Podcasts about rlwc2021

Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup Winner James Simpson & Edinburgh Giants Head Coach Martyn GillIn this episode, hosts Karl Walker & Craig Williams chat with Wheelchair RL World Cup winner James Simpson & Edinburgh Giants head coach Martyn Gill.

Phil is flying solo in Doncaster for Team Forty20, but has two guests from the heart of the action at RLWC2021, as we look back on the tournaments.   Returning to the show is David Butler, a man with many hats, one of which was getting as close to Wheelchair Rugby League without being in chair as a match official, and, almost as close, USA Wheelchair GM Juan Jasso on their World Cup debut and much more in front of a knowledgeable audience at Danum Gallery, Library and Museum.

We review both RLWC2021 semi finals - England v Samoa + New Zealand v Australia. Enjoy!

What if they held it in 2021?

Well, this was a packed one! In one of the suites at the LNER Community Stadium, we celebrated the Power of Together by bringing together a cast of thousands to talk Rugby League and the World Cup.   We've got PDRL World Cup winning captain Scott Gobin, complete with medal, Jacob Kilbride from the York Press, plus the returning Peter Smith and Jonathan Doidge.   Then we found some more chairs for York Knights Brendan O'Hagan, fresh from representing Ireland at RLWC2021, and Wales' Bailey Antrobus to talk about their experiences of the tournament and, changes at their club, and all the important things like anthem singing...   ...After a break to watch Cook Islands beat France, a pair of York Valkyries joined us with Alisha Clayton telling us about how she got involved in the sport. and being York through and through, and she dragged Grace Field along, here to keep an eye on England's semi final opponents, and she takes us down a cul-de-sac we managed to get out of. Just.

Host Richard Byram and The YP's rugby league writer James O'Brien discuss week three of the tournament, including England's hopes of going all the way

C'est la Coupe du monde ! Ou « les » Coupes du monde plutôt ! Car après les Bleues qui jouent en NZ en ce momen t même, il y a aussi la Coupe du monde de Rugby à 13  (hommes et femmes), ainsi que la Coupe du monde de Rugby-Fauteuil !  Dans cet épisode (à 19 minutes), nous allons explorer le rugby à 13, mieux connu dans les pays anglo-saxons. C'est pour cette raison que nous avons invité un spécialiste en la matière, Tony Duggan !  Tony vien t d'Australie, là ou le rugby League est leader. Il a joué plus de 10 ans professionnellement en Europe, notamment chez les Celtic Crusaders au Pays de Gall es et les Sangliers de Lézignan , au sud du pays de Gaule.  Quel sont les différences entre ces 2 sports ? Combien de points vaut un essai ? Quelles équipes sont favorites pour cette Coupe du monde ? Qui sont les joueurs et joueuses à suivre?  Et nos équipes françaises, ont-elles un espoir de gagner les autres Coupes de monde du ballon ovale ?    Tout est dans cet épisode aux accents anglo-saxons !   Mais avant, bien sûr, nous allons revenir sur le Crunch en NZ, durant leq uel nos vaillantes Bleues n'ont pas eu assez d'élan pour renverser le monstre anglais. Bonne écoute !   Allez suivre Tony sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/tonyduggantraining/?hl=en Et nous aussi : https://www.instagram.com/packdepotes_podcast/?hl=en

Missed Today's full show? Catch up on some of Vossy & Brandy's best bits!

Missed Today's full show? Catch up on some of Vossy & Brandy's best bits!

Daniel Pettigrew joins you every morning from 5am to give you all the latest in Sport. This morning we focused on a big weekend ahead in Sport after reacting to the Des Hasler news. We spoke with Vossy in the UK ahead of the Opening weekend of the Rugby League World Cup and Jack Clifton previewed the opening Weekend of the T20 World Cup and spoke about the Australian Team heading into the tournament. Plus, Jon Gallo gave his predictions on the EPL and A-League over the weekend and continued our road to the Football World Cup.

Get strapped in for the Rugby League Awards the fans decide. It's time for your 2022 Super League Pod Awards & SLP Dream Team show. AKA the 9th Annual Sloppies.SLP Sponsor:Rob's Megastore stocks a wide variety of toys, stationery, arts and crafts ideas, pet accessories, books and of course Rugby League birthday cards. Search for Rob's Megastore on eBay. And SLP listeners can use the code ‘SLP10' at checkout to get 10% off any orders over £5. Or enter ‘SLPDiscount' and give your 10% towards funding SLP's running costs instead.Episode running order:20:00 SLP Awards & Dream Team126:45 Predictions Revisited138:45 Wrap upRugby League Record Keepers Club link: www.rugbyleaguerecords.com

Missed Today's full show? Catch up on some of Vossy & Brandy's best bits!

