Podcast appearances and mentions of Lang Park

Back in 1994, Phil Gould’s Blues stunned Queensland by winning a decider at Lang Park - a feat unmatched for nearly two decades. Then came Game 3, 2024. It was brutal. Tryless for over an hour. Every inch hard-fought. Then, with the series in the balance, Bradman Best crashed through - pure power, pure Origin. Madge’s Blues had done it again. History repeated. A dream decider. Featuring - Bradman Best, Ben Hunt, Phil Gould, Mark Geyer, Andrew Johns, Jonathan ThurstonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AI slop shownotes. This one gets spicy on Israel and Palestine! Podcast Episode: Two Jacks – Episode 114Post-Production for Recording 1Run Date: 30 May 2025ShownotesIntroduction (0:00)Jack the Insider and Hong Kong Jack return after a brief hiatus due to Joel traveling to Hawaii.Opening banter about Hawaii, the weather, and a lighthearted remark about avoiding bushfires.Australian Politics and Election Analysis (0:59)Deep dive into the aftermath of a recent election result, including:Two-party preferred votes: 55.19% to 44.81%.Discussions about the myths of how a "first past the post" voting system would have impacted the election outcomes.Historical context on the introduction of Australia's preferential voting system in 1918 to prevent Labor domination.Commentary on Tom Elliott's controversial opinion about voting systems.Analysis of minor parties and how the removal of preferential voting would affect their representation, disadvantaging groups like the Greens or minor right parties.Hong Kong Jack shares insights about how voting systems shape campaign strategies in Australia versus the UK.Coalition Dynamics and Leadership Updates (6:00)Jack the Insider and Hong Kong Jack dissect the challenges facing the Coalition post-election:Tension between the Liberals and Nationals sparked by Littleproud's leadership and uncertain policy positioning.Discussion on key personnel changes, including the demotion of shadow ministers like Sarah Henderson and Jane Hume.Predictions of leadership instability within the Nationals, with Jack the Insider forecasting Littleproud's leadership might not survive past November.Broader Political Landscape Commentary (14:00)Speculation on the viability of the Liberal Party as it moves further right ideologically while alienating moderates.Historical perspective on the collapse of right-wing parties in Australian politics and the risk of the Liberal Party facing similar consequences.Critique of Peter Dutton's focus on regional Australia, leaving traditional city-based constituencies vulnerable to Teal independents.International Politics: US, UK, and Poland (26:00)United Kingdom:Decline in support for Keir Starmer's Labour due to coalition infighting and lack of direction. Rumors about Angela Rayner potentially challenging Starmer for leadership.Discussions touch on “super injunction” rumors and polling trends showing growing support for Reform UK.Poland:Highlights of Poland's economic growth, with projections of it surpassing Japan in GDP per capita by 2026–27.Observations about Poland's political stability and the upcoming Presidential Election, with tensions between hard-right and centrist candidates.United States:A critical review of Trump's controversial economic policies and debt ceiling negotiations.Jack the Insider critiques the "Make America Healthy Again" initiative by Bobby Kennedy Jr., particularly its stance on restricting government scientists from publishing research and COVID vaccine policies.Broader concerns about the decline in public trust toward pandemic management.Middle East: Israel-Gaza Conflict (1:04:00)Analysis of the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza with criticism of aid distribution and alleged human rights violations.Jack the Insider highlights concerns about Israel's political motivations and the use of Palestinians as human shields.Debate on whether Hamas or Netanyahu bears greater moral responsibility, with differing perspectives from Hong Kong Jack and Jack the Insider.Sports Corner (1:13:00)Australian Rules Football (AFL):Collingwood's dominance this season; speculation on the flag being theirs to lose.Challenges faced by Carlton and Sydney as they linger outside the finals contention.Rugby:Expectations for the British Lions Tour and its significance for Australian Rugby Union.Insights into the resilience and consistent performance of the Brumbies compared to other Super Rugby teams.Soccer:Ange Postecoglou's success at Tottenham Hotspur, securing their first trophy in years amidst uncertainty about his tenure.Cricket:Cameron Green's exceptional batting form in county cricket and its implications for Australia's Test Championship squad selection.State of Origin Rugby League:New South Wales claim a gritty Game 1 victory against Queensland at Lang Park, with the series set to continue at Optus Stadium in Perth and the Olympic Stadium in Sydney.Closing Thoughts (1:28:00)Jack the Insider invites listeners to send in feedback and contributions for future episodes.Upcoming topics preview: The Victorian Liberal Party's internal turmoil, with potential fallout over legal disputes involving former leader John Pesutto.Thank you for tuning in to Two Jacks!Email Jack the Insider: jacktheinsider@gmail.comSubscribe to Hong Kong Jack on Substack for updates!

