Podcasts about hull kr

This week, former Warrington Wolves halfback Josh Drinkwater joins us to discuss his career and time at Warrington. We discuss the start of his career in the nrl and his first time in England playing for London. We also look at his time at Leigh, Hull Kr and winning the Challenge Cup with Catalans. Josh tells us about how his move to Warrington came about and the atmosphere when he first arrived. He tells us about Sam arriving and the famous bootcamp, as well as finding out what went wrong in that Challenge Cup Final lost to Wigan. Josh reveals about how close he was to staying at Warrington and how close he was to even coming back at one point. This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Tune into this weeks podcast lots going on as we look back at our magic weekend defeat against Hull Kr. CEO Chris Irwin resigns who is now running the club and what happens next? We look forward to a historic weekend as our ladies team play Swinton in the Challenge Trophy final at Featherstone and The Wheelchair team play their 1st league game against Hereford. This and lots more listen here or via your podcast playing app

Our Podcast is back! Enjoy this first episode with Hull KR Captain, Elliot Minchella.

Tune into this weeks pop up podcast as Head Coach Paul Rowley and Jack Ormondroyd give us their reaction to Salford Red Devils Magic Weekend defeat against Hull KR

Tune into this weeks podcast lots going on as the boys react to the new of a possible name change from Salford to Manchester,, As Sydney Rooster owners potentially take advance of a bad situation are you mad about manchester or is manchester making you mad?. We talk about the big news of the week including the possibility of SL rugby being switched back to Winter, good for the sport or just good for the Ozzies, more transfer news as Chris Atkin departs as we look back at the leigh defeat and forward to Magic Weekend against Hull KR. Listen here or via your podcast playing app

We review Leeds vs KR. Enjoy!

Hull KR edge a fierce battle at the MKM! With Hull FC down to 12 after a red for Cade Cust, Rovers struck late with two tries to seal the win in a cracking Good Friday clash.

Episode 12 dives into a contrasting weekend for the Hull clubs. Hull KR fell short at home to Wigan after a strong start but couldn't keep up the pace late on, surrendering their unbeaten run. Meanwhile, Hull FC put on a scintillating first-half display to earn a big win away at Warrington and climb back into 2nd place.We also look ahead to a Good Friday derby that's shaping up to be massive at the top of the table! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I sit down with Hull KR captain Elliott Minchella to unpack the journey that shaped him into the player and leader he is today.We talk about:Getting released by Leeds and why it turned out to be a blessingWinning over a coach who wasn't originally a fanThe mentality shift that changed everythingWhat it's like sharing the pitch with Jared Waerea-HargreavesLocking in a 5-year deal with Hull KRWhy the NRL doesn't interest him – and his focus on building something special hereThe small, daily habits that separate the good from the greatIt's honest, raw, and packed with takeaways for anyone chasing their goals.

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss the weekend's Challenge Cup results, the new information regarding an NRL stake in Super League and whether French sides have a future in Super League. They discuss a special London Broncos press conference at the Australian High Commission next week, the Ashes ticket sales Kallum Watkins transferring to Leeds. They also discuss Hull KR's interest in Adam Reynolds, Lewis Dodd's unlucky suspension and whether Penrith can recover after losing four in a row. 

Hull KR captain Elliot Minchella is this week's guest on The Bench with Jenna and Jon.Elliot talks about retaining the captaincy this season and his side's hopes of going one better at the Grand Final this time around.Plus, he discusses the impact of head coach Willie Peters and the club's new signings on the team's belief and ambition.The Bench is a Sky Sports podcast. Listen to every episode here: skysports.com/the-bench-with-jenna-and-jonYou can listen to The Bench on your smart speaker by saying "ask Global Player to play The Bench with Jenna and Jon".Watch every episode of The Bench on YouTube here: The Bench on YouTubeFor all the latest rugby league news, head to skysports.com/rugby-leagueFor advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

Mikey Lewis spoke to press on this Sunday's game against Huddersfield, the halfback's recent form and this Winter's highly-anticipated Ashes Series!

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss the weekend's results, Marc Sneyd's Warrington debut and the whispers we're hearing around a potential NRL Europe competition. They discuss the Hull FC revival under John Cartwright, Hull KR's perfect start to the season and what they have learnt five weeks into the Super League season. They discuss the latest with the RFL's board of directors, Daly Cherry-Evans announcing his departure from the Manly Sea-Eagles and Brandon Smith signing with the South Sydney Rabbitohs. 

