Carl Webb was one of the NRL's toughest players. He played for state, country, 3 different clubs and in the indigenous team across his career. 

He was the fiercest competitor, someone you would love by your side and would never back down from a fight.  Now Carl faces the toughest fight of his life as he battles Motor Neuron Disease (MND) at the age of 40. 

In this episode Carl we talk about his journey and how he feels now. 

Your can support Carl and others living with MND here 

Carl Webb Foundation

 

Carl Webb was one of the NRL's toughest players. He played for state, country, 3 different clubs and in the indigenous team across his career.&nbsp;
He was the fiercest competitor, someone you would love by your side and would never back down from a fight.&nbsp; Now Carl faces the toughest fight of his life as he battles Motor Neuron Disease (MND) at the age of 40.&nbsp;
In this episode Carl we talk about his journey and how he feels now.&nbsp;
Your can support Carl and others living with MND here&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.carlwebbfoundation.org/">Carl Webb Foundation</a>
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This new weekly podcast with NRL larrikin Sam Thaiday delves into mental health in our elite sport stars.

Long after the last siren sounds and the last autograph is signed how do these athletes transition into every day life. 

In the first 4 episodes Sam tells his story. The highest of highs and the lowest of lows from growing up in a mixed race family, to his own struggles with low self worth and the end of his NRL days. 

 Episode 1 drops Wednesday October 28th, wherever you get your podcasts

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