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A very different week for Hull's two clubs.Hull KR suffered back-to-back home defeats, first falling to Warrington Wolves before another disappointing result against Toulouse.Hull FC, meanwhile, made the trip to France and came away with the points after a nail-biting one-point victory over Catalans Dragons.We break down all three games, the key performances, talking points and what the results mean for both clubs as we head towards the business end of the season.Plus, all the usual Bragging Rights stuff, including the latest rugby league news, your comments and opinions, our monthly cause, predictions and previews of the upcoming fixtures.Support Our Monthly Cause

Another weekend of contrasting fortunes for Hull's two clubs.Hull KR picked up the points at home with victory over Catalans Dragons, while Hull FC came crashing back down to earth with a disappointing home defeat to Castleford Tigers.We break down both games, the key performances and all the major talking points from the weekend.Plus, we've got all the usual features, including the latest rugby league news, your comments and opinions, our monthly cause, predictions, and previews of the upcoming fixtures.Support Our Monthly Cause

NRL-SL deal Update, Hull FC new signing EXCLUSIVE and KR better without Mikey Lewis?... EP 27 With just a month to go in the Super League season and the NRL's investment into the competition close, things are spicing up both on the field and off it. The Love Rugby League podcast returns for another week to dive into all the big storylines and more, with Aaron and Matt back to bring you up to date with everything from the world of rugby league. Here's what's on this week's show... We'll take you behind the scenes on the NRL-Super League deal: and explain what may need to happen for an agreement to be struck - and why Peter V'Landys isn't happy. We'll also bring Castleford Tigers fans up to speed with the latest on Ryan Carr: as a decision is set to be reached on his future at the club.It's the transfer deadline this week - which Super League clubs are going to do business for the rest of 2026, and who is likely to keep their powder dry? We'll tell you the name of the Super League forward heading for Hull FC on loan in 2027...and we'll also reveal Jordy Crowther's next club, as an exit from Warrington Wolves at the end of this season looms large on the horizon. We've a rare Tuesday night offering as Hull KR play Warrington - but as his ban comes to an end.. are the Robins now a better side WITHOUT Mikey Lewis? We debate that and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A winning weekend for both Hull clubs!Hull FC produced a huge result on the road, coming away from St Helens with an impressive victory, while Hull KR took care of business at home with a win over Castleford Tigers.We break down both games, discuss the key moments and performances, and look at what the results mean for both sides heading into the final stages of the season.Plus, we've got all the usual features, including the latest rugby league news, your comments and opinions, our monthly cause, predictions, and previews of the upcoming fixtures.Support Our Monthly Cause

Welcome back to The COYFCast, brought to you by the Castleford Tigers Supporters Club! This episode is sponsored by Salon VIP.I promise I talk about the game, a bit.You can now support Ross and the podcast by joining our Patreon membership service here: https://www.patreon.com/COYFCastIf you simply want to show your support, you can became a COYFer for £3 per month. You can also unlock early access to each and every episode by becoming a Premium COYFer, for £4.50 per month.Follow The COYFCast on social media:Twitter: @COYFCastFacebook: The COYFCastInstagram: @coyfcastTikTok: @COYFCastContact the podcast: coyfcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another weekend of contrasting fortunes for Hull's clubs as Hull FC slipped to another disappointing defeat away at Huddersfield Giants, while Hull KR returned to winning ways with a home victory over Bradford Bulls.We break down both performances, discuss the key talking points and standout moments, and look at what the results mean as the season enters its closing stages.Plus, we've got all the usual features, including the latest rugby league news, your comments and opinions, our monthly cause, predictions, and a preview of the upcoming fixtures.Support Our Monthly Cause

