The Continuous Call Team

If there's one thing you can count on, it's Mitch Moses coming up clutch. The Parramatta Eels survive a sudden-death stunner to secure the two points against the North Queensland Cowboys. 

What an incredible career it's been for Jason Taumalolo. He was a highly touted, young gun when he made his debut and has since became a cornerstone of the NRL. Playing his 295th game against the Eels, he stands alone as the most capped Cowboy of all time.

It's the comeback literally no one saw coming. It seems that the Morris era isn't over yet. Josh Morris dishes on the tempting PNG incentives that would persuade him to put the boots back on. 

James Bracey strips back the sports presenter polish to reveal a lifelong love for the red and black. Born into North Sydney Bears devotion, he relives the heartbreak of losing his team, the years of being laughed at, and the excitement of seeing the Bears roar back through Perth. It’s nostalgic, emotional, and proof that true fans never really move on!

From flipping footy cards as a kid in Sutherland to living every heartbreak and near-collapse, Clinton Maynard’s Sharks obsession runs deep. In this Only Fans episode, he relives the decades of pain, the radio-fuelled fandom that shaped his career, and the ultimate release of Cronulla’s 2016 premiership. It’s raw, emotional, and pure Shire pride.

Welcome to another episode of Mark My Words, where one self-proclaimed professional host tries to wrangle two absolute imbeciles. Tune in for serious NRL analysis, at least until someone's Tinder notification goes off right in the middle of a rant. Expect poetry, MG delivering his footy opinions at maximum volume, and random Gold Coast horse racing tips. It's your weekly dose of rugby league banter, wild State of Origin bias, and confessions about 3 a.m. benders. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’      

Mark Geyer and the Australian's Andrew Webster join James Willis to debate whether the Panthers dynasty is really coming to and end, given Liam Martin's decision to test the open market and with a host of big name players coming off contract. Also, a Perth Bears insider said they don't need a marquee player, as Mal Meninga is their marquee signing. Really?! Plus, the end of Latrell Mitchell's media silence, Josh Schuster on the comeback trail and tensions at the Bulldogs. For all your NRL news - follow the Continuous Call Team - wherever you get your podcasts. It’s your one stop shop for the latest in rugby league. Share with your mates and leave a review. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’.

The Australian's Andrew Webster joins James Willis to look at what expansion really means for the NRL. Is the game betting against itself by playing off the Perth Bears and the PNG Chiefs, given the their lack of level footing with concessions? Is the desperation for more teams and games set to water down the product with inferior players? Plus, what bragging rights does the NRL really have over the AFL, and why Jahream Bula's signing shows the Tigers are a team on the up. For all your NRL news - follow the Continuous Call Team - wherever you get your podcasts. It’s your one stop shop for the latest in rugby league. Share with your mates and leave a review. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’.

Josh Morris and the Australian's Andrew Webster join James Willis to debate whether the speed of the game and points blowouts are what fans really want, and the consequences for Origin. Josh fears State of Origin will loses its grind factor. Does it really matter if Bulldogs players missed a flight? Plus, injury concerns for the Blues, and we look into whether it's too soon to lock down Kieran Foran as Manly's permanent head coach. For all your NRL news - follow the Continuous Call Team - wherever you get your podcasts. It’s your one stop shop for the latest in rugby league. Share with your mates and leave a review. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’.

The Sunday Continuous Call Team goes through The Carve Up for this weekend.

Another cracking week of rugby league in the books! The team is breaking down the big wins, standout performances and the controversial calls that had everyone talking. Get the full mail on the week that was with The Continuous Call Team.

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Sunday 3rd May 2026.

Behind the big sprays and coaches box blowups is a true mentor. Cooper Johns reflects on his time under Craig Bellamy, revealing just how influential the supercoach was.

It was an undesirable start this the season for last years Minor Premiers but they've finally found some form. Canberra Raiders back rower Corey Horsburgh has opened up on his Origin aspirations and the clubs turnaround, while Big Marn gushes over his new haircut. 

With State of Origin fast approaching, the debate over team selections has well a truly begun. NRL legend Josh Morris weighs in on his top picks for centers, along with a surprising take on who secures the wing spots.

Parramatta Eels star J'maine Hopgood was hitting his stride on the world's biggest stage, but the transition from a Queensland Origin debut to a hospital bed was devastatingly fast. Hopgood opens up with the CCT boys.

