The Fan Roundtable #6 - Broncos Woes, Tigers Rollercoaster Season & Parra's Luai Gamble!
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This podcast is brought to you by our good friends at Labrokes. Charlie, I'm just having a look here at the premiership market, but not just that. To make or miss the top eight, this is where I think you can get some serious, serious value. Teams like the Manly Seagulls at $2.50 to make the top four. Newcastle, $3 to make the top four. What about this? On the top eight, to make the top eight, if you fancy the Bulldogs, $6.50 just to make it to finals. And what about this? Don't waste your money, listeners. The Wests Tigers. You know what they're paying on Labrokes? To make the eight, not to make the four, just to play finals. What is it, Jimmy? Remarkably, Charlie, they're at $5.50. I know a lot of people are saying, oh, they're going to play finals football.
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You can get great offers like this at your nearest participating Hyundai dealer today. Hello and welcome everybody to the Fan Round Table, brought to you by The Buy Round. We have Lockie Pringle in representing the West Tigers, host of The Playing and Simple. Also, we have Overrated Vic representing the Eels and my new best friend. I'm going to have to restrain myself from steering the conversation away from some food questions. Social media food superstar Isaac eats a lot representing the Broncos. Now the banter has already begun and I know that this is the first time that I have spoken since England have gone out of the World Cup. We do have a third and fourth place qualifier. I have been inundated with people giving me stick and banter and my response to them, I would just like to remind them that if it wasn't for us, you would be speaking German.
So let's move on. Thank you for that.
We're stuck in to the NRL. Locky. Well, German's a tough language to speak. So thank you. Yeah. I've been to Germany and it's not, it's actually true. So thanks for your service. Thanks for your service. I much prefer to be speaking English.
Thanks for my grandfather. Mine has gone to pork knuckle though and German beer.
Rugby league might not have had as much of an impact going, you know, the Germans aren't huge on rugby league as far as I'm aware. It's true.
No, they're not. And we are going to talk all things NRL, go through each club, but also some exciting news with the new TV deal and what it could mean for content creators. We'll get to that in a moment. But we're going to come off the top with the Tigers.
What? That would never happen.
I mentioned this yesterday for an England fan it's the hope that kills you and for Tigers fans for a long time they haven't had hope I think Jerome bought that they've certainly improved but this situation has gone south and gone south quickly
It's definitely the hope that kills you. Yeah, and it's the sort of thing where I was really afraid to get excited. When Jerome came to the club, going into this year, sort of having a team that had played together already for a year was very hopeful, especially at the start of this year with the results. Like, regardless of the Jerome stuff, which is obviously what we're going to talk about, but even just the way that results have slid...
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–15:36
2
How did the Wests Tigers respond to Jerome Luai leaving and what went wrong after their early-season promise?
15:36–33:36
3
Why did Parramatta sign Jarome Luai and how will he fit with Mitchell Moses and the club's juniors?
33:36–39:22
4
What financial and roster questions surround Luai's short-term deal and is $700k good value for Parramatta?
39:22–1:18:56
Speakers
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