Hull FC battle to a rare draw at home against Leigh after a tense Golden Point period, while Hull KR dismantle St Helens on their own turf. We also preview the next round of the Challenge Cup!

Tune into this weeks podcast for reaction to Salford going back into special measures, CEO Chris Irwin latest statement, How is everyone feeling? what now?, defeat at Hull KR and Featherstone as we travel to Castleford trying to record our 1st win of the season with only 17 men.

Hull FC edged out Huddersfield with a 1-point win thanks to an Aidan Sezer drop goal 

Tune into this weeks podcast as we look back at defeats for Paul Rowleys men against Leeds, we talk academy who battled but were beaten at Huddersfield. We have all the big news including Joe Shorrocks suspension, Challenge cup tickets, Las Vegas 9s and we look forward to this week as Paul Rowley's men face Hull KR and Mike Grady's ladies face Featherstone in their 1st pre season match.

In this week's episode, we had the pleasure of hosting former Hull FC and Hull KR star, Paul Cooke. We delved into our regular segments, discussing Hull KR's narrow 14-12 victory over Wakefield Trinity at Belle Vue, and analysed Hull FC's challenging 46-4 home defeat to Wigan Warriors. Tune in for in-depth insights and commentary on these matches and more. Get bonus content on Patreon 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 are joined by Rugby League Journalist and Love Rugby League website founder James Gordon to preview this weekend's Las Vegas fixtures. They discuss the impact Vegas will have on Super League, the importance of continuing to invest in the fixture and give their predictions. They discuss Peter Vlandy's continued interest in buying the Super League and whether discussions might continue in Vegas. James discusses the Luke Littler effect and how the game should continue to use high profiles to advertise the sport while investing in growing the profiles of the players. They also discuss Hull KR's injury woes, St Helens attacking flair under Lee Briers and give their round 3 predictions. 

Lee & Jamie dissect the 12-14 loss at home vs. Hull KR in the 2nd round of the Super League 2025.

Lee & Jamie welcome Johno from the ever-popular RobinPod onto the podcast for a chat ahead of the exciting Thursday Night home fixture vs. Hull KR!

Ross discusses Round One of the 2025 Super League season, with a particular focus on Castleford's inspired performance - albeit in defeat - on Friday nightFollow 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.

Warrington Wolves player Jordy Crowther chats about the upcoming season and his career up to now. We discuss last season and that semi final lost against Hull Kr as well as the Challenge Cup final defeat to Wigan. We look back on how Jordy started off playing rugby league and his time at Wakefield. He tells us about how his move to Warrington came about and the fact within a week off being there, the manager who signed him left. He chats about the friendlies Warrington have played and how motivated the players are to finally win that Grand Final for the town. This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

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In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss all the pre-season trials and Challenge Cup fixtures that took place over the weekend. They discuss Maika Sivo's ACL injury and what the repercussions are for Leeds, York defeating Hull KR in Amsterdam and whether Salford will need to off-load some players. 

We're back for Season 2! In this episode, we dive into preseason updates for both Hull FC and Hull KR, discussing everything from squad changes to preparation ahead of the new season. We also tackle some of the hot topics around rugby league, and what's ahead for the sport in 2025.Plus, we want to thank this week's sponsor, The Mortimer Canine Academy—helping owners and their dogs achieve their training goals.It's great to be back, and we're excited for what's to come this season! 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.

Jenna and Jon are back for one more episode of the year looking back at the best bits of The Bench in 2024.From Wigan's dominance to impressive seasons for Salford and Hull KR, there was plenty to talk about on the pitch. But as ever, there were loads of highlights off it too, including Sam Tomkins' decision to come out of retirement, Paul Lakin's flip-flop obsession, and just who exactly the Huddersfield Giants mascot is modelled on!The Bench with Jenna and Jon has been shortlisted for Best Rugby Podcast at the Sports Podcast Awards 2025. You can vote for us here! 