Missed Today's full show? Catch up on some of Vossy & Brandy's best bits!

Vossy and James Magnussen were back with you for the Wednesday Show and had plenty to discuss in Sport as Vossy's prepares for his flight to the UK for the Rugby League World Cup. We brought you the latest in all the big stories in the NRL and as the build up to The Everest continues we asked where does it compare to the Melbourne Cup?

Daniel Pettigrew joins you every morning from 5am to give you all the latest in Sport. This morning we spoke about the Australian Team for the first game of the Rugby League World Cup and the Everest....has it got a permanent spot in the Australian Sporting Calendar and could it rival the Melbourne Cup? Plus, we spoke to Host of Tradies News in Melbourne Matty Cocks to discuss all the hot topics in Sport from the week.

Vossy and Brandy were in for the Tuesday Show and they discussed all the hot topics in Sport including the latest coming out of the Manly Sea Eagles and Wayne Bennett's interesting comments surrounding Cameron Munster. Plus, with the Rugby League World Cup just days away we crossed to the UK after the launch and spoke to UK Sports Reporter Dave Craven to get the latest.

It's going to be a tough listen for Leeds fans, in fact most fans who aren't St Helens, as we recap the Super League Grand Final, with your fan match reviews and the key stats from the game to help us along. There are also consequences in Featherstone to discuss and three World Cups to start getting excited about. And, not one but two quizzes, that include some lesser-known stats and facts that you can impress your pals with.Episode Sponsor:Rob's Megastore stocks a wide variety of toys, stationery, arts and crafts ideas, pet accessories, books and of course Rugby League birthday cards. Search for Rob's Megastore on eBay. And SLP listeners can use the code ‘SLP10' at checkout to get 10% off any orders over £5. Or enter ‘SLPDiscount' and give your 10% towards funding SLP's running costs instead.Episode running order:08:30 Super League Grand Final match reviews & News64:00 Other results75:30 World Cup Squads News98:00 Quiz & RecommendationsVOTE IN THE 2022 SLP AWARDS!Awards: https://forms.gle/z6c3TAD4rycXEwQP7Dream Team: https://forms.gle/xcMTYWSfQnE5QUJQ8

Sam Tomkins is the latest guest on the Love Rugby League captain! The Catalans Dragons and England international full-back joins host George Riley for this week's big interview. Tomkins, 33, discusses his club's goals of reaching the Grand Final this season. He also has his say following alleged comments that Catalans Dragons bring nothing to Super League. The former Wigan number one discusses this year's Rugby League World Cup, while revealing Shaun Edwards is his neighbour!  He also believes James Roby will pull on the England shirt for this year's tournament if fit.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our special guest on this episode is rugby league coach Lee Addison. Lee talks to us about his online coaching business, his career in the sport, his background, working for Manly Sea Eagles and Penrith Panthers, his time in schoolboy footy, his thoughts on the international game and more.

David & Mark are here for you with a second helping of SLP in a week, and this one is Super League only! Well, and a bit of World Cup dates chat. And some singing. And some other bits. But mainly Super League only. Episode Sponsor:This episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop.Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob's Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout.Episode running order:News, from 03:15Match Reviews, from 20:45Predictions, from 76:45Quiz & Recommendations, from 87:30

Join me and Don Carbone as we discuss the #RLWC2021 and all the scenarios for each team competing.

On the show this week, I'm joined by Martin Beddis, Head Coach of Norway Wheelchair Rugby League. He has the task of establishing a wheelchair side from scratch, and garnering interest in the sport in Scandinavia. It's a mammoth task but one that he is relishing. Covid-19 has made his job that bit tougher, but the postponement of RLWC2021 til 2022 gives him more time to prepare for the tournament. He also speaks about getting into wheelchair sports after being inspired watching the 2008 Beijing Paralympics. Also discussed on the show: the re-structure (or lack of) of Super League and all the action from the weekend. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shoulder-charge/message

We talk Super League ins and outs. Last words on the World Cup.Plus lots more as usual.

