Warriors Weigh Metcalf Future, Bulldogs Pressure Builds & Storm Slide | Kenty Blitz EP152

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Unknown 0:01
G'day and welcome to Kenti Blitz, your daily hit of NRL news. And Kenti, I just wanted to shout out to a gentleman I just saw on the street, Dave Brown from Queensland.

What are the current challenges facing the Bulldogs?

Unknown 0:11
I said he's a big fan of yours, watches every show. So g'day Dave. He also has the Roosters from the great Dave Brown from the Roosters.
Paul Kent 0:19
Dave Brown holds the try scoring record for a season, 38 tries in a season. That's the one Milky Jenkins has got in his sights. In a season for try scoring records, that's the other one that they've got.

What does Luke Metcalf's future look like at the Warriors?

Paul Kent 0:31
I think he played 14 or 15 games back then, that Dave Brown. That was 1938. There you go. There you go. He used to score.

How is Pezet's future impacting the Roosters?

Paul Kent 0:39
He used to run to the defensive line, throw the ball up in the air, run through, catch it. That's how he... Like he used to at school. Well, they barred it. They barred it because of him doing that. Yeah, okay. Dave Brown, yeah.

What decisions were made regarding the referees this week?

Paul Kent 0:51
Pretty common name, though, of course. Yeah, yeah. It used to be Dave Brown played front row for Manly. Went on the... Oh, no, he didn't go on the kangaroo tour of the 82s team. He... famous story, I don't know if I should tell this one. He was picked to go on the 82, I think it was the 82 kangaroos.

What changes are happening within the Roosters' roster?

Paul Kent 1:12
And, uh, but as, as everybody does, he was, uh, he was betrothed. He was engaged to get married and, It was in love. In love. The wedding was planned for the end of the season after football season. And it was planned with no expectation of making the kangaroo tour.

Can the Panthers dynasty survive another talent raid?

Paul Kent 1:30
So when he was picked to make the kangaroo tour, he had to make a decision. Does he go on the tour or does he stay home and get married? And it was a very short conversation with his wife. uh wife or fiance at the time um so he missed the kangaroo tour got married and uh how he and his ex-wife now feel about that fair dinkum yeah so he did i don't think he ever played for australia either so that was his opportunities uh poor bugger That's a brutal story. You know what they say, it's a cruel game. Yeah.

What are the implications of the Storm's recent performance?

Paul Kent 2:03
It's a cruel game sometimes. Yeah, that's brutal. Yeah, he knocked back the kangaroo tour, which would have been – he would still be dining on that. The highlight. The highlight of – yeah, okay. But anyway, not to worry.
Unknown 2:14
Very good. I will shout out to Dave if you're watching. The other day.
Paul Kent 2:16
Three days now.
Unknown 2:17
Three days. I don't know. I want to talk to you about the Bulldogs, Kenti, because obviously there's been a lot of talk for the last kind of four to six weeks about the Bulldogs and a lot of kind of – different angles in the media and by fans about what's going wrong and what they can do. And the teams get named a couple of days ago and there's no changes, really. You know, Crichton's still at centre. Bailey Haywood's still at nine.
Paul Kent 2:43
Yeah, and that's upset a lot of Dogs fans. That's interesting was what I look at the – Bulldogs, right? And I remember just only a matter of, it would have been two or three weeks ago. Fugle wasn't talking about the Bulldogs. He was talking about St. George, Illawarra at the time. And he's talking about how losing becomes infectious. And it spreads through a club. And he said you can feel it not only in the football department, in the team, he said, but you can feel it in the marketing department, the advertising department. He said it just filters through everywhere. And everybody walks around on eggshells because there's just that vibe within the club. Well, the Bulldogs are fast heading there, given how they're going.
Paul Kent 3:28
They are really struggling at the moment. Gould has gone quiet himself recently. from a public point of view. He's not anywhere near as active, I'm led to believe, on Twitter and X or whatever it's called now. And the dogs are clearly having problems fixing their situation. And what I find fascinating about it, this is the first time it's really, I think Cameron Serraldo has sat down as a head coach, certainly in the NRL level, and thought, what I'm doing is not working. He's tried different things. Other than that, you know wholesale changes of the of the starting team he's tried different things and he's he's tinkered here and there and it's not working uh the club is clearly down confidence and now all the advice is coming in and he said on the weekend he said the one thing we've got to do is make sure that we only listen to what's being said within our four walls

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