This week I'm joined by Warrington Wolves and England international winger Matty Ashton. Matty tells us about the season just gone and the lost to Hull KR. I ask him about the NRL rumours and discuss the recent England games against Samoa. We chat about how he got started in Rugby League and his journey to the Warrington Wolves. He tells us about the seasons under Steve Price and Daryl Powell and about how nervous his was on his debut against Wigan. Matty chats about how positive everything is under Sam Burgess now and how confident he feels about scoring trys. We also find out if he thinks he is the fastest man in Super League and if he is up for a race against Kevin Penny. This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

This week, Warrington Wolves number 9 Danny Walker join us to discuss his career up to now. We chat about the season just gone and the lost to Hull KR, as well discussing the rumours linking him with an NRL move. Danny tells us about how it all started for him, his time at Widnes before making the move to Warrington. We talk about those seasons under Steve Price and Daryl Powell as well as looking forward to the future with Sam Burgess. Danny speaks about the dream he has to be involved in that first Warrington squad to win the grand final and his hope in getting more international caps. We also find out that Danny isn't the best at booking flights and why he hated playing against a certain player. This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

On this weeks episode, Cam Scott joins the guys as he discusses his career in full. He touches on how he got in to rugby, and the processes behind joining Bradford at Scholarship level. Cam then discusses how he joined Hull FC, and how close he was to actually signing for Hull KR. Cam then goes through his ups and downs whilst at Hull FC, including who his favourite coach he has worked with is. The guys then ask Cam how his move to Wakefield came about, and how this relates to Hull FC's recent troubles. Cam then discusses his and Wakefield's goals for 2025, before finishing with discussion around his coaching endeavours.

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan are joined by Great Britain Legend Garry Schofield OBE to give their in depth analysis of the Super League Grand Final. They discuss what this season means for the club, whether they'll go on to be one of the greatest teams in the modern era and discuss who could possibly stop them next season. They reflect on Hull KR's season, how they can bounce back and applaud the clubs success this season. They also delve into Bevan French's performance as the inaugural Rob Burrow award winner, shine line on other stand out performers and discuss the weekend's Championship and League 1 results which saw Wakefield and Toulouse advance through to the Grand Final while Hunslet were promoted to the Championship following their win over Swinton. They also take a look at this weekend's international fixtures and discuss the ridiculous charge Peta Hiku is facing. 

Tanya Arnold, Kevin Brown, Andrew Henderson and John Kear reflect on a gripping Grand Final after Wigan defeated Hull KR 9-2. Victory meant the Warriors completed an incredible quadruple in 2024 and their CEO and former player, Kris Radlinski, joins the team to give an insight in to the preparations, celebrations and what now lies ahead for the most successful side of the Super League era.

It's Grand Final week with Wigan Warriors and Hull KR battling for the right to be crowned Super League Champions. Tanya Arnold is at Old Trafford to preview the biggest night of the Rugby League year. Wigan are looking to win the Grand Final for the 7th time, whilst Hull KR are playing in their very first Super League title decider. Head Coach Matt Peet and players Bevan French and Kruise Leeming offer an insight into the Warriors' preparations as they seek to lift their fourth trophy of the campaign. Hull KR boss Willie Peters, Captain Elliot Minchella and forward James Batchelor reveal their thoughts ahead of the big game. Rugby League legend Paul Sculthorpe and commentator Matt Newsum set the scene for what promises to be an epic contest.

Ross and John are back to preview this year's Super League grand final. This discuss Wigan and Hull KR, analyse their teams and players, and look at each club's journey to the decider.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/by-the-balls--2968437/support.

Hull KR hooker Matt Parcell joins the podcast ahead of the Super League semi-final against Warrington. Matt talks about Hull KR's great season, the danger of Warrington, his career and his impending retirement.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/by-the-balls--2968437/support.

It's Play-off time in the 2024 Men's Super League season and six teams are still standing in the race to be crowned Champions at the home of Manchester United. Tanya Arnold is at the official launch event to preview the upcoming series with representatives from all the teams involved. Salford coach Paul Rowley and his Leigh counterpart Adrian Lam look ahead to their clash in the elimination round, where the winners will progress to the semi-finals but the loser's season will end. It's the same scenario for Warrington and St Helens when they meet on Saturday. Warrington Full-back Matt Dufty and St Helens Coach Paul Wellens reflect on their seasons so far and what they hope to achieve in the play-offs. Wigan and Hull KR have earned a week off in the opening round of matches and we find out from Liam Marshall, Mikey Lewis and Willie Peters how they will approach the break. Leeds' Rhyse Martin discusses his final season with the Rhinos and Rugby League legend Paul Sculthorpe makes some predictions about how the play-off series might unfold. Tara Jones of St Helens and York Valkyrie's Sade Rihari react to their success in the Women's semi-finals before they meet in the Grand Final on October 6th.