Remember the mythology around Queensland at Lang Park? Around Queensland in Origin? The unceasing belief that regardless of the odds, the men in maroon would find a way. This NSW team might be the Origin myth busters. We're breaking down all the storylines from the Blues 18-6 game one win. Featured: Nick Campton, NRL reporter, ABC Sport.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Lang Park. Suncorp Stadium. Call it what you like - it’s hallowed ground. The kind of place where Queensland legends are made. Where the spirit of Origin greats like Beetson, Jackson, and Tosser Turner lingers in the air. In this episode of Stories of Origin: Magic Moments, we rewind to Game 3, 2022 - a decider for the ages. With just under two minutes on the clock and the series on the line, New South Wales launch one last desperate raid… until Ben Hunt steps in. He’s not flashy. But he’s pure heart. And in that moment - with the GOAT Cam Smith watching on - the Dozer delivers. Queensland erupt. Suncorp explodes. The Maroons reclaim the shield. This is the story of Ben Hunt’s heroic Origin moment - and one of the greatest decider finishes we’ve ever seen. Go Dozer! Featuring Ben Hunt, Billy Slater and Johnathan Thurston.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Inzane Rugby League this week - Queensland host Zane Bojack and New South Wales supporting former Raiders halfback Sam Williams go to war on which State of Origin team is the strongest ahead of Game 1 at Lang Park. 

On Inzane Rugby League this week - Queensland host Zane Bojack and New South Wales supporting former Raiders halfback Sam William go to war on which State of Origin team is the strongest side ahead of Game 1 at Lang Park. 

The magic starts tonight and the team are all together at Lang Park. Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs dive into all the blockbuster match-ups of Magic Round. Plus they dissect Game 1 of the Women's State of Origin after a dominant win by NSW.

The magic starts tonight and the team are all together at Lang Park. Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and John Gibbs dive into all the blockbuster match-ups of Magic Round. Plus they dissect Game 1 of the Women's State of Origin after a dominant win by NSW.

A massive weekend of action all centred around what Billy Moore calls "the beating heart of Rugby League" kicks off with Women's State of Origin Game 1 at Lang Park. Andrew Moore is outnumbered with his arch-Queenslander namesake and Maroon Karina Brown. They're joined by assistant coaches Meg Ward and Ruan Sims. Plus you can catch up on the latest NRL news (and speculation) with Michael Carayannis in MC's Hammertime (20:15). Plus get some tipping tips from Christopher's Corner (9:31).

On Inzane Rugby League this week - Zane Bojack and former Raiders halfback Sam Williams are joined by Qld Maroons prop Sophie Holyman and NSW Blues debutant Ellie Johnston ahead of Origin 1 at Lang Park on Thursday night. 

On Inzane Rugby League this week - Zane Bojack and former Raiders halfback Sam Williams are joined by Qld Maroons prop Sophie Holyman and NSW Blues debutant Ellie Johnston ahead of Origin 1 at Lang Park on Thursday night. 

In the 45th year of rugby league’s fiercest rivalry, Stories of Origin is back with its most emotional season yet - Magic Moments: As Voted By You, thanks to TAB. Across six epic episodes, fans chose the plays that made them shout, cry and believe again, and the legends who lived them tell every raw detail. We kick off where Origin itself began: Arthur Beetson’s thunderous return to Lang Park in 1980. A weary warrior summoned home, Beetson strapped on the captain’s armband and, in eighty unforgettable minutes, turned a fledgling concept into the greatest spectacle in Australian sport. Hear rare archival audio, inside-the-sheds reflections, and fresh insight from Wally Lewis, Phil Gould, Roy Masters and more as they relive the night one man’s pride and power put State of Origin on the map. Narrated by Mathew Thompson. Game 1 of the 2025 State of Origin series is live and exclusive on Nine & 9Now, Wednesday 28 May.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 45th year of rugby league’s fiercest rivalry, the Stories of Origin podcast returns with its most emotional series yet - Magic Moments: As Voted By You, thanks to TAB. From the unforgettable to the unbelievable, these are the moments that made you shout, cry, and believe again. Chosen by fans and told by legends, this six-part series takes you inside the most iconic plays in State of Origin history - straight from the mouths of those who lived them. From Arthur Beetson's thunderous first steps onto Lang Park in 1980 to Tedesco’s last-second heroics in 2019… From Coyne’s miracle try to Ben Hunt’s runaway redemption... hear rare and never-before-heard audio, raw behind-the-scenes reflections, and the emotion that makes Origin what it is - passion, pride, and power. Narrated by Mathew Thompson, featuring Wally Lewis, James Tedesco, Brad Fittler, Phil Gould, Ben Hunt, Roy Masters, Billy Slater, and more. Season 4 drops Monday April 28 on 9Now and wherever you get your podcasts. Game 1 of the 2025 State of Origin series - live and exclusive on Nine & 9Now, Wednesday May 28.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Na partida dessa quinta-feira no Lang Park, em Brisbane, Amanda Gutierres fez dois dos três gols marcados pela seleção brasileira, que venceu as Matildas por 3x1. Segundo amistoso vai ser no domingo em Gold Coast.