On this week's episode, correspondent Dave Woods is joined by England player and RLWC2021 tournament ambassador Jodie Cunningham, Wales head coach John Kear and Brad Walter, senior journalist for NRL.com in Sydney, to discuss the immediate fallout to the decision, and whether the tournament can be a success in 2022.

The 2021 Rugby League World Cup has been postponed a year following the withdrawal of Australia and New Zealand a fortnight ago.The tournament was due to kick off on October 23 but has been moved back a year.The New Zealand Rugby League informed tournament organisers two weeks ago that the Kiwis and Kiwi Ferns would not be attending the event in England, due to Covid related player welfare and safety concerns.New Zealand has participated in every World Cup since the inaugural tournament in 1954.The Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) also confirmed that they would not be sending teams to the tournament."Today is a challenging moment for everyone involved in Rugby League, but most importantly the players and fans of the competing nations," said Jon Dutton, RLWC2021 Chief Executive Officer."Ultimately, time and competing priorities from others forced us to make the most difficult decision in our six-year history. However, we and the sport of Rugby League are resilient, and next year we will deliver our vision of the biggest and best Rugby League World Cup ever."We have always prioritised player voice and player choice. We have established a player working group, met with senior players and in the last few days commissioned a player survey to domestic players in Australia and New Zealand that showed more than 85% wanted to compete at RLWC2021 this year. However, following the disappointing decision of the ARLC and NZRL to withdraw, and the subsequent impact on player availability for other competing nations, it is apparent that delivering the tournament this year would not be feasible."The wellbeing of all those involved in the tournament, particularly players and team officials, has been our priority. I would like to thank the RLWC2021 Board and my team for the relentless hard work and extraordinary measures that had been undertaken to create a safe and secure environment in line with other major sports events that have been successfully hosted in the UK this year."I would also like to thank all our committed partners as well as the Rugby League community at large who have been so supportive of our trailblazing event. We appreciate the continued and unequivocal support of the UK Government, as well as the understanding of our competing nations."

Alan & Mark are back to react to the latest Rugby League goings on, including World Cup postponement reaction, bewilderment at Featherstone's statement and too many reminders of past game failures. Plus, the biff is brought back, the live call should be binned off and the top four all win again. And he should have kicked it dead.Episode Sponsor:This episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop.Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob's Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout.Episode running order:News, from 04:15Match Reviews, from 47:30Other Results, from 101:00Predictions, from 109:15Quiz & Recommendations, from 118:45

The guys get stuck into the RLWC 2021 postponment, discuss the planned Super League RFL restucture along with reviewing last weeks games and more.

Mark is joined by a very special surprise co-host to recap the last half-week in rugby league from the fans-eye-view. There's a bit of news to go over and three Super League games to recap, with controversy high on the agenda. We also throw around some potentially sensible and probably stupid ideas around structuring the season and selling the games, to fans both old & new.Episode Sponsor:This episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop.Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob's Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout.Episode running order:News, from 04:30Match Reviews, from 16:15Predictions, from 59:30Recommendations, from 70:00

Welcome to Episode 209 of the Rugby League Republic Podcast, with your hosts Tish and Dr T.In this episode of the podcast, we discuss the fallout from the Australian and New Zealand withdrawal from the 2021 Rugby League World Cup, RL being touted as an Olympic sport in the 2032 Brisbane Games, the retirement of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, and much more. Join us as we build a rugby league community for all… the Rugby League Republic Podcast starts right now….. #COVID19, # NRL, #Coronavirus, #simplythebest, #defyimpossible

David & Mark bring you all the thoughts on the last week in Rugby League from the fans-eye-view. In particular this week, focus is on the big news surrounding the Rugby League World Cup, with your fan views on Australia & New Zealand withdrawing. We've also got some Super League action to recap, as 2020's flexibility returns somewhat as Covid lingers on. Episode Sponsor:This episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop.Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob's Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout.Episode running order:News, from 11:00Match Reviews, from 58:30Other Results, from 109:00Predictions, from 115:45Quiz & recommendations, from 126:00

Gavin Willacy's past 10 months has mirrored somewhat the state of International Rugby League - an ongoing battle with COVID-19, and a hopeful look ahead towards the Rugby League World Cup on the horizon.The 'No Helmets Required' author joins the pod to share his experience with Long COVID and sticks around to chat about his thoughts on RLWC2021 - will it go ahead, and if so, what are the fixtures he is especially looking forward to.PLUS, we discuss the state of Rugby League in London.