With four rounds to go until the Super League play-offs it's Hull KR who lead the way at the top of the table and their captain Elliot Minchella joins the podcast to talk about the run-in. He discusses the secrets of their success in 2024, and how the players have benefited from the philosophies of Head Coach Willie Peters. Minchella reflects on his own Rugby League career, including a spell playing part-time with Bradford which he combined with work on a building site. He reflects on his England debut, the influences on his career as a loose forward and the challenges of captaincy. He also discusses the progress that has been made on and off the field at Hull KR in the last few years.

Tanya Arnold and Kevin Brown are joined by Simon Grix to discuss his role as interim Head Coach of Hull FC. A difficult season for the club has seen them win just three matches all year and they sit just one place off the foot of the table. Grix talks about the challenges he has faced since replacing his mentor Tony Smith and how the club are preparing for the arrival of their new Australian Head Coach John Cartwright next year. He highlights the opportunities presented this year for some of the club's younger players and his relationship with his brother Scott, who is currently the Assistant Coach at Leeds Rhinos. He describes the dynamics of working with the club's Director of Rugby Richie Myler, the rivalry with Hull KR, and how there is optimism for a brighter future.

Ross and John are back for a bumper episode where they discuss Las Vegas, the NRL and Super League teaming up in America, and Hull KR top of the table. They chat about IMG and cutbacks at the RFL, the next World Cup being hosted by Australia and PNG, Salford rising, St Helens struggling and loads more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/by-the-balls--2968437/support.

Matt Newsum is joined by Hull KR winger Ryan Hall and England Head Coach Shaun Wane. Hall crossed for his 248th Super League try last week and is now the leading try-scorer in the competition's history. He reflects on the relief of reaching the milestone and picks out some of his favourite scores from his record-breaking tally. Shaun Wane looks ahead to England's 2024 schedule which now includes a two match series against Samoa in the autumn, and a game in France at the end of June.

Tanya Arnold talks to Ryan Brierley, the Salford Red Devils Full Back who played in his 300th professional game over Easter. He talks about the highs and lows of a career which has seen him represent Leigh, Huddersfield, Toronto, Hull KR, Salford and Scotland. Ryan reveals the importance of the relationships he has built up during his time in the game, how he suffered from imposter syndrome for a long time in his career, and a difficult end to his time in Toronto. He also discusses his involvement in the drive to ensure players are better represented in the governance of Rugby League and his role as an agent in women's football.

Tanya Arnold and Kevin Brown are joined by Catalans Dragons half-back Jordan Abdull to discuss life as a Rugby League player in the South of France and how he is adapting to his new surroundings. Considered to be one of the finest play-makers in the competition, Abdull was surprisingly allowed to leave Hull KR during the winter and is spending the 2024 season on loan with the Dragons. They also discuss the latest Super League stories and what happened in Vegas on the opening night of the Australian NRL season.

On this episode I talk with Hull KR and RAF star Rachel Robertson

It's #GFSZN, as the kids aren't saying, as they're done and dusted in the NRL/NRLW, while we've got the Women's to look forward to this weekend, plus one more Wheelchair semi and those intriguing men's games as Catalans Dragons hope to end St. Helens Drive For Five, while Hull KR look to upset League Leading Wigan....exciting, isn't it?

Lachlan Coote joins Mark Flanagan & guest host Kyle Amor on the latest episode of Out Of Your League. The former St Helens and Hull KR full-back chats his career in the NRL, success at Saints & emotionally opens up on his recent retirement from rugby league because of concussion.

Wembley is still weeks away, but we're excited at the prospect of three finals in which we have no real idea who is going to win.   Leopard print gear is about to sell out across Leigh as they at the national stadium for the first time since 1971, and Hull KR are hoping for a better time than in 2015, as they return there too.   The Wigan/Saints final is in the bin, but will the neutrals turn out now those "boring old sides" won't be there.   In addition, Leeds and St. Helens will make history in the first Women's decider there, while Halifax and Batley meet to guarantee a new name on the 1895 Cup.   Plenty to talk about on the pitch, which is what we want!