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Listen to all the NRL transfer news from today including: Could Scott Drinkwater line up for the Knights?Kane Evans off to the Super LeagueGreg Inglis return to Rugby League

It's too disjointed to call it a season review, but Will and Brad give their assessment of the weak finish to 2021 on the Gold Coast, the overblown discipline furore and a wretched season overall. Recruitment chat, Will's deep dive into why Brown has a minimal chance of proving a good hire, Brad's ever-involving odyssey of a lamb-owner, Warriors youngsters that got away (courtesy of Nick Phillips and Callum Newson-Brown), support for former greats to sound off publicly (however ill-conceived or negative), Player of the Year chat, the Chancer NRL Finals Weekender game and a quick preview of the Week 1 games. 

Kane Evans was sent off for punching a Titans player in the faceBut Warriors coach Nathan Brown defended him, saying "he was defending his mates."LISTEN ABOVE

Despite three wins from their past four games, the Raiders will really find out where they stand with the NRL finals a month away when they face the Storm tonight. A relieved Kane Evans apologised to his team-mates for leaving the Warriors short while serving two stints in the sin bin during last weekend's 18-16 defeat of Cronulla.

Brendan Cowell's tribute to Boyd Cordner; Full breakdown of Tigertown 2; Kane Evans does it again!If you'd like to join our group here is a link:https://www.facebook.com/groups/819077912325030Sorry again for the audio issues last week. Hope everyone is doing ok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brendan Cowell's tribute to Boyd Cordner; Full breakdown of Tigertown 2; Kane Evans does it again! If you'd like to join our group here is a link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/819077912325030 Sorry again for the audio issues last week. Hope everyone is doing ok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week the guys go over another Warriors win, cover the Will Chambers vs. Kane Evans situation and Dai comes 'Off The Back Fence' on Aussie commentators... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

They're back after a few weeks in the casualty ward, wrapping up the Warriors' first back-to-back wins of the season as the little finals flame just keeps flickering. The Twitter mailbag gets a run, Will bemoans the lack of quality rugby league Evanses and Brad's got issues with Cooper Cronk and Maggi 2-minute Noodles' packaging. 

Jamie, Jed and Woody are back once again as they discuss all things Rugby League with the NRL Round 21 and a litany of games in Super League, including: - Is the Knights left edge one of the most effective in the NRL? - Jack Bird's versatility - Wayne Bennett to Eels? - Kane Evans vs. Will Chambers - Who is winning the race for 4th place - THAT Melbourne Storm shirt - CAN TIGERS MAKE THE 8?! - ...what is Todd Payten doing with Taumalolo? and MUCH MUCH MORE

Chris returns to nights with Will Chambers discussion, Kane Evans where Parramatta go from here and much more with NRL Greats Tim Mannah, Steve Renouf and Greg McCallum

Should critics say sorry to Mitchell? Moses back fracture puts different light on Origin debut.Wests Tigers win - Jimmy Jack reckons they're finals bound!Is it time for Luke Brooks to leave Tigertown?Who should sign Anthony Milford - Parra??Lachlan Lewis brain snap - Jimmy has his say.Why Barrett MUST get Bulldogs to the finals next year.Kane Evans cops a backhand for writing on his wrist.Who should be Storm no.1 - Hynes or Papenhuyzen??All this and much more - brought to you by Georges Fine Meats Cherrybrook!

This week the boys talk Tevita Pangai Jr's crazy mid season transfer to the Panthers and how integral he is to the Bulldogs rebuild next year. They also dissect the Lachlan Lewis brain snap, Kane Evans' absurd wrist tape profanity and the upcoming Rugby League World Cup. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nathan joined Jimmy Smith and Katie Brown from the side's Queensland hub on the Gold Coast

Host Jamie Soward, Co host Nick Davis and the team discuss the key talking points from Round 18 of the NRL. The boys dive deep into the form of several teams with time quickly running out for some teams to cement a position in the semi finals. Dicky also shares his thoughts on the latest controversy surrounding Kane Evans.Who do you think will make the Top 8 in the NRL this year?  Can the Dragons manage their tough schedule home? And can the Knights recapture some form with the return of Kalyn Ponga and Mitchell Pearce..Also plenty of laughs on this week's show with Sowie welcoming a special guest onto the panel- Australian Jockey, Blake Spriggs. Blake covers everything from his predicted NRL Top 8 teams to a behind the scenes look into the sport of Racing. Blake answers your questions and also provides in insight into the remarkable career of his partner and racing superstar Rachel King. In this week's Twitter Polls segment, Sowie asks our listeners "what would you write on your wrists if you needed to fire up playing sport.." And with lockdown in full swing in Sydney, the boys also share their stories from the week as Big Show finds a valuable resource in 'Google' as he attempts to home school his children.  