On this week's bumper episode, correspondent Dave Woods is joined by Jon Dutton, Chief Executive Officer of RLWC2021, and Wales head coach John Kear to discuss the World Cup officially being given the green light with just 100 days to go until the start of the tournament. We also hear from St Helens prop forward Kyle Amor and Castleford Tigers loose forward Adam Milner to look ahead to Saturday's Challenge Cup Final at Wembley.

Ross Peltier has had a busy week. Just days after contesting his first election, Ross laced up his boots for his post-Covid return to Rugby League for Doncaster RLFC.Ross also kindly found the time to join the pod to chat politics, Rugby League and his unfinished business playing for his beloved Jamaica Reggae Warriors.

Dave is joined by St. Helens and Ireland prop Kyle Amor and RLWC2021 chief executive Jon Dutton; to talk about Super League’s return and the latest World Cup announcement. As well as a guest appearance from Ken Davy, executive chairman of Super League.

We're back with another year of Rugby League fan chat. Alan, David, Mark, Sarah & Tim all gather together to go through your fan predictions for what will happen in Rugby League in 2021. Just how patriotic do we feel for the World Cup? Who's bringing the awful pun game? Who feels like a jilted lover? And what does David think of fruit with beer? You might need to wait for the very end for that last one!Episode SponsorThis episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop.Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob’s Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout.Episode running order:Prediction Results, from 06:00Team-by-Team Predictions, from 64:00Say What!? Predictions, from 129:00

Sarah speaks to Trevor from Rugby League Uncovered about this group's initiative to encourage more and better recognition and coverage of Rugby League.If you want to find out more and get involved with this group, find them on Twitter https://twitter.com/UncoveredRugby or email them uncoveredrugby@gmail.comDon't forget too that it is 2021 Predictions time. You have until 9pm on 16 March to make your predictions, then listen out for our Predictions episode on 19 March. Predictions form can be found here: https://forms.gle/TSNDvuKVvTRLzSyB7

Jon Dutton is the Chief Executive at Rugby League World Cup 2021 which will take place in England in October 2021. He is a Sports Management graduate with 25+ years of experience from the sports industry. He has previously worked for the PGA European Golf Tour, Manchester Football Association and Tour de France. We talk about leading in uncertain times, the RLWC2021 and more. 

In episode sixteen of ‘Talking European Rugby League' Graeme Thompson meets Dean Hardman. Dean presently works at the RLWC2021 and previously was in the operations dept of the RFL. He has been involved with European events since 2008, since being asked to assist by Kevin Rudd. He talks about the range of roles he has played at matches across various countries including water carrier to trophy presenter on the same day! He gives an insight into the success of the RLWC's International development programme and the impact particularly by the men's World Cup trophy. He describes his approach to helping nations to raise their professional administration and operations standards but the need for understanding and adaptability by him in doing so.

England Women's head coach Craig Richards is the special guest on the latest episode of the Golden Point podcast.Richards joins Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league expert Terry O'Connor to explain how the national team have been coping during the pandemic-affected 2020 season.There is a look at how preparations for next year's Rugby League World Cup are going despite the Women's Super League season being cancelled and how that tournament can leave a lasting legacy.Richards also looks back on his playing career, which started with hometown club Bradford, and how watching his old amateur club suffer a heavy defeat to their local rivals got him started in coaching.Plus, there is a look at the RFL's new TACKLE IT programme and why it is important in strengthening diversity within rugby league on and off the field.

Alan & Mark catch you up on the last week in Rugby League with the help of your listener fan views. We have an up & down journey through a crowded news recap. We review some excellent (and some not-so-excellent) Challenge Cup action. It's that rare week where Super League sits alongside NRL Brit Watch in other results, before we predict the next round of games. The wrap up has an international flavour with the quiz & RLWC2021 ticket talk. Episode Sponsor This episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop. Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob’s Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout. Episode running order: News, from 03:30 Challenge Cup match reviews, from 43:30 Other Results, from 95:15 Previews & Predictions, from 107:00 Quiz & Recommendations, from 120:00

