NRL 360

The hosts analyze the aftermath of the 2026 NRL Grand Final, where the Sydney Roosters defeated the Newcastle Knights. The discussion covers player performances from Sam Walker and James Tedesco to the impact of DCE's signing, while debating the coaching legacy of Trent Robinson. The episode also examines controversial refereeing decisions and the role of the bunker technology. Additionally, the conversation touches on Spencer Lenu's potential move to Parramatta and the defensive resilience shown by the Knights during the match.

The episode begins with a look at the Dally M Awards red carpet, highlighting favorites like Nathan Cleary and Tameka Upton, before revisiting the Newcastle Knights' 1997 Grand Final victory. The discussion then moves into the debate surrounding hip drop tackles and the challenges of policing them in the modern game. The conversation shifts to NRL news, covering coaching legacies, player movements such as Jerome Luai's training with Parramatta, and the contract situation involving Jason Ryles. Finally, the speakers evaluate Parramatta's recruitment strategies, focusing on securing middle stock like Junior Paia'a and potential moves for high-value players like Bradman Best.

The episode explores the Newcastle Knights' incredible achievement of securing a 2026 grand final spot despite playing with only 12 men, reflecting on their fearless underdog mentality. The discussion also addresses the severe injury to Nathan Cleary caused by a hip drop tackle, examining the potential long-term recovery implications and the debate surrounding disciplinary action for dangerous tackles. Additionally, the hosts analyze the current state of the Penrith Panthers, including player extensions and the impact of losing their primary playmaker. The conversation shifts to Sam Walker's return to form, Daly Cherry-Evans' move to the Roosters, and a debate regarding the lasting legacy and market value of players transitioning from rugby union to rugby league.

This episode features a preview of the NRL finals, focusing on the Dolphins vs. Roosters and Panthers vs. Knights matchups, including analysis of player form and coaching pressures. The panel also discusses the immense talent of Isaiah Cleary and Sam Walker, alongside concerns regarding Nathan Cleary's foot injury and its impact on his future availability. The conversation shifts to significant roster movements and financial offers, including a massive $1.2 million proposal for Latrell Mitchell from Perth. Finally, the speakers explore rumors in the halves market involving Tom Dearden and South Sydney's recruitment strategies, emphasizing the importance of player happiness and family stability in long-term contract decisions.

This episode previews the NRL preliminary finals, focusing on the matchups between the Dolphins vs. Roosters and the Panthers vs. Knights, including player fitness updates for Sam Walker and team selection strategies. The discussion also covers potential NRL player movements, specifically Zane Harrison's rising market value, Harry Grant's uncertain future at Melbourne, and South Sydney's recruitment strategy regarding Latrell Mitchell. Additionally, the panel examines South Sydney's salary cap situation, coaching futures for Wayne Bennett and Christian Wolfe, and rumors surrounding Jordan Riki's potential departure from the Broncos.

The episode discusses the impact of Tones and I pulling out of the NRL Grand Final performance and analyzes team selections for the upcoming preliminary finals, specifically focusing on Sam Walker's return to the Roosters and Nathan Cleary's fitness. The panel also covers Nathan Cleary's foot injury concerns regarding the Panthers' clash with the Knights, Cody Walker's contract situation at South Sydney, and a report from Jai Arrow's gala dinner. Finally, the discussion explores the contract uncertainty surrounding Latrell Mitchel and South Sydney's strategic moves regarding his future and the salary cap.

The hosts analyze the Newcastle Knights' recent victory and their gritty identity, while debating controversial refereeing decisions involving Ashley Klein and the bunker that impacted the Warriors. The discussion further explores the Warriors' performance, fan misconduct in New Zealand, and the Titans' decision to sack coach Justin Holbrook. The episode also examines the impact of injuries on the Sharks and the Roosters' recent dominance. Finally, the speakers discuss roster improvements for the Sharks, focusing on the need for speed in the forwards and finding an 'X factor' player.

The episode begins with a look at the upcoming NRL finals, featuring a promotional montage for Fox League and a studio discussion regarding preliminary finals schedules, refereeing appointments, and potential player liabilities. The hosts analyze key leadership figures like David Cook and the physical battles expected in the forward packs. The discussion then shifts to various NRL storylines, including the defensive performance of the Cowboys, coaching pressure on the Cronulla Sharks, and the Newcastle Knights' resurgence. The episode concludes with an analysis of coaching dynamics at the Tigers, specifically regarding Benji Marshall's authority, Jerome Luai's impact on club culture, and the potential implications of Luai's move to Parramatta.

