Broncos Stun Penrith! Post Match Interviews With Haas, Reynolds & Walsh | Broncos Clubcast
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He's over! This is... What a try! The Broncos Clubcast. The Broncos season is still alive. Let's head straight to the sideline post-match on Triple M footy with Payne Haas. Three years with Payne Haas. Payne, that's an unbelievable win with your season on the line.
How do you sum it up? Yeah, no, we do, yeah, still die from now on. So everyone was up for this. If you couldn't get up for this, then maybe we'll nullify the season. But, yeah, very happy with the result tonight and we'll keep on moving forward now. What's the belief like, Payne? Because a lot of people have written you guys off. What's the belief like within your four walls at the moment?
How did Payne Haas describe the Broncos' season-resetting win vs Penrith?
Oh, it's hard, mate. If you come to training every week, the belief is still there. We know we've got the team. It's the first time we've played together since basically round two, so obviously playing together tonight, it's very special and it's always fun.
We saw Reece Walsh. We've seen him do some great things in his career already.
That kick with everyone giving it to him, he loves that moment, right? 100%. He's made for the moment. He's a special player, Walsh, and grateful we've got him in our team. And what about you and Liam Henry? You went out there a bit early. You seem to enjoy that. No, it's good. That's what being a front row is. I said four battles, personal battles. And, you know, it was a personal game tonight. So it's going to be personal from now on. And we'll be looking to keep on getting results.
How are you feeling playing? Obviously a big Origin Series.
What did Payne Haas say about belief, fitness and his Origin recovery?
Great win for New South Wales. I hate to say it, but a great win for New South Wales.
How's your body and how are you feeling mentally? No, I'm feeling good. It helps getting the win in origin, so it makes it a bit easier. But, yeah, my body's feeling good. The props have been real good to me during the origin period, so I'm just looking to finish strong now. Thanks, Payne. Well done, mate. Thank you.
Next up, the man who lives for the moment, Reece Walsh, mic'd up. Let's go down to Brent Reid, who is with Reece Walsh. Reece, I said to the other boys, Payne, a remarkable win given the circumstances. How do you sort of sum that up?
Yeah, just that belief, mate. It's been a while since we've had a tough 4-win, and I was really proud of the boys' efforts tonight. Yeah, I feel like from the start of that game, we were probably pretty low on confidence, but it grew through that second half. Yeah, just really proud, man, to be honest. Yeah, really proud.
I mean, obviously, you come up with a big clutch moment to set up Carapani, then the kick for goal, everyone's giving it to you. You seem to love those moments. I mean, you never look like missing that kick.
Wow.
Yeah, man, those are the ones you dream of. You know, those times as a young kid down at, you know, my local club, just trying to kick those goals. And, you know, you want those moments. And, yeah, that's just something I fucking, oh, shit, sorry. That's, yeah, just something I really want to go after and, you know, keep playing my part.
Rich, how do you look at the next two months or so? I mean, we've got six, seven games left. You've got to win them all. How do you, what's your view of it? Is it possible?
It's really tough, mate. Really tough. But, you know, there's a thousand different ways, you know, paths up the mountain, mate, but there's only one view. So, you know, our journey might be different. Our path might be different. It's a challenge that, you know, I know us as a team, us as a club, you know, we're going to embrace it. We're going to take it head on. And, you know, I'm excited for what's ahead, man.
Cool. Thanks, Rich. Well done, mate.
Thank you.
Now the skipper, Adam Reynolds, still catching his breath. Let's go down to you, Reedy, once again with Adam Reynolds. Adam, I said the pain. I mean, it's a great win given the circumstances, obviously with the season on the line. How do you encapsulate it? Yeah, extremely proud of the group tonight. Obviously, Penrith are a great side, the benchmark for this season.
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Chapters
7 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02β0:43
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How did Payne Haas describe the Broncos' season-resetting win vs Penrith?
0:43β1:24
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What did Payne Haas say about belief, fitness and his Origin recovery?
1:24β4:38
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How did Reece Walsh describe his match-winning play and confidence shift?
4:38β7:50
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What did Reece Walsh say about the Broncosβ path to winning the remaining games?
7:50β9:19
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How did Adam Reynolds characterise beating Penrith and the teamβs belief?
9:19β14:14
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What tactical moments and match highlights did the hosts recap after the final whistle?
14:14β17:22
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