Episode 228: In this episode of Inform Performance, host Steve Barrett is joined by Dan Ramsden — Head of Performance for Super League's Hull KR, promoted into the role after eight years as the club's Head Physiotherapist. Dan now leads the club's strength, conditioning, and rehabilitation programmes, bringing together medical and performance functions under one department. Alongside a physiotherapy degree and a PhD focused on concussion, he holds a 5th Dan Black Belt in Aikido, and specialises in injury prevention and building athletic resilience in a collision sport. At the centre of the conversation is Dan's transition from clinician to department lead. He discusses what changes when your remit shifts from treating individual athletes to setting the direction of an entire performance team, the skills that transfer from physiotherapy, and the ones that have to be learned on the job. The discussion also explores the culture required to build and sustain a high-performing staff — how roles are defined, how disciplines are integrated rather than siloed, and how Dan develops the practitioners around him. Dan then unpacks player availability and its relationship with training and match intensity, before moving into his research area: concussion, neck strength, and the role of rate of force development (RFD) as a measure that goes beyond maximal strength testing. — Topics Discussed: Progression from Physio to a Head of Performance role Culture and development of a high performance team Player availability and its link to intensity Concussion and the use of rate of force development (RFD) within neck strength Where you can find Dan: LinkedIn Instagram — Sponsors Axon: Performance teams spend the morning after game day stitching together six systems before the coach gets an answer. Axon Perform fixes that. Every source you already use, Catapult, StatSports, VALD, Opta, OVAL, Wyscout, WHOOP, Garmin and the rest, connects into a dedicated Snowflake warehouse. Ask Axon, the in-platform chat, lets analysts and sports scientists query the lot in plain English. Reports that took hours now take seconds. Used by the Springboks, England RFU, Japan RFU, Sydney Roosters and a growing list of rugby, football & cricket clubs and federations. Your data, reports, measures and AI models stay yours, fully portable. See if your data is ready for AI at axonperform.com BTL: BTL Industries develops advanced rehabilitation and performance technologies, including SIS DUO, Shockwave Therapy, High-Intensity Laser, TR-Therapy, Lymphastim and R-FORCE. BTL systems are designed to support recovery, pain management, functional rehabilitation and return-to-play pathways across clinical and elite sport settings. VALD Performance, makers of the Nordbord, Forceframe, ForeDecks and HumanTrak. VALD Performance systems are built with the high-performance practitioner in mind, translating traditionally lab-based technologies into engaging, quick, easy-to-use tools for daily testing, monitoring and training Hytro: The world's leading Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) wearable, designed to accelerate recovery and maximise athletic potential using Hytro BFR for Professional Sport.  -  Where to Find Us Keep up to date with everything that is going on with the podcast by following Inform Performance on: Instagram Twitter Our Website - Our Team Andy McDonald Ben Ashworth Nicola Graham Steve Barrett  Pete McKnight

Another Hull derby is in the books, and once again it was Hull KR who came out on top, condemning Hull FC to a home defeat in front of their own supporters.We break down all the major talking points from the latest derby, discuss the standout performances, key moments and what the result means for both clubs as the season continues.Plus, we've got all the usual features, including the latest rugby league news, your comments and opinions, our monthly cause, predictions, and a preview of Hull FC's trip to Huddersfield Giants and Hull KR's home clash with Bradford Bulls.Support Our Monthly Cause

Another huge week for Hull KR and another packed Robin Pod! This week, Johno and Scott Solway are joined by Lee Cain for the very first time as he gives his thoughts on all things Rovers.The lads look back on yet another derby day victory over second-bottom Hull FC, with the Robins extending their remarkable run to nine successive wins over their cross-city rivals. They also turn their attention to Retro Round and preview the upcoming home clash with the Bradford BullsElsewhere, Steve Till returns with another edition of Robins Revisited, taking a trip down memory lane, before the team wrap things up with the ever-popular Question Time, answering listeners' questions and debating all the big talking points from Craven Park and beyondDon't forget, The Robin Pod is powered by Budget Tyres Autocentre - the only car specialist trusted by the players, club officials and supporters of the world-famous Hull Kingston Rovers.

This week, I catch up with Warrington Wolves player Adam Holroyd to discuss his return from injury and playing in the win over Hull KR. We chat about the upcoming fixtures and he also has a little word about a certain Mikey Lewis. This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss all the latest talking points from across Super League and the NRL.They begin with the ongoing struggles at Hull FC, reacting to a statement released by the club's owners and discussing what it means for the future of the club amid a difficult period.The pair also discuss Mikey Lewis' four-match suspension following his headbutt and the ramifications for Hull KR's season, and debate whether St Helens' recent victory will ease the pressure on head coach Paul Rowley.The latest Man of Steel rankings are also analysed, with Jake Connor and Ash Handley currently sharing top spot alongside Lachlan Miller, while Brad O'Neill sits in fourth. Martyn and Jake discuss who they believe is the leading contender to win the prestigious award.Over in the NRL, they react to reports that Joey Manu has been photographed meeting with PNG Chiefs representatives, raising the question of whether the former Roosters star could make a return to the NRL.They also review the Brisbane Broncos' narrow victory over Penrith Panthers and debate whether Brisbane can finish the season strongly. 

