalls his move to Bradford Bulls as well, including warming up for a match with Spandau Ballet performing on the pitch, an intense strength session with Russian ballet dancers, and winning the 2000 Challenge Cup final against McDermott's Leeds Rhinos team.McAvoy's short spell in rugby union with Saracens, the biggest influences on his rugby league career and what he has taken from his time in the sport which has helped him in his business venture all feature too.

Oliver sits down for a chat with Welsh International and Bradford Bulls player Rhys Evans!

Matt Newsum is joined by Bradford Bulls’ head coach John Kear and the RFL’s chief on-field officer, Dave Rotheram who explains their controversial elite academy licencing decisions.

On the show this week I speak to the Barrow Raiders Chairman Steve Neale. Since lockdown, despite the season being suspended, he has been able to bring in vital income for the club through setting up a beer garden on the Craven Park pitch. The club has recently signed former Super League and Toronto player Hakim Miloudi, and Steve says this income was a key reason why they were able to afford him. He has ambitious plans of going unbeaten this season in League 1 and in the future pushing for a place in Super League. Also on the show I offer my thoughts on the recent decision to not grant Hull KR, Bradford Bulls and Castleford Tigers an Elite Academy licence. There are also rumours of a return to licensing for Super League, and I discuss why that would be the wrong move. And there's all the action from round 7 too. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shoulder-charge/message

The RLD is joined this week by a very special guest to discuss the incredible 1996 Challenge Cup Final between the Bradford Bulls and St Helens, Mike Mehall Wood is a brilliant journalist with a life long immersion in English rugby league and an inner circle view on the English Super League, the move to summer rugby league and indeed the impact of the war on the game as a whole, a must listen for every true rugby league fan See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the latest episode of the Golden Point Podcast, Challenge Cup-winning coach John Kear joins us to share his experiences insights from club and international rugby league.Kear, who is currently in charge of Bradford Bulls and the Wales national team, tells host Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league pundit Barrie McDermott how he got into coaching and how it has changed during the past three decades.The former Castleford player explains how the likes of Mal Reilly, John Sheridan and Phil Larder proved influential, and why his first head coach role at Bramley proved the perfect grounding for him.Kear time with Paris Saint-Germain and the French national team, and his part in Cup wins for both Sheffield Eagles and Hull FC, and how he got the best of out players at Wakefield Trinity, Batley Bulldogs and Bradford all feature.Plus, Kear talks about what it is like coaching Wales, as well as giving his views on how to increase youth participation in rugby league and his assessment of recent rule changes.

Well the one you've all been waiting for is finally here... this weeks bonus episode is with Hull KR's Head of Youth, John Bastian. Throughout this episode John's infectious passion for rugby league is evident and he certainly made us feel excited about the future of our sport. John gives us a great insight into how he developed into one of the sports most renowned developers of young talent. He's held similar successful roles at Leeds Rhinos, Warrington Wolves and Bradford Bulls which shows what a coup Hull KR has had in getting John to the club. Hear his thoughts on the future of Hull KR and why he turned down Hull FC in the past. John also has strong opinions on the pathway for young players in our sport which we feel are quite convincing. This episode is certainly not to be missed by rugby league fans but especially Hull KR fans!

We chat with Jamie Peacock MBE about his early life and how he became one of the most successful Rugby Players of our time. Starting his professional career in the Super League with Bradford Bulls before joining Leeds Rhinos, Jamie went onto captain both Great Britain and England at international level. After retiring at the end of the 2015 season he became manager at the Hull Kingston Rovers but resumed his playing career towards the end of the 2016 season. His position of choice was prop, although he played much of his early career as a second-row. He is one of the most successful players in Super League history, having won a total of nine Super League championships, four Challenge Cup winners medals, been named to the Super League Dream Team on eleven occasions and won the Man of Steel award in 2003. For any fan of the sport, you'll love this episode!  Alex O'Keefe & Craig Billington - The Self Made Mind Podcast are proud partners and ambassadors of The Turmeric Co. you can get 10% discount when buying one time purchase products from The Turmeric Co. enter TSMM10 at checkout. Visit The Turmeric Co. >>> HERE

On the latest edition of the Golden Point podcast, cross-code star and former Man of Steel Iestyn Harris joins the panel.Harris talks to Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league expert Terry O'Connor about his playing career and his current job as an agent representing some of the stars of Super League.There is a look back on his beginnings with Warrington Wolves, his high-profile transfer to Leeds Rhinos and captaining the club to Challenge Cup glory in 1999 as the Rhinos built towards what would become a golden era.Harris tells us all about his switch to rugby union in 2001, the challenges of switching codes and the expectations he faced when he made his international debut for Wales.Plus, he reveals all about his move back to rugby league three years later and his decision to join Leeds' bitter rivals Bradford Bulls.

Join Jamie, Jed and Joss as they welcome former GB International, Bradford Bulls legend and current London Broncos staff member, Jamie Langley to Three Blokes! They chat about: - His upbringing in a Rugby League household, with a Father who also played Rugby League - Playing for the Normanton Knights amateur club - Signing with Bradford Bulls and early days of winning trophies - A change in focus for a post-Bullmania Bradford squad - Playing for Great Britain & England - Transitioning into part time Rugby League and the coaching aspect! and MUCH MUCH MORE

In this episode, James Moore is with Chris Rostron. Chris is the head of Rugby League Cares, the charity that supports people involved in every level of the sport. Chris has been involved at the Rugby League for community development and scaled the most influential community programs for Bradford Bulls and Leeds Rhinos.   In this episode, they discuss: Sports clubs in detail Rugby League Cares  Benefits of Rugby League Cares How he leads his charity to success Connect with Chris: LinkedIn: Chris Rostron Twitter: Chris Rostron Facebook: Chris Rostron Facebook: Rugby League Cares Website: Rugby League Cares Connect with James: Website: Coordinate SportInstagram: @james_venturesFacebook: Coordinate SportLinkedIn: James Moore

In this episode, Jordan is joined by ex Bradford Bulls players, Joe Keyes, and Ethan Ryan. 