Alan & Mark catch you up on the last week in Rugby League with the help of your listener fan views. We have an up & down journey through a crowded news recap. We review some excellent (and some not-so-excellent) Challenge Cup action. It's that rare week where Super League sits alongside NRL Brit Watch in other results, before we predict the next round of games. The wrap up has an international flavour with the quiz & RLWC2021 ticket talk.Episode SponsorThis episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop.Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob’s Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout.Episode running order:News, from 03:30Challenge Cup match reviews, from 43:30Other Results, from 95:15Previews & Predictions, from 107:00Quiz & Recommendations, from 120:00

Mark & Sky Sports Fan Zone star Sarah bring you this week's show looking back over all that's gone on in the last week in Rugby League. We've got the News, as we discuss the likely candidates is Toronto aren't back in Super League next year, plus the latest community game RLWC2021 grants. There's Super League match reviews, with some fan views coming from a more sober place than others, plus some great tries to recap. We've got NRL Brit Watch stats & we guess what might happen in next week's games too. Episode running order: News, from 08:30 Super League match reviews, from 48:30 Other Results, from 120:00 Previews & Predictions, from 122:30 Quiz & Recommendations, from 130:30 This episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop. Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob’s Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout.

Mark & Sky Sports Fan Zone star Sarah bring you this week's show looking back over all that's gone on in the last week in Rugby League. We've got the News, as we discuss the likely candidates is Toronto aren't back in Super League next year, plus the latest community game RLWC2021 grants. There's Super League match reviews, with some fan views coming from a more sober place than others, plus some great tries to recap. We've got NRL Brit Watch stats & we guess what might happen in next week's games too. Episode running order:News, from 08:30Super League match reviews, from 48:30Other Results, from 120:00Previews & Predictions, from 122:30Quiz & Recommendations, from 130:30This episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop.Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob’s Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout.

Super League is back and Mark & Tim are here to go through your fan match reviews of all the big talking points. Plus, news, stats & NRL Brit watch too. We mix the serious matter of Black Lives Matter with the absurdity of cardboard cut out fans and the impossibility of Con Mika's age. Plus, find out which members of the SLP family sneaked onto your TV screens this week. Episode running order: News, from 03:00 Super League match reviews, from 59:15 Other Results, from 108:00 Previews & Predictions, from 117:00 Quiz & Recommendations, from 127:45 This episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop. Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob’s Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout.

Super League is back and Mark & Tim are here to go through your fan match reviews of all the big talking points. Plus, news, stats & NRL Brit watch too. We mix the serious matter of Black Lives Matter with the absurdity of cardboard cut out fans and the impossibility of Con Mika's age. Plus, find out which members of the SLP family sneaked onto your TV screens this week. Episode running order:News, from 03:00Super League match reviews, from 59:15Other Results, from 108:00Previews & Predictions, from 117:00Quiz & Recommendations, from 127:45This episode is sponsored by Rob's Toy Shop.Find a wide range of toys, gifts, rugby league birthday cards and more at Rob’s Toy Shop on eBay. Visit stores.ebay.co.uk/robstoyshop and on any orders over £5 you can earn 5% cashback, and also 1% of your order value will go into the SLP coffers, by putting 'SLPDiscount' at checkout.

Romeo Monteith joins the pod to give us a glimpse into the Jamaican Rugby League experience. From early days learning the game off VHS, to State of Origin Jamaica-style, Romeo steps us through the long winding road that ultimately led to glorious Rugby League World Cup qualification. Plus, Romeo explains how the Reggae Warriors will be preparing for their debut World Cup appearance in the midst of COVID-related uncertainty.

We have a 'proper' podcast with 'proper' news so we have a 'proper' Rugby League Journalist in Rugby League World Editor Matt Shaw who will hopefully give us the scoop on the cancellation of the Championship season, the forfeiture of the Toronto Wolfpack, the restart of Super League and the RLWC2021 fixtures!

It is an international edition of the Golden Point podcast this week, following hot on the heels of the fixtures for next year's Rugby League World Cup being released.Brazil women's head coach and former Super League player Mat Gardner joins Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league reporter Jenna Brooks on the panel to give us the lowdown on the team as they prepare to make their World Cup debut in 2021.Gardner tells us all about his Brazilian ancestry and how his rugby career took him from Barrow to coaching his mother's homeland.The 34-year-old also talks about representing Brazil's rugby union sevens team and the ambitions for the women's team as they prepare to face hosts England, Papua New Guinea and Canada in the group stages.Plus, Jenna has the latest on Toronto Wolfpack following the Canadian club's decision to withdraw from the remainder of the 2020 Super League season.