Hull KR in free fall, SHAMBOLIC Man of Steel Shortlist and Jolliffe on the move... ep 23 After an action-packed weekend in Super League with plenty of big talking points, the Love Rugby League podcast is back to dissect everything that's happened - as well as provide you with an exclusive update from the world of rugby league. It's been a busy few days and as such, it's a busy show for the boys this week! Here's what's on the agenda as Aaron and Matt once again tackle the big topics in the greatest game... We dive deep into the crisis at Hull KR, could the Super League champions miss the play-offs? And what are the reasons behind their slump in form? We peel back the curtain to tell you what's happening at the Robins. After a morale-boosting victory for St Helens last weekend, do the boys need to eat some humble pie and accept they might have got it wrong about the Saints' woes of late? Castleford Tigers stunned Leeds Rhinos on Sunday - should hopes be high that Ryan Carr can lead them to the play-offs in 2027? We'll also discuss his comments that were picked up on the Sky microphones. The latest Man of Steel top 10 has been released and it comes with some interesting names. The boys get stuck into the shortlist and tell you why it's wrong and point out the players who have been unfairly left out!It wouldn't be a podcast without a transfer exclusive; we'll tell you which Super League club Gold Coast prop Jaimin Jolliffe is signing for in 2027. We'll also bring you some exclusive details on changes to the IMG system - and what might be in store at a big meeting at the RFL later this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Firstly apologies for the sound. Jimmy's microphone doesn't appear to have been working correctlyAnother frustrating week for Hull's clubs as both Hull FC and Hull KR ended the round on the wrong side of the scoreboard.Hull KR suffered a tough defeat away to Warrington Wolves, while Hull FC's inconsistency was on show once again as they fell to a disappointing home defeat against Leigh Leopards.We break down both performances, discuss the key talking points, and look at what each side needs to do to get back on track.Plus, we've got all the usual features, including the latest rugby league news, your comments and opinions, our monthly cause, predictions, and a preview of the upcoming fixtures.Support Our Monthly Cause

On this weeks episode Johno is joined by Bazza Kingston to look back on the Robins' disappointing defeat to Wakefield, analysing where it went wrong and what lessons can be taken from the performance. The pair also turn their attention to the upcoming fixtures, discussing the challenges that await against Warrington and what KR need to do to get back to winning ways.Elsewhere, Steve Till returns for another edition of Robins Revisited, taking a trip down memory lane to relive some classic moments from the club's history.Plus, as always, the boys answer all your questions in a packed Question Time segment, covering the latest talking points surrounding Hull KR.Tune in for all that and more on this week's Robin Pod.

It was a weekend to forget for both Hull clubs as Hull FC and Hull KR were left searching for answers after disappointing defeats.Hull FC produced a well below-par performance away at York, while Hull KR were humbled on home soil by Wakefield Trinity in a result that few saw coming.We break down where it went wrong for both sides, discuss the biggest talking points from the weekend, and look at what needs to change heading into the next round.Plus, we've got all the usual features, including the latest rugby league news, your comments and opinions, our monthly cause, predictions, and a preview of the upcoming fixtures.Support Our Monthly Cause

After another dramatic and action-packed week in the world of Super League, the Love Rugby League podcast returns with a deep dive into all the big stories over the last seven days. Aaron and Matt are back to review everything we've seen on the field - as well as bringing you a number of exclusive transfer stories that are well worth checking out. Here's what's on this week's show. We'll get deep into the crisis at St Helens, explain whether or not Paul Rowley's future is under threat and bring you some exclusive detail on what's happening behind the scenes at the Saints. As well as that, we'll bring you an exclusive transfer update on Jed Cartwright - and explain why he will be sticking around for longer than the Saints originally said. We'll tell you which star of the Championship has signed for Castleford Tigers in 2027 as their latest rebuild under Ryan Carr gathers pace. Wakefield Trinity had a huge win at the weekend - but we'll tell you which one of their players is being offered to clubs by his management ahead of potentially entering the open market later this year. Sticking with Trinity, we'll shine a light on their huge win at Hull KR - and explain why they're now bonafide Super League title contenders. What's going wrong at Hull KR, meanwhile? There's a deep dive into the troubles the champions are having - and a scathing review from Matt on their title chances for 2026.. All that and much more. Please don't forget to like, subscribe and hype this week's show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Lee & Jamie chat through the incredible 20-6 victory away at the Super League and World Champions!