The episode begins with a preview of the NRL finals matches between the Roosters, Sharks, Warriors, and Newcastle. The panel engages in an extensive debate regarding Jerome Luai's controversial decision to skip the Tigers' awards ceremony and his trip to PNG, weighing the impact of financial incentives against professional respect and his overall tenure at Wests Tigers. The discussion further covers potential Super League expansions, Latrell Mitchell's market value and positional suitability for the Broncos, and rumors regarding Luke Brooks potentially leaving Manly. The episode concludes with updates on Roosters injury situations and Penrith's search for a permanent number six to replace Luai.

The hosts analyze the massive excitement for the Warriors' sold-out match at Eden Park, alongside discussions on the team's defensive vulnerabilities and injury updates. The episode also covers the Newcastle Knights' resurgence under coach Clint Holbrook and criticisms regarding the fitness of the South Sydney Rabbitohs. The conversation extends to player contract debates involving Latrell Luai and a significant financial offer for a Brisbane Broncos player, as well as the Broncos' captaincy dilemma. Finally, the episode addresses leadership dynamics, the controversy surrounding Josh Addo-Carr, and an analysis of the Roosters' performance against the Panthers.

The hosts review the first week of the NRL finals, highlighting the high-quality Panthers vs. Roosters match and discussing Nathan Cleary's recent injury diagnosis regarding a stress-related bone issue. The episode also analyzes key match moments, including missed field goal attempts and the impact of sin bins on game outcomes. The discussion extends to broader league news, covering the Dolphins' defensive improvements, concerns regarding the Warriors' halves, and Nico Hynes' response to criticism. Finally, the panel debates stadium funding for Cronulla and the coaching dynamics within the Tigers.

This episode explores the upcoming NRL finals, debating which teams and halfbacks possess the best championship potential while examining the impact of Wayne Bennett at Souths amidst significant contract uncertainty. The discussion also covers salary cap and roster management challenges, specifically regarding the Dolphins' spine priorities and recruitment strategies at Parramatta. Additionally, the conversation addresses coaching dynamics at the West Tigers and the need for roster restructuring and forward depth at Manly.

This episode previews the upcoming NRL finals series, analyzing key matchups such as the Rabbitohs vs. Knights and Panthers vs. Roosters, while examining transfer rumors involving Spencer Leota's potential move to Parramatta. The discussion also covers player market values, specifically regarding Hudson Young, and Reuben Cotter's successful judiciary appeal. Additionally, the episode explores coaching stability within the Cowboys and Tigers organizations, evaluates the Cronulla Sharks' finals prospects, and features a 'pressure gauge' segment rating NRL coaches currently under scrutiny.

The hosts preview the upcoming NRL finals, discussing Ruben Cotter's judiciary hearing and rumors surrounding Tom Dearden's future with the Cowboys. The episode also covers player availability, refereeing decisions, and the impact of salary cap precedents. Further news includes Braden Trindle's return to the Sharks, the implications of playing at Allianz Stadium, and Latrell Mitchell's recent physical play. The discussion concludes with a look at West Tigers' pursuit of Tyson Frizzell and the broader importance of squad depth and injury management in professional rugby league.

The hosts preview the NRL finals, discussing the dominance of the Panthers and the potential for upsets by teams like the Rabbitohs. The episode covers major player news, including Cameron Munster's contract situation with the Storm and Kobe Black's impressive debut and departure from the Broncos. The conversation also explores coaching and development strategies at Canberra regarding Cody and Ethan Sanders, alongside Hudson Young's contract status and criticisms of the PNG Chiefs' recruitment tactics. Finally, the hosts debate the Roosters' strategy of resting key players and analyze Latrell Mitchell's physical play and South Sydney's finals prospects.

The podcast explores the upcoming clash between the Rabbitohs and Roosters, highlighting Jai Arrow's 100th final game and the debate surrounding the Roosters' decision to rest players. The discussion also covers the potential impact of PNG's entry into the NRL regarding player salaries and market value. Further analysis delves into NRL roster movements, including Hudson Young's contract complexities, Nathan Cleary's future market worth, and Phil Gould's role in the Bulldogs' roster management. The episode also touches on Ronald Volkman's move to Parramatta, Terrell May's response to vaping allegations, and Ben Hunt's battle for the Dragons' number seven jersey.