In Pt 2 of Marty Gurr's "How's That? - The Podcast" episode, the boys talk about :  State of Origin, playing with the famous 1980's Parramatta backline, playing at Lang Park, Eric “Guru” Grothe, Brett Kenny, Steve Ella, Nicknames, Russell Fairfax, lingerie rugby league, playing in England, coaching, The Tropicana Café Coogee, and the Maroubra Seals Club!

In a very special interview, Wally Lewis - a rugby league immortal, and an Australian and Queensland legend - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport. Lewis' career began way back in 1978 playing for Valleys against Northern Suburbs, and in total he made 441 first-class appearances, won three premierships, and was part of nine State of Origin-winning sides. The man dubbed 'The King' and 'The Emperor of Lang Park', Lewis is widely regarded as one of the greatest players in rugby league history. He talks with Devlin all about his career in the sport, how it began, his success for Queensland at Origin level, the current state of the sport including the Warriors' 2024 NRL season, and more.

The Blues made history, as Slater's series streak ends. So how much credit and blame needs to be handed out? Host Darcie McDonald and former Blues star Josh Mansour pull apart the 2025 series and a bone-rattling Lang Park decider.

On today's podcast, It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin delivers the most in-depth and rounded State of Origin game three preview going around! All eyes will be on Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium (traditionally known as Lang Park) tonight for the deciding game of the series. New South Wales looked the goods in game two in Melbourne, but history is against them - the Blues have only ever won two deciders against Queensland in Brisbane, the last being 19 years ago.First up, Devlin delivers a sermon previewing tonight's big game, hoping it's a close and captivating contest that - unlike the first two matches - isn't over by halftime.Then, AAP's Joel Gould and NRL.com's Brad Walter offer their thoughts on the match and which team has the edge. Devlin also revisits Monday's Rugby League Hour interview with the legend Andrew Johns, who discusses the hatred between Queensland and New South Wales and how difficult it is to play in a blue jumper in the sunshine state.As well as that, longtime radio host and sports broadcaster Miles Davis remembers the late Norm Hewitt and discusses Gareth Southgate stepping down as England football manager, and Mark 'Watto' Watson delves into criticism directed at the ACC for comments made during the second All Blacks-England test, and a couple of Kiwi female athletes achieving great things on the global sporting stage.All that and much more!

It's 80 minutes of rugby league, but so much more. With legacies on the line at Lang Park on Wednesday night, which state will come out on top? Host Darcie McDonald and former Blues star Josh Mansour unpack all the burning questions ahead of the State of Origin decider.

NSW Assistant Coach Matt King was part of a rare moment in history in 2005 when the Blues went up to Lang Park and beat the Maroons in a decider. He's hoping history will repeat itself as the team head up north for the decider on Wednesday. He spoke to Andrew Moore about the lessons they learned from game one, notably the words of Mike Tyson stood out for him after they were left a man down 7 minutes in: "you've got the best plan in the world until someone punches you in the face." They also discuss Madge Maguire's approach to coaching and the near-perfect first half performance by the Blues in Game Two. King is hopeful the team will be able to recreate their efforts in Game Three and cause an upset in the cauldron.

At what cost? Our sanity. Have a listen as we take a look at Round 19 of the NRL and answer all the big questions. There's a very sad Broncos Chat as we really take stock at the cost this losing streak is having on our mental health. There's Supercoach as always and a look ahead to next week, that begins with a huge Origin decider at Lang Park. We let you know about our distractions for the week, and what kept us away from footy. Join us on the couch.

Queensland legend, and man of the match for first-ever Origin in 1980 Chris 'Choppy' Close joined Andrew Moore and the team. Choppy spoke about the pressure the Maroons are under heading into the decider at Lang Park, could he see changes to the format of Origin and his thoughts on the Women's State of Origin series. 

With the deciding Game 3 next Wednesday, Andrew Moore and the team caught up with Benny Elias. It's been 30 years since Ben was the man of the match at Lang Park for NSW and it was one of the two times that NSW has gone to Lang Park to win the shield in a Game 3.

Scott Sattler is joined by Maroons legend Chris Walker who reflects on his Origin career, his special debut at Lang Park and the moment Alfie Langer walked back into camp! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Legendary Qld broadcaster John McCoy was responsible for naming the Tatts Tiara (ex Winter Stks). McCoy reflected on calling the first ever State Of Origin in 1980 at Lang Park.