The Hull derby took centre stage at Magic Weekend, with Hull KR coming out on top once again after another hard-fought contest against Hull FC.We break down all the key moments from the derby, discuss the biggest talking points and performances, and give our thoughts on what the result means for both clubs moving forward.Plus, we've got all the usual features, including the latest rugby league news, your comments and opinions, our monthly cause, predictions, and a preview of Hull FC's trip to York and Hull KR's home clash with Wakefield Trinity.Support Our Monthly Cause

On this week's Robin Pod Rovers fan Steph Makey from the Ladies Tackle Talk Podcast joins Johno and Robin Pod regular James Purling to look back on an unforgettable Magic Weekend as Hull KR secured yet another victory over that lot, continuing their dominance in the latest chapter of the city rivalry.They break down all the key moments from a memorable weekend, discussing the Robins' performance, standout players, and what the result means as KR continue to build momentum.Attention then turns to another huge challenge under the floodlights at Sewell Group Craven Park, with the Robins welcoming fourth-placed Wakefield Trinity in a massive Super League clash. Johnso, James ad Steph preview the game, discusses potential selection decisions, and highlights where the contest could be won and lost.There's also another edition of Robins Revisited, with Steve Till joining the show to take a trip down memory lane and revisit some classic Hull KR moments.As always, the episode rounds off with Question Time, where you have your say on all things Hull KR.And don't forget the Robin Pod is proudly powered by Budget Tyres Autocentre – the only car specialist trusted by players, club officials, and supporters of the world-famous Hull Kingston Rovers.

James Batchelor spoke to the press on making his 100th Hull KR appearance, preparing for the Hull Derby at Magic WKND and what the game means to him and the East Hull Community.

This week on Bragging Rights, Hull's clubs endured contrasting performances, but both ultimately came away empty-handed.Hull FC produced a spirited display at home against Wigan Warriors but were left frustrated after falling to a narrow defeat, while Hull KR came unstuck away at Headingley as Leeds Rhinos claimed a convincing victory.We break down both games, discuss the key talking points and performances, and ask where both sides go from here.Plus, we've got all the usual features, including the latest rugby league news, your comments and opinions, our monthly cause, predictions, and a preview of the upcoming fixtures.Support Our Monthly Cause

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss all the major talking points from another action-packed weekend of Super League.The pair react to Leeds Rhinos' dominant victory over Hull KR, assess Warrington Wolves' narrow win over Catalans Dragons, and the York Knights bouncing back with an impressive victory over Castleford Tigers.Looking ahead, Martyn and Jake preview this weekend's Magic Weekend, picking out the biggest match-ups and debating which fixture is likely to produce the closest contest.The episode also covers Tevita Pangai Junior's six-match suspension for his eye-gouge on Jake Connor, with the pair discussing whether the talented forward is ultimately worth the disciplinary risk.Off the field, they react to reports that the RFL is set to appoint former Manchester United Senior Executive Ian Nolan as its next CEO, while also discussing speculation that Wakefield Trinity made an approach for St Helens youngster Harry Robertson.To round off the episode, Martyn and Jake examine reports surrounding York's financial position and discuss what the NRL's record-breaking $5.3 billion broadcast deal could mean for the future of Super League and the sport as a whole.

This week on thee Robin Pod, powered by Budget Tyres, we dissect a damaging defeat to Leeds Rhinos and discuss where it leaves Hull KR as the business end of the season approaches. We analyse the key moments, the big talking points and what the Robins must do to bounce back.Looking ahead, attention turns to Magic Weekend and a mouth-watering clash against that lot, as KR look to put things right on the big stage. We preview the game, discuss the selection dilemmas and give our thoughts on how the Robins can come away with the bragging rights.In Robins Revisited, we're joined by once again by Steve Till, plus, as always, we answer all of your questions in another packed edition of Question Time.The Robin Pod is powered by Budget Tyres – the only car specialist trusted by the players, club officials and supporters of the world-famous Hull Kingston Rovers.

We review the Rhinos hammering Hull KR in the annual MND game. Enjoy!