Dave Woods is joined by Bradford Bulls and Wales coach John Kear and Salford stand-off Kevin Brown to look ahead to the Championship and Super League seasons, the Challenge cup and the World Cup.

On today's episode, we're joined by Jamie Peacock MBE, former Rugby League player, motivational speaker and mentor. During his career, he played for the Leeds Rhinos, the Bradford Bulls, captained Great Britain and England at international level, and that's just a handful of his achievements. In 2011, he was awarded an MBE for services to the game. From the get-go, Jamie's motivation shines through. He explains the route he had to take to break through into the first team, and how this was as much to do with his mindset and self-discipline, as his rugby skill – and sometimes even more so. Jamie's dedication is no doubt a large factor in his continued success, on, and off the pitch. Now an accomplished motivational speaker and mentor, Jamie's career and life experience has enabled him to share his knowledge with others, with the focus on making them better. The leadership fundamentals he gained during his time as a captain and team member, and the challenges he faced, have allowed him to build a successful empire, all based around helping others. In his own words, Jamie overcame a lack of natural “sporting” talent and became one of England's best captains. His achievements speak volumes and his infectious energy and drive makes him a true pleasure to listen to. The overarching message is to BELIEVE - believe in yourself, play to your strengths, listen and learn from those around you, practice self-discipline, and be patient.

In this weeks episode of the Try Time Podcast we have our first guest of the season... Gregg McNally!!! The former Huddersfield, Leigh and Bradford Player talks us through his career. From his crazy Leigh away days, to Bradford changing room shenanigans, to his struggles moving from full time to part time.

Rob Parker is a former professional Rugby League player turned actor Rob Spent his playing career at Bradford Bulls, London Broncos, Warrington Wolves, Salford and Leigh Centurions After retiring from Rugby, Rob picked up acting parts in on TV and the big screen after starting an unlikely friendship with Hollywood megastar Tom Hardy Enjoy this weeks episode guys and don't forget to subscribe/leave us a 5 start written review on your chosen platform // Download my FREE Lockdown Home Training Programme HERE Sign up for my FREE 5 Day Fat Loss Kickstart by March 1st HERE

David Dunne is a Performance Nutritionist with an array of experience working in elite sport with Harlequins, Queens Park Rangers FC, Bradford Bulls, British Fencing, British Canoeing and Professional Golfers. He is also the CEO of Hexis Performance and is currently completing a PhD in Digital Health and Behaviour Change. In this episode David discusses: The numerous Consultant Nutritionist roles he's had to date. How the breadth of experiences has taught him to think better. How we are dealing with human beings, not numbers or athletes. The importance of building empathy and trust. The problem of motivation vs capability in behaviour change. Why more knowledge may not be the answer. His PhD Research combining social media and nutrition interventions. The development of the Hexis App to provide individualised nutrition support to athletes. You can learn more about David's work by visiting www.hexisapp.com or by following Hexis on Instagram: @hexis_performance and David on Twitter: @thenutrionisr . As always you can keep up to date with Athletic Evolution via our website, Instagram and Twitter.

Catalan Dragon's head coach Steve McNamara joins me on the podcast. At the Dragon he currently coaches the likes of James Maloney, Israel Folau and Sam Tompkins. Steve has had a tremendous playing and coaching career. His playing days saw him play over 300 first grade games in the English Super League for Hull FC, Bradford Bulls, Wakefield and Huddersfield. He has coached the Dragons to a Challenge Cup title, while also being head coach at the Bradford Bulls and England national team. He has spent time in the NRL as an assistant coach to Trent Robinson at the Sydney Roosters and Stephen Kearney at the New Zealand Warriors. This podcast is bought to you by Manscaped. Check out the range at https://au.manscaped.com/ and use code TK for 20% off and free delivery. Grab a copy of my book 'Talking with Champions' is available now in stories at Dymocks or online at Dymocks, Booktopia and Angus & Robertson. With some of the biggest names in sport, this collection of interviews, quotes and tips is bound to provide inspiration for anyone who wants to know what it takes to be a champion. · Featuring interviews with the finest athletes across Australia and New Zealand as well as international champions … from ‘JT' to Evander Holyfield! · This is a book bound to provide inspiration for anyone who wants to know what it takes to be a champion. · With easy to ready breakout quotes and tips Angus & Robertson https://www.angusrobertson.com.au/books/talking-with-champions-tristan-knell/p/9781760790912?zsrc=go-lifestyle&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIr6Gpg-_R4wIVz4RwCh225QvaEAYYAiABEgJWhPD_BwE Booktopia https://www.booktopia.com.au/talking-with-champions-tristan-k-nell/prod9781760790912.html?source=pla&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIr6Gpg-_R4wIVz4RwCh225QvaEAYYASABEgJBbfD_BwE Connect with the show on social media search Talking with TK on Facebook and Twitter. Get in touch via email at tristan@talkingwithtk.com and find the entire back catalogue of podcasts at www.talkingwithtk.com Talking with TK is a part of the Diamantina Media Network – the home of Australia's favourite podcasts. For more information, visit http://www.diamantina.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.