Allan Langer's playing legacy still looms large over the Broncos. The clubs Inaugural halfback in 1988 would become their first premiership captain in ‘92, a title they defended in ‘93. He'd go on to lead a team rated among the greatest club outfits ever assembled to the Super League premiership of ‘97, and in ‘98 they reigned supreme again in a reunited 20 team competition. It's a career so profound that Langer is immortalised in bronze with his own statue at Lang Park alongside fellow QLD champions, Lewis, Lockyer, Beetson and Meninga. Hosted by Nine's NRL Commentator Mathew Thompson.  Produced by 9Podcasts & Wide World of Sports.   Presented in partnership with Youi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Allan Langer's playing legacy still looms large over the Broncos. The clubs Inaugural halfback in 1988 would become their first premiership captain in ‘92, a title they defended in ‘93. He'd go on to lead a team rated among the greatest club outfits ever assembled to the Super League premiership of ‘97, and in ‘98 they reigned supreme again in a reunited 20 team competition. It's a career so profound that Langer is immortalised in bronze with his own statue at Lang Park alongside fellow QLD champions, Lewis, Lockyer, Beetson and Meninga. Hosted by Nine's NRL Commentator Mathew Thompson.  Produced by 9Podcasts & Wide World of Sports.   Presented in partnership with Youi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Allan Langer's playing legacy still looms large over the Broncos. The clubs Inaugural halfback in 1988 would become their first premiership captain in ‘92, a title they defended in ‘93. He'd go on to lead a team rated among the greatest club outfits ever assembled to the Super League premiership of ‘97, and in ‘98 they reigned supreme again in a reunited 20 team competition. It's a career so profound that Langer is immortalised in bronze with his own statue at Lang Park alongside fellow QLD champions, Lewis, Lockyer, Beetson and Meninga. Hosted by Nine's NRL Commentator Mathew Thompson.  Produced by 9Podcasts & Wide World of Sports.   Presented in partnership with Youi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Sky Blues have won Game One of the Women's State of Origin series in front of a record crowd in Brisbane. Can the Maroons bounce back to level the now, three-game series? While Magic Round is set to light up Lang Park for three sold-out days of Rugby League action. Plus one of the AFL's modern rivalries adds another chapter.Featured: Pamela Whaley, NRL writer, The Daily Telegraph. Andrew Moore, lead NRL commentator, ABC SPORT. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

On InZane Rugby league this week, Zane Bojack and Sam Williams are joined by AAP journalist Joel Gould to discuss the possibility of Perth being the next NRL franchise. They also debate the need for transformative change in the bunker after poor decisions involving Jesse Bromwich and Harry Grant. NSW Women's State of Origin centre Jaime Chapman joins the show to preview Game 1 at Lang Park on Thursday night and 9-time Coolangatta Gold winner Ali Day previews Magic Round in our celebrity tipping segment. 

He's the man who infamously sent off The King Wally Lewis at Lang Park and he joins Vossy and Brandy to discuss the incident and his history in rugby league Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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*Preliminary Finals Preview of the 2023 NRL Season  Do or die round of footy and the kiwi fans dare to dream In this episode, our wonderful panelists Emma and Lachlan join Laine in bringing you their analysis and predictions for the second round of finals. They also look back at the team performances from Week 2 of Finals. We saw the end of the Sydney Roosters and Newcastle Knights' season for 2023, but they can be proud of what they have achieved and wish them the best for the 2024 NRL season. At the end of the episode, the team briefly discuss  their thoughts on Dally M Medal contenders. We hope you enjoy the show. Will the Storm be the club to upset the Panthers pursuit of a three-peat? Will the crowd in Lang Park favour the Warriors over the Broncos at their home turf?We hope you enjoy the show.  ~Laine, Emma and Lachlan *At the time of recording, our tips and discussion on the episode is in alignment with injury and team list reports posted on Tuesday evenings - things may have changed over the course of the week by the time the matches commence.www.mojosports.com.au

*Round 18 Preview of the 2023 NRL SeasonCowboys on a stampede & not slowing our brains We have 8 games for Round 18, a normal set of games for us fans and with Round 17 of the NRL season behind us, what a round it was!  We discuss on the show some of the best and worst performances from the past round, and with so many injuries creeping into club teams, players on report, suspensions and players coming face to face with the NRL judiciary, it will be an interesting few weeks ahead especially as clubs hope to earn more wins with 9 more rounds until Finals. The Parramatta Eels have the BYE for Round 18 earning a well-deserved rest after some big wins. And while there is a bit of movement on the ladder, there have been some recent upsets to leading teams that were looking to overcome opponents as they climb the ladder, with the biggest surprise from the Gold Coast Titans defeating the Brisbane Broncos at Lang Park.The panel discusses Ben Hunt and Reece Walsh, and of course we will share with you our tips and previews for the coming round.We hope you enjoy the show. ~Laine, Gabbi, Emma and Lachlan Wishing Lachlan safe and wonderful travels in Europe over the next two weeks! At the time of recording, our tips and discussion on the episode is in alignment with injury and team list reports posted on Tuesday evenings - things may have changed over the course of the week by the time the matches commence.www.mojosports.com.au

