Sixes & Sevens

This episode, NSW legend Laurie Daley drops in to talk all things footy, Origin and leadership. From backyard brawls with cousins to captaining the Blues, Laurie reflects on what shaped his footy IQ and passion for the game. He opens up about being asked by Gus Gould to lead NSW, how Ricky Stuart and Bradley Clyde made him better, and what Joey Johns had that no one else did. With Origin around the corner, Laurie gives his honest thoughts on selection, effort, and form — who’s knocking on the door, how he approaches the halves pairing, and why some players thrive in the Origin cauldron. Plus, insight into his coaching philosophy in 2024 and the pressure that comes with wearing the sky blue.

This week, we dive into one of the wildest rounds of the season. Storm annihilate the Tigers as Papenhuyzen ties a points record. The Bulldogs pull off their biggest-ever comeback against the Raiders. Titans stun the Knights late. The Panthers-Cowboys clash ends in a controversial draw in golden point. We break down Dylan Brown’s freedom, Katoa’s growth, Latrells sneaky try, and Manly’s soft middle. Plus – NSW fullback chatter heats up

The lads chat local QLD comp standouts, Dom Young being told to leave, and how clubs can get the best out of David Fifita. They break down every Round 10 matchup, from Moses unlocking Iongi to the Knights exploiting Titans’ soft edges, and bold predictions like Souths upsetting Brisbane and the Tigers rolling Melbourne. Plus, the Cheddar game kicks off as the boys pick their lock of the week, Origin team predictions, and a statue of Toddy might just be on the cards.

The boys unpack a massive Magic Round. The Wahs fans and Metcalf stole the show. Nicho led the Sharks to a statement win, Cleary wound back the clock, and the Tedesco pushed his Origin case. We break down the Tigers’ dominance, Titans’ struggles, Knights' ad-lib attack, and why the Raiders are quietly becoming the real deal.

Mitch finally sorts his mic, just in time for a full Magic Round preview! The boys break down every matchup—from tipping the Sharks to dissecting Fogarty’s Raiders exit. They dive into the Rabbitohs’ form, why KP needs the ball in his hands, and whether the Cowboys can upset the Warriors. Plus: dealing with dodgy teammates, why Fifita should be a front-rower, and a spicy Panthers-Broncos showdown. Fan questions, NSW halves chat, and a few shock tips round things out.

The boys break down the NRL’s growing inconsistency, sin bins dominating games, and the Perth Bears’ green light. They dive into the Broncos' win over the Dogs, Warriors’ red-hot start, Knights' struggles, Cowboys' finals push, and whether Manly and Souths are serious contenders. Plus, Raiders keep surging and the Tigers show heart against the Sharks.