The panel examines the NRL's 'rest fest' as teams like the Roosters and Sharks rest players ahead of the finals, while debating a potential 'wildcard weekend' expansion for lower-ranked teams. The discussion covers the Roosters' roster depth, Sam Walker's contract situation, and Jai Arrow's 100th game milestone. The conversation also explores the potential return of the kick-off rule and evaluates the Cronulla Sharks' performance. Finally, the speakers debate whether high assist numbers translate to championship success and critique Parramatta's controversial, high-cost signing of Jerome Luai.

The hosts evaluate the impact of Sam Walker's injury on the Roosters' premiership prospects and debate whether the team can remain a top-four contender. The discussion also covers the uncertain futures of Walker and Nathan Cleary regarding potential moves to PNG, alongside an analysis of recent performances from the Dolphins and Sharks. The episode further explores the Brisbane Broncos' internal review and coaching staff future, while debating the optics of Jerome Luai's third-party commitments in PNG. Finally, the conversation touches on the ethics of players making off-field business deals and the responsibility of clubs to manage such situations.

This episode explores the ongoing controversy surrounding Adam Reynolds' decision not to play for the Brisbane Broncos, featuring Michael Maguire's denial of forcing the move and critiques of the club's management and communication failures. The discussion also delves into internal instability at the Broncos, including social media controversies involving Reece Walsh and concerns over the club's shifting identity. Additionally, the episode covers various NRL updates, such as the Bulldogs' strategy against the Panthers, significant contract news for Jacob Preston, and speculation regarding player movements like Bradman Best and Blake Taivasi. The show concludes with a preview of an upcoming boxing match on the Gold Coast.

The episode begins with an overview of the NRL finals race and a debate regarding the controversy surrounding Adam Reynolds' retirement and his decision not to play in his final game for the Broncos. The discussion also covers recent news including Ben Hunt's medical ruling, plans to honor Jai Arrow's 100th game, Latrell Mitchell's return to the field, and Jacob Preston's contract extension with the Bulldogs. Additionally, the panel analyzes the Bulldogs' roster management, focusing on Kikau's versatility, the impact of COVID-19 isolations on the squad, and Galvin's dominant performance at halfback within the team's physical playing style.

The episode covers the introduction of a new trial kick-off rule in the NRL and discusses Adam Reynolds' retirement, including his decision to sit out his final game due to medical concerns. The panel also explores the implications of Reynolds being overruled by medical staff and speculates on coaching contracts at the Tigers. The discussion shifts to analyzing the Wests Tigers' massive upset victory over the Roosters and evaluating championship potential. Finally, the hosts critique recent poor performances in rugby league and discuss the PNG Chiefs' significant signing of Joey Manu and their strategy for building a star-studded roster.

This episode explores several major NRL storylines, beginning with the potential return of Wayne Bennett to coach the Queensland Maroons and the looming contract deadline for Liam Martin at Penrith. The discussion also covers upcoming matchups between the Panthers and Storm, alongside the coaching future of the Melbourne Storm. The hosts further delve into club management issues, including criticism of the Bulldogs' recruitment strategy and contract negotiations with Jacob Preston. The episode concludes with various injury updates involving Payne Haas and King Gutherson, as well as news regarding Cameron Smith's new leadership role and player contract developments across the league.

This episode explores the impact of Latrell Mitchell's return to the South Sydney Rabbitohs and examines significant rumors surrounding the Brisbane Broncos, including potential player departures and the uncertain future of coach Michael Maguire. The discussion also covers NRL news such as Xavier Willison's desire to stay with the Broncos, a tribute to retiring Raiders legend Josh Papalii, and Adam Dewey's season-ending injury. Additionally, the episode delves into the Bulldogs' roster challenges, focusing on recruitment decisions and player positioning within their spine. The conversation highlights the need for effective execution in their power game and addresses controversies surrounding Stephen Crichton's recent play.