Campo returns to recap his journey to Lang Park and Caxton Street as the men's Origin breakdown continues, before a recap of Thursday night's women's Origin which saw NSW win the game, but lose the series (20:06). Then, there's another round of 'What About This Bloke?' (30:49), a full preview of Round 17 (38:43), and some news of the week (01:12:04).

With Campo away sucking in all of the Origin spirit at Lang Park and Caxton Street, Harry Ramage fills in to dissect an embarrassing loss for the Blues, a brilliant showing from Queensland and where New South Wales will go next, before previewing tomorrow's women's Origin 'decider'.

He's the greatest Origin player to lace up a boot, he's The Emperor of Lang Park…just don't call him The King! Wally Lewis revealed to us this morning the origins of his famous nickname and why it's not actually a term of endearment…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Robb Cox and Warrick Nicolson for Episode 293 of NOT The Footy Show as we preview the chances NSW have of beating Queensland in State of Origin Game 2 at Lang Park. Plus we discuss Shane Flanagan to St George Illawarra and his chances of keeping Ben Hunt in the Red V in 2024. NSW won't have Nathan Cleary, Latrell Mitchell or Api Koroisau for Game 2 with Brad Fittler putting all his eggs in

*Round 16 preview of the NRL 2023 seasonInjuries taking a toll on teams and our thoughts on Game 2 State of OriginRound 16 is another short round of footy and with State of Origin Game 2 nearing, we talk selections for state teams and preview the matches ahead.The Round 15 long weekend produced a few injuries to add further headaches to Origin team selectors, which only adds to the drama and soap opera of the NRL season.  We touch on Origin selections this episode, as the list has been released and Game 2 of Origin is taking place next week in Brisbane at Lang Park. Seven teams have the BYE for Round 16 and those teams are: the Brisbane Broncos, Dolphins, St George Illawarra Dragons, South Sydney Rabbitohs, Canberra Raiders, Gold Coast Titans and New Zealand Warriors. Wishing all those teams a well-earned rest – especially the Broncos and Rabbitohs who were the remaining teams to get a BYE for the season. We also be touch on the best and worst performances of Round 15, and we of course, share with you our tips and previews for Round 16 of the NRL. Is Latrell really going to play Origin with this ongoing injury? Can the Cowboys repeat their victory last season over the visiting Panthers? Will the Sharks quiet critics this round after some sub par performances?  We hope you enjoy the show.~Laine, Gabbi, Emma and Lachlan*At the time of recording, our tips and discussion on the episode is in alignment with injury and team list reports posted on Tuesday evenings - things may have changed over the course of the week by the time the matches commence.www.mojosports.com.au

There was a very happy NRL CEO joining Andrew Moore and the team for a chat at Magic Round at Lang Park. Andrew Abdo is enjoying seeing happy fans in Brisbane and is already looking at what he called a mini Magic Round if they take games to Las Vegas. He also talked Hip Drops and how the success of the Dolphins is fuelling chat of an 18th team.

There was a very happy NRL CEO joining Andrew Moore and the team for a chat at Magic Round at Lang Park. Andrew Abdo is enjoying seeing happy fans in Brisbane and is already looking at what he called a mini Magic Round if they take games to Las Vegas. He also talked Hip Drops and how the success of the Dolphins is fuelling chat of an 18th team.

*Round 10 Preview of the 2023 NRL Season TIGERS WIN UPSETS PREMIERS AND MAGIC ROUND PREVIEWWe are getting into that phase of the competition when clubs really need to prove they have the mettle and skill to match up to some formidable clubs. In the past round, there were some victories with big margins, and two upsets – with the biggest upset coming from the Wests Tigers getting their first win of the season over reigning premiers the Penrith Panthers. It was quite a game in Bathurst and it was great to see the Tigers players joyous from their victory.  We touch on the best and worst performances of Round 9, discuss the Penrith Panthers and are excited about the upcoming NRLW competition. We preview Magic Round which will be held in sunny Brisbane - three days of rugby league in perfect weather at Lang Park, but we all hope the turf isn't an enemy to the players and can hold up until the last match on Sunday. The Newcastle Knights have the BYE this round and will spend the week looking inward to return to their exciting form for fans. We hope you enjoy the show. ~Laine, Gabbi, Emma and Lachlan*At the time of recording, our tips and discussion on the episode is in alignment with injury and team list reports posted on Tuesday evenings - things may have changed over the course of the week by the time the matches commence. www.mojosports.com.au

Jimmy Newburn and David Redden are here with their weekly NRL Podcast, ahead of Magic Round at Lang Park, Brisbane this weekend.

