#939 - Miracle At Accor
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What is the opening toast and why is Four Pines Japanese Lager mentioned?
Putters and dribbles, it's grand final week, and there's only one way to celebrate grand final week appropriately, and that is with Four Pines Japanese Lager. We are having a do here on the weekend for some friends, Eddie. Yes, we are. And what's going to be in the fridge?
Tobler, what's in the fridge, mate? Four Pines Japanese Lager. All right? It's the only way to wash down a grand final, the only way to celebrate one, and the only way to make sure that the day is... As good as it can be. Like, I don't want to offend our guest, Tom, by rolling out mid-tier stuff.
No, of course not. And we wouldn't. So that's why we're only doing the best. Four-punch Japanese lager. Make smart decisions. You are listening to the Hello Sport Podcast. What is up, punters and dribblers? Welcome back to the Hello Sport Podcast. Home of unqualified opinion and unwavering bias. Goodness gracious me, rugby league. I mean rugby league, ladies and gentlemen. Can we just take a moment for rugby league? Drink it in. Oh, drink it in.
Drink it in. Drink it in. Have a big old rugby league slurp of it. Just guzzle it down. Have a big old slurp. Oh, it's good. Oh, it's good. It's good.
How does the hosts transition into the rugby‑league grand‑final discussion?
The rugby leagues give us from time to time. They do. They do. Listen. They gave us. The people need one. Yeah. They need a big old slurp. You're never sure, right? You're never sure until the gift's given, how pure it's going to be. Like the Knights winning yesterday felt better. that I could have possibly predicted for some reason.
It's like when you get there, you're like, oh. I went through a few, you know, like we've been saying over the last couple of weeks where it's like since our teams have been out, we've been bandwagoning. Yeah. And we've sort of been like sometimes you don't know who you're actually truly going for until the game starts. That's right. I felt myself pretty even keeled about both. It was only once – they fucking snap Cleary's leg and then Phoenix goes off and they're a man down and then they lose, they lose Blaze and everything. Like they just, it was just, but once Cleary's like out of the grand final, I'm like, I just, there's no way they're going to win Penrith, the grand final. So for them to make it against a depleted night, like a night side with a man off the field, and then they're going to go in the grand final.
They're just going to lose like, and no disrespect to Jack Cogger and Jack Cole. I believe the two Jacks are they?
Yeah.
Jack squared. Jack squared. Like what you got to see was a little insight into what was going to happen in the, on the, on the biggest stage in rugby league. And I think that we're all better for not having that.
Yeah.
Mate, the moment the whistle blew, I was like, oh, I'm going for the Knights. There you go. There
you go. Once they came out in the second half when everyone thought it was done and scored two, you're like, oh, my giddy aunt. They might be able to do this thing. And I was saying to one or two or someone in here before we kicked off in the green room, but I was like, there's only a very few sporting moments where that have fully got my entire household screaming. And it was me and my wife and daughter sitting on the couch and when Sandon, friend of the show, Smith, took that intercept late where you go, oh, it's done, we were losing it. My mother-in-law had to come out and go, what's going on? Is someone injured? See, that's what I'm talking about. The crowd? It's just pure. The newie faithful? Oh, mate.
The newie faithful. Oh, mate. It's Matty crying. It's Joey crying. It's Ponga crying. It's the litany of dribblers that have sent in photos of either themselves, videos of themselves crying, vomiting, falling over, jumping up and down, taking your shirt off. Like the Knights traveling down on buses. There being some train derail. All the things Matty spoke about as he was tearing up.
Well, mate, because there was like I saw footage on Instagram yesterday. It was early in the day and all these people at the train station because something had happened. Like when a freight train had fucking gotten in the way or something
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening toast and why is Four Pines Japanese Lager mentioned?
0:00–1:18
2
How does the hosts transition into the rugby‑league grand‑final discussion?
1:18–6:15
3
What injury details are shared about Nathan Cleary’s broken leg and other player injuries?
6:15–15:48
4
How do the hosts promote the Neds grand‑final betting pot and the pipe‑maintenance PSA?
15:48–59:48
5
What is “Wolfie Time” and why is it controversial in AFL?
59:48–1:15:16
6
How did the Wallabies clinch their win and when is their next match?
1:15:16–1:24:05
7
Why are the hosts debating celebrity‑inspired haircuts and salon stories?
1:24:05–1:51:32
8
Which Premier League clubs remain in the hunt and how will the final team be selected?
1:51:32–2:01:10