Tim and Shane have a laugh at Kane Evans as he's been busted for writing profanities on his wrist tape, Corey McKernan is all across the drama in the AFL and journalist Jim Tucker has plenty to say about the Rugby and upcoming Olympics See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys joined the show and discussed some of the key issues of the morning

The Warriors' finals hopes continue to dive, after a costly 10-6 loss in Newcastle.Just like the earlier clash with the Knights this season, the Warriors were sunk by a late try, with Brodie Jones crossing in the corner in the 75th minute.This defeat will be extremely tough to take. They had plenty of chances, but couldn't make anything count, with their only try coming from a Knights fumble.It's the Warriors' third straight loss, and they have only won one of their last six matches.As has happened so many times in 2021, the margins were fine, but the game was lost in the first half. The Warriors couldn't take advantage of a gale behind them, nor the Knights being down to 12 men, and the 6-4 margin was never going to be enough.The halves struggled to provide direction, amid a general lack of fluidity. The powerful charges of Ken Maumalo were also missed, in conditions that would have been perfect for him. Reece Walsh had a mixed game, though never stopped trying and provided a lot of bright moments.Conditions were awful. A blustery wind roared down the field, and the rain was near horizontal for most of the game.All eyes were on Walsh early. The fullback had a tricky take from the kickoff, as the ball blew back towards the Knights, then dropped the ball cold from an attacking scrum.But the 18-year-old soon provided an early highlight reel. He made a gutsy catch, then beat four defenders on a 70-metre run, before being caught just short of the try line.The Warriors opened the scoring in the 24th minute, probably against the run of play, after Euan Aitken scooped up a loose ball from a Knights error, sprinting from inside his own 22.But as has happened many times this season, they couldn't build on it. The team made a mess of the kickoff, conceding a line drop out in a classic coach-killer moment. The Knights forced a repeat set, before Lachlan Fitzgibbon powered past Eli Katoa from close range.But the home team lost their try scorer in the 33rd minute, binned after he caught Kodi Nikorima high. That opened the door for some late opportunities, but the Warriors couldn't profit. The final two minutes of the half were particularly painful to watch, as they couldn't engineer anything from consecutive sets on the Newcastle line.The first half was messy, punctuated by errors and cheap penalties. Nikorima was caught on the fifth tackle, while Sean O'Sullivan was pinged for a needless shepherd. While they were competing well in the ruck, they lacked structure and organisation and couldn't make the most of the tailwind, hampered by a 67 per cent completion rate.A Jake Clifford penalty levelled the scores, after Walsh spilled a towering Mitchell Pearce bomb. The Warriors were still guilty of not playing to the conditions – with low percentage plays in their own half and flat passes – and only a delightful Walsh goal line drop out prevented a repeat set.In a tight match, there was a strange lack of urgency at times, epitomised when the Warriors forced a goal line drop out, then didn't prepare for the kick, which left Ben Murdoch-Masila tracking back over his halfway line to retrieve it.There were further opportunities, without the last-tackle polish, and Walsh shanked a field goal attempt. A bust through the middle of the ruck – as Kane Evans failed to cover – set the Knights for their last raid. A magnificent Roger Tuivasa-Sheck tackle saved a certain try, but Jones crossed on the next play.Knights 10 (Lachlan Fitzgibbon, Brodie Jones try; Jake Clifford goal)Warriors 6 (Euan Aitken try; Reece Walsh goal)Halftime: 6-4text by Michael Burgess, NZ Herald 

