The Continuous Call Team brings you all the action from the NRL, with the best team in the business.
Rugby league Immortal Andrew Johns has implored rising Wests Tigers star Lachlan Galvin to remain at the Tigers and build his own special legacy at the club, amid recent headlines about his future.
The Cronulla Sharks have one of the most gruelling travel schedules to start the season beginning with a trip to Las Vegas, but hooker Blayke Brailey believes his team is embracing it.
Rugby league legend and The Continuous Call Team's Mark Geyer has backed Wests Tigers forward Terrell May to be a State of Origin bolter for NSW this year.
St George Illawarra's Cody Ramsey always believed he would get back playing Rugby League despite being told he'd never play again after being diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis. Ramsey opened up on just what he'd had to go through over the past two years and how tough it's been.
Melbourne Storm Head of Football Frank Ponissi has provided an update on injured halfback Jahrome Hughes and several teammates after a bruising contest in the Grand Final rematch against the Panthers on Thursday night.
Cronulla Premiership-winning Captain and The Continuous Call Team's Paul Gallen has backed Wayne Bennett's call to bring South Sydney star Latrell Mitchell in at fullback when he returns from a hamstring injury.
Panthers Premiership-winner and The Continuous Call Team's Mark Geyer has labelled Payne Haas' performance in Friday's Queensland derby victory over the Cowboys as one of the best in front-rowers history.
Darryl Brohman believes Dragons recruit Lachlan Ilias could be axed for the club's next match against the Storm, after "scathing" comments from coach Shane Flanagan post-game.
South Sydney centre Campbell Graham says he's looking forward to spending more time on the field, after making his return from injury last week after more than 500 days out of the game.
Sydney Roosters recruit Mark Nawaqanitawase has opened up about why he made the move across from Rugby Union, and what it meant to be part of the club's upset win over the Panthers on Friday night.
Rugby league legend and The Continuous Call Team's Mark Geyer believes Lachie Galvin's wanting to testing himself on the open market could be a big concern for the Tigers with the Eels now chasing a new playmaker after Dylan Brown announced he'll depart the club at season's end.
Cronulla premiership-winning Captain Paul Gallen has called on star fullback Tom Trbojevic to lift his body language when things are going against him or the team, after he failed to finish the match in Manly's loss to the Warriors on Friday night.
Former Boxer and The Continuous Call Team's Paul Gallen has admitted his fight with Sonny Bill Williams remains only a 50 percent chance of taking place, as a key sticking point remains unsolved.
Rugby league legend Phil Gould also gave his predictions as to how the Eels and new recruit Zac Lomax will perform.
In his second season at the Bulldogs, Connor Tracey produced a standout performance in Saturday's win over the Dragons to begin 2025. Hear how he's made the fullback position his own.
Former Rugby league players Mark Riddell and Darryl Brohman have questioned Newcastle's reported 10-year, $13-million offer for Parramatta star Dylan Brown.
The NRL Integrity Unit is investigating a complaint that Roosters Chairman Nick Politis and Director Mark Bouris allegedly abused a referee last week at the NRL Las Vegas Nines competition.
St George Illawarra Assistant Coach Dean Young says he still harbours ambitions to be a Head Coach in the NRL.
After a convincing win over the Roosters in Round one, new Broncos coach Michael Maguire has bluntly dismissed claims he trains players too hard.
Rugby league legend and The Continuous Call Team's Paul Gallen had a couple of dramas trying to return home from Las Vegas this week. Listen to his boss' reaction about it.
South Sydney enforcer Jai Arrow has praised teammate Jamie Humphreys after an outstanding debut for the club in their win over The Dolphins on Friday night.
Australian Rugby League Commission chairman Peter V'landys admits he's learned more this time around in Las Vegas than last year, as he revealed to the Continuous Call Team the NRL's ambitious five-year plan to make an impact in the United States.