The episode examines the Warriors' recent victory over the Broncos, which was overshadowed by a significant hamstring injury to their halfback. The discussion delves into the internal crisis at the Brisbane Broncos, addressing player dissatisfaction and coaching leadership issues. The conversation also covers the Roosters' impressive win against the Panthers, controversial refereeing decisions, and the future of Ezra Mam. Finally, the hosts analyze the Penrith Panthers' resilience without Isaiah Yeo, the Bulldogs' recent decline, and various player contract negotiations and salary cap implications.

The episode explores the breakdown in contract negotiations between Sam Walker and the Sydney Roosters, debating his market value relative to elite halfbacks and the potential risks of aggressive negotiations. The panel also examines various NRL transfer rumors, including Nathan Cleary's uncertain future at Penrith, Jett Cleary's release request from the Warriors, and interest in players like Hudson Young and Addin Katoa. Additionally, the discussion covers player movements such as Daly Ferguson's move to Hull FC and Brian To'o's departure. The episode concludes with an analysis of the Wests Tigers' current struggles, focusing on their losing streak and the impact of injuries on the roster.

The hosts preview the upcoming clash between the Panthers and Roosters, examining the impact of returning players like James Tedesco and Dylan Edwards alongside concerns regarding Sam Walker's form. The discussion also covers NRL news, including disciplinary issues at the Raiders and recruitment discussions for the Perth Bears. The episode further explores player contract concerns for Hudson Young, analyzes a controversial tackle involving Gagai, and evaluates Latrell Mitchell's return to training. Finally, the conversation addresses injury woes impacting the Eels and the coaching challenges facing Manly.

This episode explores Brian To'o's significant signing with the PNG Chiefs and analyzes the team's roster construction, alongside a review of the Warriors' dominant victory over the Penrith Panthers. The discussion also debates recent NRL Grand Final predictions and examines the impact of home advantage and player injuries on the Panthers. The conversation further covers rumors regarding James Tedesco's future with the Roosters and Ricky Steinbog's reaction to the Raiders' loss. Finally, the panel analyzes the Raiders' defensive struggles and the Brisbane Broncos' recent collapse in form and internal leadership issues.

This episode previews upcoming NRL matches, including the Warriors vs. Panthers and the Battle of Brisbane between the Dolphins and Broncos, while analyzing player contract situations for the Panthers and the form of the Roosters and Bulldogs. The discussion also covers various NRL news, such as Parramatta's rebuilding efforts, Junior Barlow's high-value contract rumors, and potential roster movements involving players like Jack Bostock and Ben Hunt. Additionally, the panel evaluates the Titans' progress under coach Josh Hennay and their long-term development strategy.

The NRL 360 panel previews key upcoming matchups, including the Warriors versus Panthers and Bulldogs versus Roosters, while analyzing Jack Cogger's impact on Nathan Cleary. The discussion also covers Matt King's appointment as the new New South Wales Blues head coach. The episode further examines the struggles of the Brisbane Broncos regarding form and recruitment, alongside a look at recent disciplinary issues involving Rhys Walsh. Finally, the panel debates rugby league controversies, including hair-pulling penalties, Dolphins contract concerns, and Wayne Bennett's criticisms regarding recruitment advantages for the PNG Chiefs.

The episode explores the Sydney Roosters' massive 82-12 victory over the Cowboys, alongside discussions on Sam Walker's contract negotiations and James Tedesco's future. The panel also predicts a potential Roosters versus Panthers Grand Final. The conversation shifts to NRL player speculation regarding Tom Dearden's commitment to the Cowboys and an analysis of the Wests Tigers' internal instability and leadership struggles. Finally, the hosts debate Michael Maguire's management of the Broncos and discuss Adam Reynolds' future and recent on-field controversies.

This episode features a deep dive into recent NRL developments, beginning with a preview of the Raiders vs. Panthers matchup and an analysis of Adam Dewey's recent media appearance following his exit from Tigers training. The discussion explores the internal tensions at Wests Tigers, addressing allegations of misconduct and player standards. The conversation also covers the Dragons' recruitment strategies and season outlook, alongside an evaluation of the Dolphins' roster and spine. Finally, the episode addresses potential contract updates for Sam Walker at the Roosters and rumors surrounding Dearden's future with the Cowboys.

The panel examines the internal turmoil at Wests Tigers, debating Adam Dewey's return to the starting line-up and whether Benji Marshall's leadership is being used to mask club instability. The discussion also covers injury concerns for Latrell Mitchell and updates on player contracts for Sam Walker and the Roosters. Additionally, the conversation explores the future of the Roosters, weighing the importance of retaining veterans like Boyd Cordell (DCE) against the necessity of developing young talent, while praising James Tedesco's enduring professionalism.