In this episode of the podcast, we discuss the latest NRL coach departure, the Toronto Wolfpack withdrawing from the UK Super League’s 2020 season, the RLWC2021 draw has been released, and much more. Join us as we build a rugby league community for all… the Rugby League Republic Podcast starts right now…..#COVID19, # NRL, #Coronavirus, #simplythebest

Richmond Rose, Kiwi Fern and NZ Warrior, Georgia Hale is our very special guest to chat all things Kiwi Ferns; from debuting as a 19 year-old, to the 2019 World Cup Nines triumph and the challenge of wresting the 13s mantle from the Jillaroos. Georgia also gives us a glimpse into what it's like being named Young New Zealander of the Year and the amazing community work that led to her award.

What's the latest with Toulouse Olympique in 2020? What's life like for an Aussie plying his Rugby League trade in south-west France? Mark Kheirallah and Johno Ford join the pod to give an insight into how they've handled lockdown, their thoughts on a 2020 return, how a Rugby League Grand Final Day rolls in France, RLWC2021 thoughts, and plenty plenty more...

This week on Chasing Kangaroos - An International Rugby League Podcast: Episode 60 - World Cup 1954 Rugby League historian, Andrew Ferguson, joins Big T to discuss the first ever world cup in either rugby code. Andrew reveals the differences between 1954 and RLWC2021, how important France was to the world cup concept, how the USA nearly took part, and he tells us who he thinks is the best Australian player of all time (and it's not who you expect). Plus, Phil Brown from Mascord Brownz joins Carbs to announce the winner of a Nicaragua rugby league jersey as part of the first ever #askmascordbrownz competition. --- Thanks to our partners; Mascord Brownz - Listen in for your new exclusive mascordbrownz.com and mascordbrownz.com.au discount code. And Sports Flick - Head to https://www.sportsflickglobal.com/ and use the code “chasingkangaroos” for a massive 75% off the first 3 months of your subscription. --- Chasing Kangaroos is mixed and recorded by Paul Murchison. Enjoy the show.

This week we discuss all the talking points from the latest round of international rugby league with Forty20 Magazine editor and RLEF Media Manager, Phil Kaplan. England Wheelchair Rugby League Hero and RLWC2021 ambassador, James Simpson, shares his inspirational story; and recently retired Toronto Wolfpack and Fiji Bati forward, Ashton Sims, stops by to discuss upcoming internationals, what the Wolfpack means for Super League and much, much more. This podcast is produced as a collaboration between International Rugby League - formerly the RLIF (Web, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) and the Chasing Kangaroos Podcast (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram). This episode is mixed and recorded by Paul Murchison. Your feedback is welcome. Enjoy the show!

The next Rugby League World Cup is set to be the “biggest and best” in history, and Jon Dutton, CEO of the RLWC2021, joins Michael to tell us everything we need to know in the lead up to the event. What steps are being taken to ensure success? What is being done to market the event to new audiences? Were qualifiers considered for the women’s world cup? What was so attractive about the Brazilian women’s application? Will the emerging nations championship take place as part of the festival? And so much more!!! In our Golden Points segment; find out which team has become the first ever non English club to win the North East Men’s Championship, which central American nation is on the cusp of setting up their first domestic competition, plus news from Turkey, PNG, Italy, Malta, USA, Philippines, South Aftrica, Wales and of course The Championship, Super League and the NRL. Episode 35 is brought to you by the Memorial Bears and Mascord Brownz. Listen in for your mascordbrownz.com and mascordbrownz.com.au 10% discount code. Find out more about the RLWC2021 here or follow them on Facebook and Twitter. For more international and expansion Rugby League news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Your feedback is welcome. Enjoy the show!

In our latest SLP Short we looked at the community game, speaking to Josh from newly formed South Ribble Rabbitohs. Josh tells us how the team came about, how things are going for this new side, and what plans they have for Rugby League in Preston.

In our latest SLP Short we looked at the community game, speaking to Josh from newly formed South Ribble Rabbitohs. Josh tells us how the team came about, how things are going for this new side, and what plans they have for Rugby League in Preston.

Ricky Stuart opens up about the rescue of Iosia Soliola at Alexandra Headlands @ALEXSLSC @RaidersCanberra #RLWC2021 @NRL