After ten and a half months in the rehab wilderness, Jack Bostock dominated the field. Facing the physical trauma of seeing his muscle mass disappear and the mental hurdle of a career-threatening ACL tear, Jack had every reason to play it safe. Instead, he returned to score a double.

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Saturday 2nd May 2026.

After the heartbreak of the wooden spoon, the Newcastle Knights have undergone a total transformation under Justin Holbrook. At the center of that is Kalyn Ponga, the skipper opens up about his extension with the club, his relationship with Dane Gagai, and his mission to reclaim his spot in the Queensland Origin arena.

The PNG Chiefs' blockbuster signing of Jarome Luai might have a significant impact on the Perth Bears recruitment. Darryl Brohman, Mark Geyer, Mark Riddell and Mark Levy break down the quality players both franchises will be chasing as well as the brutal hurdles that could make or break them

It's been a huge week for the NRL's 2028 newcomers! They've officially secured Jarome Luai as the clubs first player. The new franchise is also eyeing Rabbitohs winger Alex Johnston, while he hasn't put pen to paper, optimism is high. PNG GM, Michael Chammas, opens up on their new recruit, securing the services of Willie Peters, and reacts to Toby Rudolf's public pitch.

It’s no longer about whether a team in Port Moresby can survive; it’s about how quickly they can dominate. By securing Jarome Luai, PNG hasn't just bought a Five-Eighth; they’ve bought the "Seal of Approval" that every elite player in the game was waiting for before making the jump.

The NSW Women's Blues just snapped a win at McDonald Jones Stadium, but the 11-6 scoreboard doesn't tell the full story. The Continuous Call team breaks down the game and the result for NSW.

The New South Wales Blues have overcome their winless streak at McDonalds Jones Stadium to snatch a victory in the season opener of the Women's State of Origin series. Trailing at the break, it was the brilliant boot of Jesse Southwell that saw them take the lead and the momentum.

This week on Mark My Words, the boys react to Jarome Luai and Alex Johnston signing with the brand new PNG Chiefs! MG debuts an original rugby league poem, and Piggy drops two wild story times involving Thai jet ski extortions and taking Jason Taylor’s stolen Rothmans Medal on a pub crawl. Plus, we preview the upcoming NRL round, talk NRLW Origin, and expose the truth about Paul Gallen’s unwashed training towel. Lock in your multis and enjoy the banter ! You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’

Mark Geyer and The Australian's Andrew Webster join James Willis to talk about the impact Jarome Luai's signing with the PNG Chiefs will have on the franchise and the flow on effects for other clubs. With the Perth Bears struggling to make the same waves and unable to dangle the carrot of tax-free earnings, it's only fair they get some concessions of their own. Plus, the Bulldogs woes compounded by the loss of Kikau, and the Melbourne Storm are failing to keep up. For all your NRL news - follow the Continuous Call Team - wherever you get your podcasts. It’s your one stop shop for the latest in rugby league. Share with your mates and leave a review. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’.

The Sydney Morning Herald's Neil Breen joins James Willis to explore what Jarome Luai's meeting with the PNG hierarchy means for the rest of the competition. Are perks like private jets, prime ministerial endorsements and of course, tax-free earnings getting too big to ignore? Where does it leave a new club like the Perth Bears? Plus, Alex Johnston's celebrated move to PNG, Bellamy's Storm problems, the Knights big win with the Kalyn Ponga re-signing and the Dragons ANZAC day blues.

Another cracking week of rugby league in the books! The team is breaking down the big wins, standout performances and the controversial calls that had everyone talking. Get the full mail on the week that was with The Continuous Call Team.

The Sunday Continuous Call Team goes through The Carve Up for this weekend.

Wests Tigers fans should be on high alert after skipper Jarome Luai was spotted in Port Moresby. The sighting immediately sparked links to the new Papa New Guinea franchise. The signing would be a massive get for the 2028 newcomers, but would undoubtedly leave a huge hole in the Tigers lineup. 

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Sunday 26th April 2026.

As the Manly Sea Eagles celebrate the 50th anniversary of their milestone 1976 premiership win, club legend Max Krilich reflects on the new era at Brookvale. He unpacks the new style of football the team is playing and shares high praise for Kieran Foran.

Despite a rollercoaster start to the season, Manly has found form under interim coach Kieran Foran. Even with Kieran Foran sidelined, Tolu Koula has stepped up as the ultimate replacement fullback, putting his true talent on show. Rugby league legend Brad Fittler weighs in on his impressive effort and the massive wraps he's earned from club officials. 