The episode explores the ongoing crisis at the Wests Tigers following Adam Dewey's decision to walk out of training due to a positional dispute with Benji Marshall. Journalists and pundits debate whether Dewey's actions were principled or damaging to the club's culture, while also examining broader issues regarding recruitment policies and player discipline. The discussion further examines the decline of rugby league clubs through the lens of financial investment versus character-driven recruitment. The segment also provides match analysis for the Cowboys vs. Broncos game and discusses Cameron Smith's future role in coaching mentorship.

NRL 360 features a heated debate regarding the Brisbane Broncos' season, Michael Maguire's coaching, and player contract rumors, including a direct confrontation with journalist Peter Mendel. The discussion also covers injury crises at Brisbane and Parramatta, NRL player suspensions, and South Sydney's recruitment strategies. The episode further explores various roster movements, such as Jerome Luai's arrival at the Tigers, Junior Paia's potential move to the Perth Bears, and Dean Young's contract extension with the Dragons. The program concludes with a look at the upcoming boxing match between Tim Tszyu and Errol Spence Jr.

This episode previews the high-stakes match between the Cowboys and Broncos, featuring an interview with Patrick Carrigan on his return from injury and rumors regarding a significant contract extension. The discussion also addresses the intense media scrutiny surrounding Broncos coach Michael Maguire and the potential for his future with the club. The conversation shifts to Latrell Mitchell's ongoing injury setbacks and their impact on South Sydney, as well as Mitchell Moses's reluctance to discuss Jerome Luai's move to Parramatta. The episode concludes with an analysis of third-party deals, Jason Riles's performance at the Eels, Tigers judiciary news, and a tribute to the late Scott Juro.

This episode covers several NRL news items, including the appointment of Dean Young as the new head coach for the St George Illawarra Dragons and Joey Manu's potential move to a PNG franchise. The hosts also discuss the Bulldogs' dominant victory over the West Tigers and the impact of recent player departures on the Tigers' roster. The discussion continues with an analysis of the West Tigers' struggles regarding roster depth and Jerome Luai's departure, alongside the implications of third-party agreements. Finally, the episode examines the Brisbane Broncos' performance and the impact of Reece Walsh, concluding with speculation regarding Nathan Cleary's future at Penrith.