Tune into this weeks pocast as we look back at the victory against Workington, Talk about the balance between expecting and being realistic this season and who wins your in your 3 word match report of the game? We are joined by Wheelchair Head Coach Dave Abel as his teams welcome Hull Kr and Wigan to Eccles college on Saturday and we previews games for our ladies who travel to Hull FC and Dave Hewitts men are at home to Barrow. All that and lots more listen here or via your podcast playing app

This week on Bragging Rights, Hull's clubs experienced contrasting fortunes as Hull KR recorded an impressive home victory over Leigh Leopards, while Hull FC delivered a disappointing and lacklustre performance in a home defeat to Wakefield Trinity.We break down both matches, discuss the key moments, standout performers, and where each side goes from here as the business end of the season approaches.Plus, we've got all the usual features including the latest rugby league news, your comments and opinions, this month's cause, our predictions, and a preview of the upcoming fixtures.Support the Pod

Tevita Pangai Jr. spoke to the media on his whirlwind start to life at Hull KR, living with Tyrone May and his Shaun Edwards connection.

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss all the major talking points from a busy weekend of Rugby League action across Super League and the NRL.The pair react to Leeds Rhinos' victory over Warrington Wolves, a result that sees Leeds move to the top of the Super League table.They also break down Queensland's victory over New South Wales in State of Origin Game Two, discussing the key moments from the match and setting the scene for a decisive series finale.Martyn and Jake also discuss the news that Nathan Cayless has been appointed as Hull KR's next head coach, with the former Parramatta Eels captain set to take over when Willie Peters departs. They debate what the appointment means for the Robins and whether the club can maintain its recent success.The episode also covers Brian McDermott's latest England squad, with the pair discussing who deserved selection and which players were unfortunate to miss out ahead of the upcoming international programme.Elsewhere, they react to Jesse Arthars signing with the Catalans Dragons, before previewing this weekend's Super League and NRL fixtures, highlighting the biggest games and storylines to watch.

It's a huge week for Hull KR, and we've got a packed episodeto match!We kick things off with reaction to the major announcementthat Parramatta Eels legend Nathan Cayless will become Hull KR's new Head Coach with the Kiwi set to replace the departing Willie Peters ready for the start of2027. We then look back at another two points for the Robins asthey secured victory over Leigh and we ahead, to Friday night and another seismic clash as the Robins take on table-toppers Leeds Rhinos. Fan favourite Steve Till returns for Robins Revisited,bringing his usual insight, nostalgia, and passion for all things Hull KR.And to wrap things up, we hand it over to you in QuestionTime, answering all the latest queries from the Red and White faithful.And don't forget the Robin Pod is powered by Budget TyresAutocentre — the only car specialist trusted by the players, club officials, and supporters of Hull Kingston Rovers.

The Love Rugby League podcast is back for another week - with a transfer special as Aaron and Matt bring you all the latest goings on and a series of exclusives from Super League and beyond.It's an action packed show with lots to discuss, and plenty of big names who are making moves for 2027. Here's what's on the latest episode:We'll bring you confirmation of Hull KR's next coach, with Rovers having officially decided on the man who will succeed Willie Peters in 2027. We'll bring you the lowdown on what the Robins can expect from the new boss too, and how it impacts their transfer plans. There's a whole heap of transfer exclusives to get into - including the former England international that Bradford Bulls have identified as a primary target for their ever-changing squad next year. There's news on Warrington prop Joe Philbin - as we reveal the two clubs that are pursuing a move for the Ireland international, and who the frontrunners are. We'll tell you the two Super League half-backs York Knights are interested in as they look to freshen up their squad for 2027 under Mark Applegarth. Suniasi Vunivalu's move to Wakefield is off, and a transfer to Hull has been speculated. But we'll tell you which THREE clubs are in the running for the former Melbourne Storm star. Away from transfers, the boys also get stuck into the struggles of the likes of York Knights and Toulouse, and how the move to 14 teams is officially backfiring....while there's a look at the battle to make the play-offs: and are Castleford Tigers an outside bet to gatecrash the top six? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It was a week of big scores and plenty of points for Hull's clubs as both sides produced dominant performances on home soil.Hull FC put Huddersfield Giants to the sword with an impressive display at the MKM Stadium, while Hull KR ran riot against York, piling on the points in front of their home crowd.As always, we dive into your comments, provide an update on this month's cause, make our predictions, and preview both teams next fixtures.Support the Pod

On this week's Robin Pod, Johno and Bazza break down another big week in the world of Hull KR!✅ We kick things off by reviewing the Robins' victory over York, looking at the key moments, standout performers, and what it means moving forward.