Today on Footy Talk, Gorden Tallis & Emma Lawrence are back to react to the Tigers slump continuing. Emma & Gordy explain how magic Belmore Oval was on Sunday & is it time to panic for the Eels, Souths, Sharks & Cowboys? ------

Today the boys are joined by Young Gun Cowboys Hooker Reece Robson, Full rundown of the NRL round 1 and a look at round 2. DQ is a Broncos Fan again and they talk about the miracle at Lang Park with the Dolphins dining on a Juicy Rooster. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How great is it to have rugby league back?!?!You might agree that Round 1 of the NRL was a thriller!We preview Round 2 of the NRL 2023 season with Gabbi, Anthony, Emma, Lachlan and Laine peppering in some honest opinions on club and player performances from Round 1.After their performance in Round 1, the Manly Sea Eagles have a Bye and taking a rest this round. All the Queensland teams won their matches and disappointed a few teams who were looking to start the competition with a big win.  A few members of the panel made it to some of the matches – Anthony was out at Shark Park for the Cronulla v Souths game; Lachlan was at Lang Park for the Dolphins v Roosters game, and Laine went along to Leichardt Oval for the Tigers take on the Titans.Thanks so much for tuning in!~Laine, Gabbi, Anthony, Emma and Lachlanwww.mojosports.com.au

The number of concerts with big international and local acts could double at Brisbane's Lang Park.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Caretaker Wests Tigers coach Brett Kimmorley has finally tasted victory at NRL level after his team's impressive win against the Broncos at Lang Park. And despite frustrating results, injuries to key players and inconsistent performances this 12 week trial has confirmed what Noddy had always thought - he definitely wants to be an NRL coach. He also told Andrew Moore and the team how disappointed he was with the injury to Jackson Hastings and shared his thoughts on his own future. 

The year the King, Wally Lewis dies, he should be put on ice and the following State of Origin have him buried, centre field at Lang Park. It's all about the bet, the competition, either the Maroons win or King Wally goes back in the fridge!

The year the King, Wally Lewis dies, he should be put on ice and the following State of Origin have him buried, centre field at Lang Park. It's all about the bet, the competition, either the Maroons win or King Wally goes back in the fridge!

The great teams over the years have been built on that next man up mentality. This week we saw some great examples of this, and especially on Saturday night at Lang Park. We deliver you an elated Broncos Chat after one of the toughest victories in the club's storied history. We talk about the next man up attitude shown by a number of teams this week in the round wrap. There were a few coaches that lost their jobs, we look at who the next man up might be. There's some Dolphin Watch, Supercoach chat and our usual distractions. Join us on the couch.

Brandy reacts to your favourite Ray Warren commentary moments

Following a stunning South-East Queensland Derby win, Broncos coach Kevin Walters told Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis that want-away forward Payne Haas was shocked to be booed by Brisbane fans when he ran out. But as a NSW Origin player Walters reckons he should expect more in the next few weeks! He also said he thinks star youngster Selwyn Cobbo will feature in this Origin series.

For & Against gets tribal as Rugby League great, Brad Clyde, joins the team to debate whether Rugby League should break with tradition and move the Grand Final north of the border to Lang Park! The team also discuss the Wimbledon sanctions, the not-dead-yet Saudi golf league and the legacies of two departing administrative giants, John Coates and Gil McLachlan. And of course, there’s Red Card Yellow Card. Join us for another great episode of For & Against.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Suncorp Stadium will play host to eight matches as part of the FIFA Women's football World Cup, in another win for old Lang Park. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part two of our most dramatic moments ever series includes some dubious refereeing performances, the King of Lang Park, Shaun Timmins stepping up and arguably the greatest forward our game has ever seen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Brians find out that all Gold Medallists in the upcoming 2032 Olympics will all win the Golden Testicle medal.Lang Park will be flooded with Brisbane River water to make the games the first ampibious games since Jesus swam across the Nile to buy a donkey. 

We are joined by former Wallaby, premiership-winner, Origin-winner and World Cup winner Michael O'Connor.Snoz talks about his nickname, why he switched from rugby, his days at the Dragons, the '87 premiership with Manly, playing Origin at the old Lang Park with the Blues and THAT sideline conversion that sank the Maroons.Oh - and being absolutely smashed by Big Mal.Former fullback Garry Jack also talks about Latrell Mitchell's sickening high tackle on Joey Manu.Plus Parra's epic win over the Storm - and a crazy hair-pull penalty!All that and more brought to you by Georges Fine Meats Cherrybrook

Jimmy Newburn and David Redden look at an absolutely extraordinary NRL Magic Round at Lang Park in Brisbane, with multiple send-offs and Sin Bins as a result of a crackdown on high contact.