The PNG Chiefs are SPLASHING THE CASH as Zac Lomax is reportedly in talks to join the outfit for their NRL launch. The Tigers are also not happy with a set of eye-watering third-party deals offered to Jarome Luai that will see him go to PNG during the NRL season. Plus, the Panthers race to sign their big stars to new deals! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The panel reacts to Jarome Luai’s move becoming official and debates whether his reported $700,000 deal is a major coup for Parramatta. Fresh questions emerge over the relationship between Benji Marshall and Luai, while a Storm star undergoes surgery in a significant injury setback. Plus, the boys unpack the heated Queensland Cup clash between Karmichael Hunt and Michael Maguire. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Monday the 13th of July, with hosts Braith Anasta and Gorden Tallis. The NRL 360 panel break down all the biggest talking points from a huge Round 19.The panel discusses Jai Arrow's touching birthday tribute in front of the South Sydney faithful, before diving into the latest Jarome Luai speculation. With the Parramatta Eels reportedly in the box seat for his signature, Dean Ritchie questions whether it would be the right move - while Rugby Union also enters the conversation as a potential destination. The panel also examines the rumours surrounding a potential rift between Benji Marshall and Jarome Luai following Luai's decision to join the PNG Chiefs, before asking whether the Bulldogs can still make a late push for the finals. For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Thursday the 9th of July, with hosts Braith Anasta and Gorden Tallis. The NRL 360 panel breaks down all the biggest talking points from the State of Origin decider at Suncorp, along with the breaking reports that the Wests Tigers are set to part ways with Jarome Luai at the end of the season. The panel discusses where the star half could land next, why his reported $1.2 million experiment at the Tigers has failed, and what comes next for both club and player. They also unpack the NSW Blues' epic victory over Queensland and revisit one of the biggest talking points from the decider - did Jack Bostock's fingers touch the ball or not? For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Tuesday the 7th of July, with hosts Braith Anasta and Gorden Tallis. The NRL 360 panel looks over all the big stories in Rugby League land. This includes whether Maroons number 7 Sam Walker can continue his immense form into the Origin Decider? Can Cleary finally break his 0-3 Origin decider record? & can Laurie Daley make the right call on substitutes after some very controversial decisions in games 1 & 2 + The NRL announce a record-breaking rights deal with Fox and channel 9. For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Tuesday the 30th of June, with hosts Braith Anasta and Gorden Tallis. The NRL 360 panel looks over all the big stories in Rugby League land. Can Kieran Foran get the Sea Eagles back on track for the top four after their shock defeat to the Eels? Harry Grant calls in from Maroons base camp, and can Michael Maguire turn the Broncos' terrible form around, and will he bring Ezra Mam back into the fold at Suncorp? For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hudson Young joins the panel live from NSW Origin camp to discuss preparations ahead of the series decider. The boys unpack the decision to fly Lachlan Galvin into camp to train with the Blues and what it could mean for his representative future. Plus, speculation intensifies over the Dragons' coaching direction, with growing calls for the club to make a play for Michael Maguire. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Tuesday the 30th of June, with hosts Braith Anasta and Gorden Tallis. The NRL 360 panel look at the big name Panther testing the open market, and what it means for the Panthers dynasty, plus will Mitch Moses rediscover his form in the Origin decider? Anasta has some concerns. Plus the QLD changes that get forgotten about in Billy Slater's run as Maroons coach. For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Monday the 29th of June, with hosts Braith Anasta and Gorden Tallis. The NRL 360 panel is back as Laurie Daley has made six changes as the Blues look to cause a huge upset at Suncorp Stadium and Bulldog believes that Laurie Daley's NSW side for game 3 is the best of the series so far and can cause a huge upset in the Origin Decider. Plus Nathan Cleary's origin legacy is back in the spotlight as he can win an Origin Decider at Suncorp and Billy Slater has admitted he won't extend as Queensland coach with an eye on the Melbourne Storm job. For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Wednesday the 24th of June, with hosts Braith Anasta and Luke Keary. The NRL 360 panel breaks down what Joey Walsh's signing means for Manly halves, plus the big changes looming for the Bulldogs with one star on the move as a result, plus the Premiership contenders battling it out on Super Saturday. For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Tuesday the 23rd of June, with hosts Braith Anasta and Luke Keary. The NRL 360 panel breaks down all the biggest talking points as Latrell Mitchell's full injury is uncovered. Plus, the Broncos re-sign Ben Hunt and could potentially be in the hunt for another experienced player. Selwyn Cobbo is still riding high after the game of his life for Queensland, but the journos clash around whether he could've played this way if he was still at the Broncos. For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Monday the 22nd of June, with hosts Braith Anasta and Greg Alexander. The NRL 360 panel breaks down all the biggest talking points as Latrell Mitchell is officially ruled out of the State of Origin Decider after suffering a calf injury at training. Plus concerns have been raised over Latrell Mitchell's availability as he suffers his latest injury setback and Bulldog has hit out at critics who have made it 'personal' with under-fire Blues coach Laurie Daley. For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Thursday the 18th of June, with hosts Braith Anasta and Luke Keary. The NRL 360 panel breaks down all the biggest talking points from State of Origin Game 2 in Melbourne, analysing Billy Slater's coaching masterclass that forced a decider at Suncorp Stadium and examining where it all went wrong for the NSW Blues, including Mitch Moses' quiet performance. The panel also debates whether Laurie Daley should be reinstated and discusses the key selection calls facing NSW ahead of Game 3 - who should be picked, who should be dropped, and what changes are needed to reclaim the shield. For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the Rugby League news from NRL 360, Tuesday the 16th of June, with hosts Braith Anasta and Gorden Tallis. Blues assistant coach Boyd Cordner joined the NRL 360 crew to chat all things Blues after head coach Laurie Daley's ability was questioned in the Queensland press, and also addressed how the Blues are going to try and stop their run of poor starts. Plus, the debate over Ethan Strange's spot on the bench, and was Haumole thrown under the bus? And for the Maroons, will Reece Walsh's impact off the bench be the key to a win? And is Kalyn Ponga's tackling and catching technique smart or dangerous? For more of the show, tune in on Fox League CH 502 or stream full episodes on KAYO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.