Another premiership for the Panthers? The Continuous Call Team members have their say
EXCLUSIVE: Peter Psaltis reveals what's going on behind the scenes as teams around the competition put their hand up for next year's Las Vegas fixture.
Mavrik Geyer had the Continuous Call Team in stitches when asked about what MG was like as a coach during his younger years, before forging his own NRL career with Penrith.
NRL CEO Andrew Abdo admits that while logistically it may be difficult to pull off, the NRL does need to find a way to revamp the World Club Challenge amid calls for the game to come to Las Vegas as the competition gets ready to kick off its season in the United States.
Pyjamas, beds and underwear - an inane topic but some team members made some big reveals.
One cold afternoon the team were out at Kogarah. Somehow, Big Marn got a bit confused and lost his bearings.
What’s better: Hash Browns or Potato gems? It was a simple question but there was some fierce debate.
Everyone knows the team love to eat on this show - but the rules and etiquette around whether to eat a particular part of a common crustacean are not exactly unanimous.
Big Marn chose not to stick by his larger fans - and declared it time to introduce a fat tax.
'Continuous Buffet' - a familiar voice made a surprise guest appearance on the programme this year.
Fierce debate and analysis was had over framed headshots of the presenters displayed along the hallways at the studios of Radio 2GB. The Team question the 'pecking order' of each of the photos.
The Dragons first victory over the Storm in Victoria since 1999 in Round 22 this year was edge of the seat stuff. But Paul Gallen got a little too excited when he was calling alongside Chris Warren and the Big Marn.
The team decided some listeners needed help, so brought back counselling sessions by popular demand. The Big Marn and Gal dispensed some free advice.
After Piggy got caught cheating at a Trivia night, Mark Levy challenged the boys to some Trivia. One member of the team shone above the rest.
A pleasant afternoon at the foot of the mountains was ambushed by a pigeon in the commentary box and it sent Paul Gallen flying.
We’re used to hearing Paul Gallen, Darryl Brohman, and Boyd Cordner in their usual roles for the team - but we gave them a chance to step up into the lead commentary roll with a phantom call challenge.
Big Marn brought out the tote board and offered us a market on which 2GB announcers would be best suited to lending their voice to a Sat Nav.
At the Sydney Royal Easter show, an expert chilli-maker pushed the taste buds of Paul Gallen and The Big Marn to their extremes. By the end, Gal had steam coming out of his ears before calling it quits.
Enamoured with the silky voice and enunciation of Lucinda from Married At First Sight, the team practiced impersonations of the reality T.V. star and let callers join in.
How could a jockey possibly have any luck with the ladies if every prospective partner is taller than him? This is the question Big Marn wanted answered!
The first Saturday show back from Las Vegas and the Big Marn was nowhere to be found, so Ray Hadley called in to explain exactly what happened.
On the eve of the season in Las Vegas, The Big Marn put his American accent to the test for an uncanny impression of the voiceover from the hit TV Series Survivor.
Sit back and listen to the epic final minutes as The Continuous Call Team brings home Penrith's historic fourth consecutive premiership.
ARL Commission chairman Peter V'landys joined The Continuous Call Team on Sunday and spoke candidly about the NRL's ongoing expansion, revealing the 'really disappointing' bids as PNG closes in on securing its licence.
Storm great Robbie Kearns reveals why he's confident Melbourne will get the job done in Sunday's NRL grand final against the Penrith Panthers.
RLPA Player Transition Manager Joe Galuvao chats with the Continuous Call Team about efforts to help players transition to life after footy.
Premiership-winning Panther Ben Ross believes the pressure could be too much for Storm front-rower Josh King, who heads into Sunday's grand final with more responsibility than ever as Melbourne Storm aim to get the job done without enforcer Nelson Asofa-Solomona.
Paul Gallen has urged the NSW Blues to take a new approach in their coaching search, calling on powerbrokers to consider Michael Ennis, while reminding them that a coach doesn't always need experience before coming in.