Episode 44 of Just Havin a Crack BRL to Augusta, today's guest Bernie Pramberg needs no introduction.Burnie was one of the most respected Rugby League referees in the BRL competition, through the celebrated days of Brisbane Club Rugby League.Bernie, with his passion for writing, became a sports journalist, where he covered many sports including golf.Burnie for many years attended the US Masters. He was present for Tigers record winning margin at Pebble Beach for the US Open and the following years win at the Masters. Bernie reflects on a fantastic career in episode 44 of Just Havin a Crack. 

Join Robb Cox and Warrick Nicolson for NOT The Footy Show's Origin 3 Preview Podcast, as Game 3 brings the curtain down on a long long 2020 NRL Season.NSW will look to make it 3 series wins in a row over QLD when they face off in the decider at Lang Park.We give our game predictions and make our Man of the Series picks.Plus we discuss the Women's State of Origin game, NRLW season expansion and Enjoy the show? Let us know.

Don't write off the Maroons - we have the stats from Origin deciders that will send a shudder through Blues fans.Why was Wayne Bennett having a belly laugh after a 24-point loss?Where was the QLD spirit in Origin II?Garry Jack with some great memories of Lang Park - including the bus trip past the dreaded Caxton Hotel.Has Josh Addo-Carr put himself among the great NSW wingers of all time?All that and more - brought to you by George's Fine Meats Cherrybrook and The Graff Group.

In the shed this week, is Woody's father in law and all round legend of a bloke, Peter Wynn.  Prior to running his successful sporting goods store, Peter was a big, hard running back rower in a legendary Eels team that dominated the 1980's.  Coached by Jack Gibson featuring names like Sterling, Kenny, Price, Cronin and Grothe - Parramatta won 4 Grand Finals and became the last team to win 3 in a row.This episode, Peter takes us on an old school tour of one of the greatest era's in rugby league history.  The 1980's was a time of shoulder charges and going the biff, mullets were in - shaved legs were out, beer the electrolyte of choice and downtime was filled with full time jobs rather than video games.  Times may have changed, but listen in as Pete take us into the dressing sheds while Jack Gibson delivers one of his coaching sermons, ride the bus down Caxton St to take on the Maroons at Lang Park, gets an understanding of what it was like playing with and against some of the all time greats of the game and be prepared for a few 'left field guests' for our dinner party in the shed.    Kick back Ball & Aller's as we take a trip down memory lane with Parramatta legend Peter Wynn.

Referee Mick Stone recounts the drama of State of Origin game two 1988, when he sent Wally Lewis to the sin bin in front of 32,000 angry Queenslanders.

Celebrating International Women's Day with a mix of music genres, Surf Report and a stain-glass wave painting by Gayle Joliet! Laguna Beach Arbor Day tree planting at Lang Park this Thursday, March 8, 3 to 5!

Allan 'Alfie' Langer is one of the greatest rugby league players to ever pick up a ball. At 52, he is still involved in the game he loves as a self-confessed water boy. He was recently immortalised with a statue outside Lang Park for his contribution to sport. In their Coffee Chat, Alfie shares with Matt his biggest life lessons, his best Wayne Bennett story and the funniest practical joke he ever played on his good mate, Kevvie Walters.

A new Youtube purge smacks of the same old gate-keeping we have seen for decades in other areas. To support the show, please subscribe on Podbean, iTunes or Patreon Follow on Twitter @BoogieBumper Join the Discord Show links; Are you a right-wing extremist? This quiz may help — and you've got company YouTube to ban supremacist content, purge videos Christopher Hitchens - Free Speech YouTube ends monetization of conservative commentator Steven Crowder's channel after left-wing outrage How hate is earning money online | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley Facial recognition quietly switched on at Lang Park ahead of State of Origin | ABC News 11th Avenue Suddenly Changed To One-Way, Confusing Drivers Who Could Face Tickets Mob shoves elderly Trump supporter to the ground 'Angry vegan' allegedly targets butcher's shopfront in graffiti attack

Andrew Moore and Sam Perry get Luke Lewis to peel back the curtain on what happens in the lead up to an Origin opener at Lang Park. The boys analyse team selections with Phil Lutton from the SMH and Cronulla’s Matt Moylan joins us to discuss his return from injury and Lewy’s pesky habits. 

Mick and Bobbo revolutionise sky-to-plate eating. The boys find a way to hang out in Lang Park all weekend for free. Bobbo quizzes Mick about what is going wrong in Penrith and opens up a festering wound.

