The Continuous Call Team

In a heart-stopping rematch of the 2025 Grand Final, the Brisbane Broncos proved they aren’t going anywhere in 2026. After a disastrous first half where they failed to find any rhythm, the Broncos looked buried at 14-0. However, a brace from Jordan Riki and a powerhouse effort from Kotoni Staggs turned the tide. The final minute was pure chaos—a desperate Melbourne Storm throwing the ball everywhere, only to be met by a wall of Brisbane jerseys.

Hear the epic moment the Brisbane Bronocs reclaim the game in what Mark Levy describes as "One of the Greatest Comebacks We've Ever Seen"

Relive the moment the Melbourne Storm dismantled the Brisbane Broncos' defense as Sua Fa’alogo scores the first points of the game.

The Round 3 Grand Final rematch hasn't even kicked off, but Reece Walsh has already thrown the first punch! After mocking Storm enforcer Stefano Utoikamanu during last year’s premiership celebrations, the Broncos superstar is back at it with a savage social media swipe: "All bark, no bite." 🍿

Ready for a TV icon to show his true colors? Legend Ray Martin is stripping back to reveal a heart of Cardinal and Myrtle. He’d trade every Gold Logie for his Souths Life Membership. Get exclusive Members Only access to Ray’s lifelong obsession with the Bunnies.

Welcome to another chaotic episode of the Mark My Words podcast, where the rugby league analysis is decent, but the banter is completely loose. The boys get genuinely heated about the NRL's "six again" rule. Piggy reveals he once lied to coach Brian Smith, blaming a rolled ankle on his dog instead of drunken over-35s touch footy comp. Not to be outdone, MG admits he missed a 1990 game because he threw his back out reaching for conditioner in the shower. MG shares a legendary yarn about how his childhood eye twitch almost got him bashed by a seven-foot biker, and the boys give their fearless tips for round 3. 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 have an uncomfortable conversation about Jake Trbojevic and his future. Plus, Gus Gould is the master manipulator in the Bronson Xerri affair, and PVL vs the AFL. Does the ARLC chairman need to keep starting code wars? 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 Bronson Xerri saga at the Bulldogs. Plus, they rant about Peter V'Landys's rule changes, explain how a transfer system will struggle and why Ken Irvine should share his medal name with Alex Johnston. 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 with the wash up from Alex Johnston's record breaking Friday night, with the Roosters finding themselves in a spot of bother. Plus, pressure mounts on Anthony Seibold and Todd Payten, Josh proposes a move to ten interchanges to keep up with the speed of the game, and Bronson Xerri's resilience gets called into question. 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’.

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 Sunday Carve Up, 15th of March 2026.

Newcastle centre Dane Gagai joins Cooper Johns post-match at Brookvale to breakdown a gritty Knights victory. Despite losing their key halves, Gagai praises the Knight's belief system that held up as Sandon Smith stepped up to guide the team home.

Newcastle forward Mat Croker joins Cooper Johns post-match at Brookvale to breakdown a gritty Knights victory. He reveals the new attitude for the Knights in 2026 and delivers massive wraps for Sandon Smith and Harrison Graham.

Newcastle captain Kalyn Ponga joins Cooper Johns post-match at Brookvale to breakdown a gritty Knights victory. Ponga praises his teams effort through the middle and the clinical spark shown by the new-look attack. The skipper turns the questioning to Cooper as he wraps up his sideline debut.

Kalyn Ponga was on fire for the Knights at Brookvale, but his afternoon ended in the 27th minute when he was left clutching his right hamstring after scoring.

Phil Gould joins The Continuous Call Team to break down a massive Round 2. After the glitz, glamour, and grueling travel of the Las Vegas season opener, his Bulldogs scored an early Round 2 Bye. He dishes on the new-look Newcastle Knights as they look to find rhythm without Fletcher Sharpe. Gus tips the new greatest try-scorer Alex Johnston to push his record further.

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Sunday 15th March 2026.

The Continuous Call Team take a trip down memory lane to the moments they fell in love. Big Marn shares the smooth talk he used at the Canterbury League Club disco and the surprising role Phil Gould played in the story. Gavin Pitchford recounts his first fishing date, and Neil Breen rounds out the romance by sharing how he met his better half.

As the Manly Sea Eagles celebrate 80 years, club legend Ian Tomson reflects on his history at 4 Pines Park. He unpacks the greatest moments of his career and the best players he ever shared the field with. For the current squad to make a real run in this milestone year, he says keeping healthy is the priority. 

Neil Breen clarifies the Bronson Xerri bombshell revealing the truth behind the reported exit request. He confirms that Xerri has been given the greenlight to negotiate a better deal elsewhere and spills on who will take his place.

Mark Levy opens the vault on The Continuous Call Team's past commentary blunders. He spills his best sideline secrets to brief Cooper Johns ahead of his sideline debut at Brookvale.

Penrith Panthers legend, Royce Simmons, dishes on the importance of continuing to take the game to the Central West and highlights it's huge impact on country rugby league. Simmons also shares an update on his ongoing health battles.    

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Saturday 14th March 2026.

Bronson Xerri's time at Belmore looks to be over. Reportedly, the star center is set to ask for an immediate release from the club after being shifted to the right side this season. He has not been formally released but the Bulldogs are expected to approve his request. 