This week on Bragging Rights, we look back at another tough weekend for Hull's clubs. Hull KR suffered a narrow defeat away at Wakefield Trinity, while Hull FC put in a spirited effort but ultimately fell short against Warrington Wolves in a hard-fought and scrappy contest.We break down the key moments, performances and talking points from both matches, discuss the latest news from across the rugby league world, and dive into your comments and opinions.As always, we finish by previewing the upcoming Super League fixtures and giving our predictions for the week ahead.Support the Pod

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss all the major talking points from a busy weekend of Rugby League action across Super League and beyond.The pair react to Super League's return to Paris, as the Wigan Warriors took on the Catalans Dragons, and analyse what the event means for the game's growth in France. They also break down Wakefield Trinity's dramatic late victory over Hull KR, including the controversy surrounding two red cards, and discuss Leeds Rhinos' impressive win over St Helens.Martyn and Jake debate whether London Broncos should be promoted to Super League next season after their incredible 134-point victory over North Wales, and what a return to the top flight would mean for the sport in the capital.The episode also covers the latest off-field developments, including the search for the next RFL CEO, Matty Lees signing with the PNG Chiefs, Brad Arthur remaining as Leeds Rhinos head coach, and Toby King's move to London.To round things off, they analyse the squads selected for State of Origin Game Two, discussing the biggest selection calls and key battles ahead of the series.

Willie Peters spoke to the press on Hull KR's loss to Wigan Warriors in the Betfred Challenge Cup Final before providing an update on the squad for facing Wakefield Trinity. Peters finished the press conference with a tribute to British Rugby League legend John Kear, after his sad passing earlier this week.

This week we react to Hull KR's tough day at Wembley as they fall to Wigan in the Challenge Cup Final, ending their hopes of defending the treble at the first hurdle.We then preview this week's Super League fixtures, go through the latest news, react to your comments, and look ahead to the next stage of the season.We also introduce our Monthly Cause for June, supporting Otto and his family, raising funds and awareness for Krabbe Disease, a rare and devastating condition affecting the nervous system. The fundraiser is helping support Otto's ongoing care, treatment, and the wider impact on his family as they navigate life with this diagnosis.Support the Pod

Jamie & Mike preview the upcoming home game against the reigning Super League champions - Hull Kingston Rovers!

This week on The Robin Pod, we take an honest and in-depth look back at a tough day at Wembley as Hull KR fell short in the Challenge Cup Final against Wigan. We break down where it all went wrong for the Robins, analysing the key moments, tactical decisions, and turning points that ultimately led to a disappointing defeat on the big stage.Away from the match, we pause to pay tribute to a true legend of the game. The rugby league world is mourning the loss of the iconic John Kear, and we reflect on his immense contribution to the sport and the lasting legacy he leaves behind as “Mr Rugby League.”Fan favourite Steve Till returns for another edition of Robins Revisited, bringing plenty of insight, nostalgia, and discussion that you won't want to miss.As always, we round off the show by diving into your questions during Question Time and of course look forward to Saturday as the Robins return to Super League action against Wakefield.And don't forget the Robin Pod is powered by Budget Tyres Autocentre, the only car specialist trusted by the players, club officials and supporters of the World famous Hull Kingston Rovers.

Challenge Cup Final Fallout, Remembering John Kear & Dublin Exclusive After an unforgettable and historic weekend for Wigan Warriors in the Challenge Cup, the Love Rugby League podcast returns to debrief Saturday's final and bring you all the latest from the world of rugby league. Here's what's on the agenda this week. The boys pay tribute to the legendary John Kear following his tragic passing over the weekend. There's all the fallout from the Challenge Cup final, including a thorough debrief on where it went wrong for Hull KR - and what it means for the victorious Wigan Warriors, too.Do the performances of some of Wigan's stars mean the salary cap rules now have to change as a matter of priority? The boys also debate the future of the cup final at Wembley Stadium - with some strong views both ways!We promised exclusives - and we'll reveal a big update on the plans for a game in Dublin between Wigan and Warrington: and why TWO MORE Super League teams are going to Ireland with them in 2027! There's also an exclusive update on one of the Championship's top stars, who is being pursued by multiple Super League clubs for 2027. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan pay tribute to BBC Pundit, Legendary Coach and League Express Podcast regular John Kear. They breakdown the Wigan Warriors winning their 22nd Challenge Cup, following a dominant 40-10 victory over Hull KR at Wembley. They discuss the standout performers from the final, including Jack Farrimond's career-defining display, and analyse where it all went wrong for Hull KR on the biggest stage. The pair also debate the selection dilemma facing Matt Peet with Bevan French returning from injury, as well as the Sam Walters' red card and whether the RFL should be concerned about the Challenge Cup Final attendance.The episode also covers the opening match of the State of Origin series, with New South Wales defeating Queensland, and the controversy surrounding Kalyn Ponga's sending off. Martyn and Jake discuss whether the decision was justified and what it could mean for the remainder of the series.They also react to the shock news of NRL CEO Andrew Abdo's resignation, discussing the implications for the game and what comes next for the negotiations between the two competitions.