Luke Lewis and Andrew Moore take Sam Perry through the on-field and off-field hijinks of Magic Round at Lang Park. Wests Tigers and ABC Grandstand legend Dene Halatau joins the boys to dish the dirt on Robbie Farah and Benji Marshall, Michael Carayannis from the Daily and Sunday Tele tackles a few of the big issues around the game and Tweetback provides its usual dose of mirth. 

Every sport has a player who stands head and shoulders above their peers. In the sport of rugby league, for nearly 20 years that player was Darren Lockyer. One of the greatest ever Australian sportspeople, Lockyer has been immortalised with a bronze statue outside the home of State of Origin, Lang Park. In their chat, Darren shares with Matt his life both within and outside of sport. Including what he values as a father, how he almost never picked up a rugby league ball and his best Wayne Bennett story.

Phil Gould and James Bracey discuss the days of playing State of Origin at Lang Park and how intimidating it was, the culture of QLD sport and why it's so hard to beat them, and they also discuss the future of various players including Rhyse Martin, Blake Austin and Jarome Luai

It's always a thrill when we get to talk to passionate Phantom phans, and there are few more passionate than this father and son combination!Australian phans should be very familiar with the father in the pair - one of the greatest rugby league players to ever pull on a boot: The King, the Emperor of Lang Park, an official Rugby League Immortal, and one of only three men whose photo has appeared on a Phantom trading card ... none other than Wally Lewis.Wally is joined by son Mitch Lewis, who has certainly caught the Phantom bug from his dad. What follows is an entertaining inter-generational chat about all things Ghost Who Walks. We hope you enjoy listening to this as much as we did recording it! Happy Phantoming!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chroniclechamber)

The Go-Betweens: Brisbane, Australia – 1983. The city was in the midst of its adolescence, trying desperately to shake off the ‘big country town’ stigma and evolve into something resembling a modern city. The wink of Matilda’s eye may have evaporated, but government authorities were already getting ready to unleash the charming powers of Expo Oz the Platypus, a mascot that apparently heralded the emergence of a more adult Brisbane as the city sweltered towards the 1990s. Still, the music and art scene was locked in a perennial ‘pig city’ skirmish with the destructive forces of the Bjieke-Petersen government. The Saints had emerged and promptly moved abroad, while local radio 4ZZZ, still based at the University of Queensland, continue to agitate its way through the veins of the modern Brisbane alternative landscape. In late ‘83, The Dead Kennedys would play a blistering set before being strong armed towards the jailhouse by the local Queensland junta and David Bowie would end up feeding camping fans outside Lang Park with steak sandwiches ahead of his concert stopover in November of the same year. A month before the Kennedys legendary encounter with the Queensland police, local heroes The Go Betweens organised a show on the 3rd of July, 1983 at the heritage listed Baroona Hall in Caxton Street, Petrie Terrace testing out a few new tracks that would later feature on their third album, Spring Hill Fair. The band would play an early version of future Forster single “Man O Sand to Girl O Sea”, before later returning to London to re-record the song for the forthcoming record – something Forster later considered a mistake in his Go Betweens autobiography, Grant and I. Xero member and future Go Between, John Wilsteed was present at the show, circulating leaflets accusing the Go Betweens of betraying the Brisbane punk music scene. We’re very fortunate today to have located a live recording of that 1983 gig. This is the band in their transitional phase, moving on from nostalgia of Cattle and Cane towards the endearing beauty of Bachelor Kisses. Sit back, relax and enjoy the sound of the early Go Betweens. Recorded at the Baroona Hall on Caxton Street, Petrie Terrace on the 3rd of July, 1983. Recorded by Mark Louttit onto 1-inch 4-track tape and mastered to VHS in 1984. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 27th of August 2017. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

NSW take Origin 1 at Lang Park in what ended up being convincing fashion - so join Robb Cox and Warrick Nicolson as they break it down after the game. Fresh off the field and fresh from the lounge room - Cox and Nicolson give you their immediate reaction to State of Origin Game 1... it won't be a long Podcast but you can't complain about the freshness. Follow NOT The Footy Show on Twitter: @ Enjoy the show? Let us know.

We’re just hours away now from one of the biggest events in the sporting universe. The best rugby league players on the planet are at Lang Park in Brisbane for the 100th State of Origin game. With eight consecutive series wins, Queensland go into this […] The post RUGBY LEAGUE’S NIGHT OF NIGHTS – ORIGIN 1 2014: PHIL STALEY’S THOUGHTS ON SPORTS appeared first on Richard Dinnen.

NSW were looking to assert their supremacy when they travelled to Lang Park for Game One of the 1987 Series. Listen to a review of the action that unfolded on that memorable night for Blues fans!

Central Coast Mariners vs Queensland Roar. Live call from Lang Park, Brisbane. Commentary with Trent, Luke and Shane.