Justin Rodski
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695 appearances
14 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 5 Aug
Justin Rodski’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And, yeah, it's season-defining.
unfamiliar territory for us this far out from September but that's where we find ourselves and we've got an opportunity on Friday night to keep the season alive.
Yeah you just can't take a trick when it comes to consistency and you know in rugby league with combinations on the field and your left and your right edge and how you're
your halves work with their back rowers and you know there's just been so much uncertainty and inconsistency in that team throughout the year that it's made it really challenging to get any consistency on the field but in saying that I think we've had a record number of debutants this year it might be up to 11 now that have come into the squad they're getting game time and experience and
Whilst we're not out of it this year, yes.
I think that the amount of games and experience and time that some of these young kids have had on the field and something that we really probably haven't had the luxury to do in previous seasons is going to hold us in really good stead for next year when we bring in Jermaine Osaka, we bring in Bronson Cherry.
We've already got Oren Keeley here.
Hopefully we get our key players back, Davey Coates and
and a squad that's healthy.
We're really confident in the bounce back next year if we don't happen to make the finals this year.
Thanks, Gerard.
Yeah, there's still some $10 tickets available, so please snap them up quickly and come down and watch the Storm.
That'd be great.
Yeah, I think in the end it was certainly a number that,
was ambitious, no doubt about that, particularly given the landscape with where, you know, current broadcast and TV rights are at, not just here in Australia, but globally.
But in the end, I think that Peter Volandis obviously set himself and for the game a target that we were trying to achieve to support the future growth of the sport.
And, you know, the game's done an incredible job, all stakeholders across players, coaches, clubs, the NRL itself in terms
creating, I think, a product that's extremely valuable to broadcasters and there was enough competitive tension there to support that process around, you know, increasing the number and the growth that the game was looking for in terms of such a critical part of the revenue model and in the end, you know,
Peter Volandes has come through and he's achieved probably a landmark deal in Australian sport.
I think it's the biggest ever Australian sports broadcasting deal and it's a pretty historic moment and an incredible opportunity for the game now to set itself up for the next generation.
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