This week we discuss Hull FC's away defeat to Leigh, while Hull KR put a huge score on a very young Wigan side.We also cover all the usual news, predictions, comments and everything else from across the rugby league world.If you like Rugby League chat with rivalry, passion, laughs and the occasional completely unhinged tangent… this one's for you.Here you can support our Monthly Cause for May:

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Hull KR head coach Willie Peters has flagged his interest in returning to the NRL in a head coaching role. Recent reports link him to the new PNG Chiefs franchise, who will enter the competition in 2028. Peters admits it must be the "right opportunity" and remains committed to Hull KR in the meantime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam Hawse and Mark Riddell are at OzFest in Las Vegas - a fan activation highlighting the best of Aussie food and tourism. Today we were joined by some VERY loud Hull KR fans, plus chat about Rugby League's further overseas expansion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys from How's That? - The Podcast ventured to the NRL Fanfest on Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas and rode the red carpet, where they spoke to people such as : - Danika Mason - A host of NRL stars from Hull KR, Leed Rhinos, Knights, Dragons, Bulldogs & Cowboys - Sean Garlick & Garlos Pies - James Graham - Dean Messiter aka "NRL Roast"  - Mark Zuckerberg a North Sydney Bears supporter? - The Vancouver Dragons RLFC Don't miss this!

James Graham, Ben Dobbin & Charlie White are in and the road to NRL Las Vegas is on! We look at the World Club Challenge match from Friday and whether Brisbane has what it takes to win again in 2026. Willie Peters is taking his Hull KR side to Vegas, and he is making a HUGE case to be next in line for an NRL gig. We touch on the recent NRL injuries, and James gives his insight into Leo Thompson's calf tear. Plus, Michael Chammas has made big claims about the PNG side, and Dobbo has a good idea for the team in America! Check out Triple M NRL's Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Graham, Ben Dobbin & Charlie White are in and the road to NRL Las Vegas is on! We look at the World Club Challenge match from Friday and whether Brisbane has what it takes to win again in 2026. Willie Peters is taking his Hull KR side to Vegas, and he is making a HUGE case to be next in line for an NRL gig. We touch on the recent NRL injuries, and James gives his insight into Leo Thompson's calf tear. Plus, Michael Chammas has made big claims about the PNG side, and Dobbo has a good idea for the team in America! Check out Triple M NRL's Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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James Graham and Luke Keary are back to dive headfirst into the game’s biggest talking points from the weekend. The boys unpack the Origin eligibility rule changes, the Zac Lomax saga takes another wild turn following controversial text messages, plus we wrap week two of the trials and preview a mouthwatering World Club Challenge between Hull KR & Brisbane Broncos! Enquire About Our Studio: https://thebyeround.com/pages/contact Email: thebyeround@gmail.com Ladbrokes: https://www.ladbrokes.com.au/ Hyundai: https://www.hyundai.com/au/ Follow The Bye Round On:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebyeround/?hl=enTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thebyeround?lang=enYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebyeround 0:00 LIV Golf + Ed Sheeran 4:52 Jimmy’s 40th Bday Present 8:47 Graham Annesley On Rule Tweaks 20:25 Origin Eligibility Rule Changes 36:10 Zac Lomax Saga Update 42:09 All Stars Ends In Draw 45:01 Worrying Signs For Dragons? 49:16 Bulldogs Injuries 55:02 Kez’s Dylan Brown & Tom Dearden Theory 1:02:58 World Club Challenge PreviewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.