After 677 days on the sidelines, Thomas Flegler has made a miracle return to the NRL. He opens up about the grueling recovery that took much longer than anyone expected and admits to thinking he would never play footy again.

Michael Chammas opens up on his difficult decision to leave rugby league media and take up the General Manager role at the Papa New Guinea Chiefs. From tackling security challenges to relocating his family, he explains why the passionate PNG fans made this a mission he couldn't walk away from.

NRL icons Mark Geyer and Darryl Brohman weigh in on the Broncos disappointing start to the season. They highlight defensive woes and the void left by Payne Haas. The duo highlight a veteran experiencing a tough injury run and question if the Broncos engine is starting to seize.

Darryl Brohman relives Alex Johnston's historic, record-shattering night and weighs in on the fans who stormed the field afterwards. 

Mark Levy, Mark Riddell and Josh Morris unpack everything that's happened on a historic night for Rugby League.

Daly Cherry-Evans speaks with Josh Morris after the Roosters' win 

Alex Johnston didn’t just score a try; he climbed to the top of a mountain that has stood since the 1970s. Passing the legendary Ken Irvine, AJ is now the undisputed, all-time greatest try-scorer in National Rugby League history. 

The NRL is coming off the greatest season in living memory, so why are we tearing up the rulebook? NRL Legend Mark Riddell goes nuclear on the committee culture that’s changing rules behind closed doors. 

Anthony Field - AKA The Blue Wiggle - is stripping back his own primary colours to reveal a lifelong obsession with the Black & Gold of the Wests Tigers. His passion runs so deep that it helped him court his wife and even timed the arrival of his child. It's pure, unadulterated love for the Tiges.

In this episode Levy, MG, and Piggy unpack the dominant Round 1 form of Penrith and Melbourne, debate the most terrifying players to run at in NRL history, and discuss what should happen when Souths winger Alex Johnston breaks the all-time try-scoring record. Plus, Levy holds nothing back in a fiery rant about Zac Lomax, Piggy tells a story about blowing up at NRL referee Grant Atkins at a Vegas country bar, we reveal the absurd AI-generated photos of the boys in speedos, and the boys give their fearless tips for round 2. You can find us on YouTube and on Instagram - just search ‘The Continuous Call Team’

Mark 'MG' Geyer and the Australian's Andrew Webster join host James Willis and bring up the old Origin eligibility chestnut with Kalyn Ponga pledging himself to New Zealand. Plus, the Mitch Barnett transfer news highlights the folly of the NRL contracting system and how much time do we give Daly Cherry-Evans? 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 examine Melbourne Storm's behaviour in the Zac Lomax affair. Should Justin Rodski really be texting the NRL asking them to apply to blowtorch to the Eels? Plus, we expect fans to rush the field for Alex Johnston, Netflix says no to the NRL and the PNG Chiefs confirm their accommodation. 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 joins the Australian's Andrew Webster and host James Willis and chides the NRL for the six again rule. Is the NRL prone to kneejerk decisions? Plus, confusion reigns over the disruptor, Zac Lomax is lost to the rah-rahs and Webby thinks the old copper is coming out in Wayne Bennett when he said he didn't want fans to rush the field when Alex Johnston breaks Ken Irvine's try scoring record. 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’

Matthew Thomspon highlights Ethan Strange as the next man in line for the New South Wales halfback jersery should Nathan Cleary or Mitchell Moses suffer an injury. Thompson believes the Canberra Raiders superstar is ready for the Origin stage right now.

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 Sunday Carve Up, 8th of March 2026.

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Sunday 8th March 2026.

Neil Breen shares the challenges grounding Peter V'landys international ambitions. He reveals that the tension in Iran has stalled next years plans on the tarmac.

Queensland icon, Johnathan Thurston, speaks to The Continuous Call Team from a very rainy Suncorp Stadium. He breaks down the potent left edge of the Rabbitohs while praising Souths five-eighth Cody Walker who pulls the strings in attack.

Cronulla Sharks halfback has lifted the lid on his developing combination with halves partner Braydon Trindall. He reveals the plan to let Trindall take control this season, allowing Hynes to chime in as needed. 

Listen to the full show podcast of The Continuous Call Team, Saturday 7th March 2026.

Sharks Captain Cameron McInnes is hoping to return to the side in Round 10, after rupturing his ACL at the end of the 2025 regular season. The Sharks forwards was impressed with his sides effort over the pre-season and says their premiership craving can be felt. 

Manly Sea Eagles CEO Jason King joins The Continuous Call Team to discuss the challenges of his new role at the club and kickstarting their 2026 campaign with a sellout crowd at home. 

Following a statement 28-18 win over the North Queensland Cowboys in Las Vegas, Newcastle Knights coach Justin Holbrook has delivered a massive wrap to Dylan Brown's underrated defensive skill while praising Trey Mooney's fan-first attitude as he spent time interacting with traveling Newcastle fans.  

The Brisbane media landscape has lost one of its most beloved larrikins with the sudden passing of radio icon and the voice of Agro, Jamie Dunn. Longtime friend Gary Hardgrave joined the show to share an intimate tribute to the entertainer who rose from high school bands to national stardom.

Panther's five-eighth Blaize Talagi lifts the lid on the impact of Panther's leadership group and reveals the squad didn't focus on last year's heartbreak loss to fuel revenge mission.