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Chapter 1: What controversial coaching decisions are discussed in the episode?
This is a podcast from Rover. The Morning Rumble podcast with the all new skip button. Perfect for Bryce's interview questions. Preach, he brings us his fist. You'll be at Eden Park next year, Preach. Absolutely, and hopefully it's not at the ungodly time of 10pm. It'll be 9pm, I think I read, eh? I think it's going to be, they're going to sort of meet in the middle, am I right?
You're right, because of Eden Park residents and the rules around having things at Eden Park. So, Producer Preach, you went to the Grey Lanari Say last night to watch it. How did it go? Well, the game itself, we didn't really have to cover that much. Basically, Queensland were the better team. We need to sack Laurie Daly as the coach of New South Wales. I'm calling for heads.
Chapter 2: What exciting news is shared about bald men?
This is a big difference to yesterday. What a turnaround, Creech, after this emphatic victory last night. Count it down as Ethan Strange runs and offloads.
Chapter 3: How are predictions made for Super Rugby matches?
That will bring it to a conclusion. The series is locked at one all. Bring on Suncorp. Mate, I saw about the first 15, 20 minutes, and I went to bed going, oh, well, next year for Queensland. Like, New South Wales looked dominant. Yeah. What happened? They opened up pretty strong, and then after halftime, Billy Slater must have given a rousing speech. Was he playing? Well, he still could.
And he's inspirational, whereas Laurie Daly, I reckon, kind of looks like a vulture. And I feel like, you know, he just feeds off the dead bodies, you know? And that's what he did when, in game one, he fed on the fact that Queensland only had...
Chapter 4: What are the mood killers mentioned in the bedroom?
12 people on the field. And that's how New South Wales won. That's why I'll admit it. I'll say that as a New South Wales fan.
Chapter 5: What shocking stories about kids are shared?
We won game one because of that unfair advantage. In game two, we got our asses handed to us. And now I need New South Wales to look in the mirror and say, where is it? Where's the passion? Where is the love for my state?
Chapter 6: What humorous anecdotes about coaching styles are discussed?
Why am I not playing good? You know what I'm saying? NSW, does that stand for New South Wales or does that stand for no spirit whatsoever? Aren't you from Taranaki? Yes. But I've been to Sydney twice. That's east of Sydney. Yeah, exactly. Taranaki is the Sydney of the North Island. That's what I've heard.
Chapter 7: How does the episode explore the theme of baldness and self-acceptance?
But anyway, Laurie Daly needs to get set. I don't know what is going on. Why is the most damaging second rower in the competition... Not playing. Am I getting faded? Great first bridge. Bring on game three. Are we going to play any highlights? I was waiting for him to bring them in. Let's play some highlights.
Chapter 8: What final thoughts are shared about the future of rugby?
Bring back radio sports. Oh yeah. Yeah. Started well. It was that stage, actually, where me and Lorna, this lovely lady I just met at the RSC Grey Lynn. Do you say her name Lorna? Do you say her name Lorna? Yeah, Lorna. That's where her and I were giving it to the Queensland fans in the smokers area. I don't know why I was sitting there. But we were absolutely giving it to them.
But that was really the only highlight because then, yeah, the rest were all Queensland tries. Yeah, levelling it up. Queensland just looked so much better. They deserve that victory. And now we get what we all want. A decider. Three weeks from now. Well, you know, to be honest, I'm kind of annoyed because I need to have to stay awake again. I'm so tired right now. What's coming up on days?
We've got the KFC lunch shout from 12 to 1. But yeah, shout out to my girl Lorna. Thanks, Grace. Creatures are shambles. He wants coaches fired. We're going to head back, actually, to this day, Morning Rumble History 2021. Tough, brutal coaches. Tough coaches. Great coach story. Maybe we've found the coach for New South Wales that Creatures are looking for. Oh, you're right, actually.
That's next. Today in Rumble History. And I mean, I like to look back in history sometimes. Yesterday we were able to celebrate you, Rog. 34 years. Thank you for that too. Your anniversary here at The Rock. We put that up online. A lot of love. As there should be. As there should be, as you'd hope. Thousands of likes. Lots of great comments.
That must have been a nice arvo for you to look through those comments at some point. I'd like to thank all those who left comments and liked. It was unbelievable. Very nice to read those. So thank you very much. Thank you very much for that. So that was a positive day in history. And then today, Creech, who's dishevelled a mess. He's upset. His team, New South Wales, that he stayed up for.
Have they not gone well? No, they haven't. And he wants his coach gone, Laurie Daly. Of course, yeah. This day in history, we were talking great coaches with unorthodox methods. Have a listen to this one. So your Mad Dog coach, 12- and 13-year-old rugby team, what did he do? If a couple of the boys didn't make weight, he'd take them on what he likes to call a bit of a weight loss camp.
When they went to bed, they'd have to get wrapped up in Lad Wrap and sleep in sleeping bags. And most of their meals consisted of mandarins and leftover noodle juice, no noodles. And that's not funny. That's like, those poor kids. What sort of weight grade was it at 12, 13? Were they playing like under 65s or something like that? Yeah, I think it was 65s. Yeah.
So they had to try and sweat it all out in a sleeping bag in Gladrath. I mean, they should have just gone to 75s. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. Oh, man. Oh, man. That's quitting. That's quitting. That's quitting. Noodle juice. That can't be any. That can't be. Is that being used purely as a laxative effect on the high vitamin C of the mandarin? It must be, eh? Just sweat it out.
We're having a kid in Gladrack. Gladrack is sleeping back. Oh, that would read poorly today. At least let me have... Oh, would it what? And as it should, Rog. At least let me have me arms. I'm glad I brought me arms to me body. Please, coach. I guess you're trying to go to the loo at night. Out of beer. How's rugby, boy? Oh, not that good, Dad. I don't really enjoy it. One of the greats.
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