Who should the NRL get to PERFORM at the GRAND FINAL?
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What is the opening banter and purpose of this episode?
Just a bloke in a bar. What is up, ladies and gentlemen? Welcome to the Yarn. Uh Tyson the Terminator. How you going, brother?
I'm good. Glad to be here, mate. Big night last night for me. I was at the uh Jaiara Gala dinner. Yeah, wow. It was a it was a beautiful night. So I wanted to give a quick shout out to How much money you raised? I think how much money did I raise or did the they raise? They raise. Uh I think last night was four hundred thousand. Wow. But I think the entire thing's now over a million. Oh the entire cause, which is It's a it's amazing. And uh Jai had a great speech there. It was read by uh Jake Duke and Danica Mason. There was some great stuff up for auction. I just thought they did the event really well. Yeah. Um and I I think they deserve their flowers.
That's good. That's good to go. Good to good to hear. Uh Maddie, how you going, bro?
Yeah, pretty good. Um doing my best with South Not Here and I've I've given like the the few days of being a souk, uh I've put that aside now and I'll be supporting Newcastle Knights the rest for the rest of the final day. So the
salty bitch phase is over.
Yeah, look, and it was salty. It was salty. It probably went over the forty-eight hours uh that you
So uh just for people uh listening, the salty bitch phase is a forty hour forty eight hour phase where you're allowed to essentially say unreasonable, sooky things, uh and you're it's okay. It's not gonna be held against you. But after that forty eight hour period, if you're still being a sook and a salty bitch, you actually are gonna be held accountable for the words that you say. So use the forty eight hours wisely, because after that it's accountability. I'm good at using my forty eight hours as
Well
I've used like six months for Tigers and no one's pulled me up, so
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He also revealed that the NL had recently plenty of interest from music uh musical acts, ready to step up into the void left after talks collapsed with Tones and I. Quote, I haven't I've been inundated uh with emails from young Australian performers that want to perform at the grand final. Um W I told uh nine the Nine Network we have had an international star that has said if we donate money to his charity that he would possibly do it. We've had plenty of entertainment. Our entertainment is our game. Uh we have a festival of rugby league all day. It's a bit like buying a cheeseburger for the pickle. Like you don't do that. People come to our game for the game. Uh Vlandis has now committed to using the money that would have been spent on Grand Final Entertainment, believed to be about one million on junior footing participation.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening banter and purpose of this episode?
0:01–7:23
2
How did the NRL’s failed talks with Tones & I shape the Grand Final entertainment plan?
7:23–13:26
3
What is the ‘NRL Idol’ concept and how could it replace a big‑name halftime act?
13:26–21:35
4
Why is Latrell Mitchell’s contract situation a key factor for the Rabbitohs’ future?
21:35–29:25
5
How are the Rabbitohs balancing player salaries with on‑field performance?
29:25–36:57
6
What are the main criticisms of Ashley Klein’s recent refereeing performance?
36:57–45:29
7
How are the Dolphins handling contract negotiations for their key backs?
45:29–52:40
8
What final thoughts do the hosts share about the upcoming Grand Final?
52:40–58:37
Speakers
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