Questions are mounting over the Melbourne Storm's uncharacteristic slump. Despite their talented roster, the powerhouse club has failed to put it together in recent weeks. Cooper Johns breaks down exactly what's gone wrong for the club, their confidence crisis and the stinging reaction of coach Craig Bellamy. 

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Friday 24th April 2026.

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Saturday 25th April 2026.

NRL legends Mark Geyer and Mark Riddell know the weight of an ANZAC jersey, both having the privilege of playing on ANZAC Day. They reflect on the significance of the weekend and both admit they'd love to run out on this stage once more. 

Despite an impressive win in Las Vegas and another over the Penrith Panthers, the Bulldogs have looked uninspired in their recent outings. The Eighth Immortal, Andrew Johns, suggests a shuffle of the halves might be the strategy for the Bulldogs. 

Tensions have boiled over at St George as they continue to extend their winless streak. After a week of turmoil, the Dragons CEO Tim Watsford has opened up on the decision to part ways with Shane Flanagan, the blockbuster signing of Scott Drinkwater and why young gun Kade Reed is ready for a first grade.

Mark Riddell on The Continuous Call team talks all things St George Illawarra Dragons ahead of ANZAC Day clash against rivals Sydney Roosters. 

Josh Morris spoke to The Continuous Call team to clear the air on Latrell Mitchell's 18-month media hiatus saying that 'it's part of the deal'

Mark Levy and The Continuous Call team discuss the West Tigers form and MASSIVE crowd after 5 wins in round 7 of the 2026 premiership season. 

Mark Levy spoke on The Continuous Call Team ahead of sold out games across the ANZAC long weekend and how significant this weekend is not just footy wise. 

Imagine your first year as a footy fan being a total duck egg... an entire season without a single win. That winless 1966 season might've caused lesser fans to walk away, but for Sydney Roosters official historian Alan Katzmann, it was the beginning of a lifelong obsession.

The boys reunite to tackle the biggest NRL headlines and preview the emotional Anzac Round. They dive into the chaotic coaching shakeup at the Dragons, unpacking Shane Flanagan's exit and Dean Young taking the interim reins. Things take a hilarious turn as the boys share their weirdest pre-game superstitions from water cups to lucky Speedos and a very revealing hotel bidet story. Plus the crew breaks down the NRL Round 8 action. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’      

Mark Geyer and the Australian's Andrew Webster join James Willis to deliberate on Dean Young's appointment as Dragons interim coach. Young has stamped his authority early, but looking into the future, how important is it for the Dragons coach to have club DNA? Also, why James Maloney is an outstanding choice as NSW assistant coach, and how Tolu Koula could be the Blues X-factor. For all your NRL news - follow the Continuous Call Team - wherever you get your podcasts. It’s your one stop shop for the latest in rugby league. Share with your mates and leave a review. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’.

The Sydney Morning Herald's Neil Breen joins James Willis to break down the coaching cleanout at the St. George-Illawarra Dragons. With Michael Ennis joining Shane Flanagan and GM of Football Ben Haran on the scrapheap, what lies in store for the Dragons? Under Dean Young, mass changes await. Also, how serious is the NRL about buying a stake in the English Super League? For all your NRL news - follow the Continuous Call Team - wherever you get your podcasts. It’s your one stop shop for the latest in rugby league. Share with your mates and leave a review. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’.

Josh Morris and the Australian's Andrew Webster join James Willis to break down the situation at the Dragons. With Shane Flanagan out, along with GM of Football Ben Haran, what are the next steps? Despite the announcement of Flanagan's departure, no coach has yet been named. Dean Young is no certainty to take over. Also, Trbojevic and Haas's injuries deal a blow to NSW, and the Eels old boys spur a win. For all your NRL news - follow the Continuous Call Team - wherever you get your podcasts. It’s your one stop shop for the latest in rugby league. Share with your mates and leave a review. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’.

Things are going from bad to worse at the Dragons as they continue their winless streak. When the results aren't coming, no spot in the squad can be guaranteed including Kyle Flanagan's. Darryl Brohman isn't sugar coating it, he says that dropping the halfback might be the only way to shake things up.

Another cracking week of rugby league in the books! The team is breaking down the big wins, standout performances and the controversial calls that had everyone talking. Get the full mail on the week that was with The Continuous Call Team.