Warriors coach Nathan Brown has stuck with the status quo in the spine for Friday's clash with the Tigers.Despite growing calls for teenager Reece Walsh to have more of a role, the 18-year-old is listed on the interchange bench.Walsh had a big impact in last week's 34-18 loss to the Eels, helping to spark a mini revival from 0-24 down after entering the fray in the 35th minute.Brown stated after the match that Walsh would be used at fullback, rather than in another position in the spine, but any shuffle involving Roger Tuivasa-Sheck could remain a mid-game strategy.The captain is retained at fullback, while Chanel Harris-Tavita and Kodi Nikorima pair up in the halves for the fifth time this season.There may be further changes before kick-off however, as Brown has often made late tweaks this year.Nikorima is an option at No 9, even though the Kiwis halfback prefers not to play there, especially as Wayde Egan has struggled in the last two games. That would allow Tuivasa-Sheck to remain at the back, and Walsh used in the halves.In other team news, winger Rocco Berry (head) plus second rowers Josh Curran (elbow) and Bayley Sironen (knee) have all been ruled out this week.Berry is undergoing HIA protocols after leaving the field just before halftime on Sunday while Curran faces between two to four weeks on the sideline after hyper-extending his right elbow.Sironen has a meniscus issue in his left knee and it's not yet known when he will be fit to return.In their place, wing Marcelo Montoya returns from injury while back rower Jack Murchie is in line for his fifth appearance of the season. Kane Evans is named at prop after being dropped for the Eels match, while Eliesa Katoa is the 18th man.Warriors coach Nathan Brown ran through the squad changes with D'Arcy Waldegrave.Warriors team to face the Tigers1 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (c)2 Marcelo Montoya3 Adam Pompey4 Euan Aitken5 Ken Maumalo6 Kodi Nikorima7 Chanel Harris-Tavita8 Jamayne Taunoa-Brown9 Wayde Egan10 Kane Evans11 Jack Murchie12 Ben Murdoch-Masila13 Tohu HarrisInterchange:14 Jazz Tevaga15 Leeson Ah Mau16 Bunty Afoa17 Reece Walsh18 Eliesa Katoa20 Taniela Otukolo21 Edward Kosi22 Sean O'Sullivan

Warriors coach Nathan Brown's revealed just how close his side came to losing their skipper prior to the NRL defeat to the Storm.Roger Tuivasa-Sheck fractured his finger in the warm-up, with prop Kane Evans describing it as a blood-bath after the bone pierced the skin.Brown's explained the running-repairs that were needed to ensure they didn't have another late withdrawal."He got himself needled up and strapped up and played. He's on the mend now, so it was an interesting warm up that one."When things are going a little bit sideways, they go sideways, but when they go well, they certainly go well."Brown's moved Tuivasa-Sheck from the wing to fullback for Sunday's match against the Cowboys, with Reece Walsh shifting to five-eighth.LISTEN ABOVE 

Andrew Webster was back in studio today as the inconsistent NRL Judiciary headlines again! On Today's show: The Sydney Morning Herald's Chief Sports Writer Andrew Webster New Zealand Warriors Prop Kane Evans St George Illawarra Dragons legend Shaun Timmins Fox Sports Boxing Commentator Ben Damon Australian High Jump Record-Holder Nicola McDermott The Courier Mail's Travis Meyn NRL Pressure Gauge Round 7

New Zealand Warriors Prop Kane Evans joined the show to discuss his time at his new club and to preview their upcoming Anzac Day clash against the Melbourne Storm.

00.41 - Reflecting on 2019 Season01.00 - Pressure to perform in the NRL01.35 - Family expectations02.43 - 2020 goals03.40 - Competitions of the Eels forwards in 202004.20 - Mental battle of pre-season05.30 - Getting back to playing trials footy07.00 - Younger footy days08.40 - Buying a house for his parents11.30 - Fan questions

Twerking with Chris Kennedy, Jodan Perry and Kane Evans.

This month we are featuring tracks from EDX, Tchami, Oliver Heldens and Sander van Doorn just to name a few In our 2nd hour we have special guests Daniel Tupou & Kane Evans from Sydney Roosters on for an interview, as well as their top 10 tracks to pump them up for the big game

This month we are featuring tracks from EDX, Tchami, Oliver Heldens and Sander van Doorn just to name a few In our 2nd hour we have special guests Daniel Tupou & Kane Evans from Sydney Roosters on for an interview, as well as their top 10 tracks to pump them up for the big game

On this weeks edition of #RoostersRadio we talk to coach Trent Robinson. Aidan Guerra shares his thoughts on Kane Evans hairdo and our "Retro Rooster" as requested by Bryan Fletcher, former Rothmans medal winner Mike Eden.