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Welcome to Triple M NRL Daily here on your Tuesday, which means the journos are into legends of the world of rugby league journalism. David Riccio and Brett Reid from Code Sports. Good to be here, Charlie. The weeks are just flying in rugby league. Aren't they warm?
Are we round 20?
Round 20, yeah. Wow. It's a marathon.
Origin's over, thank God.
Yeah, now we get that routine, don't we? My simple mind likes the structure that we get through. Thursday night footy, two Friday games, three Saturday games, two Sunday games. Normality. Normality returns, Charlie. It's great to be here with the bloke that doesn't understand origin. How good is it? You haven't heard of Charlie? No, you. You do not get origin. Yeah, please. Away we go. Let's go to the stats, shall we? What about on this show last week, Dave, he said, and I'll quote him, I will never apologise to Laurie Daly. And on Thursday or Friday, whenever it came out, I'm looking at, just scrolling on Instagram and I see this headline, Queensland great apologises to Laurie Daly.
Queensland great, what about that? But that is your problem, Charlie. You only read the headline. You didn't read the story. And the story was like, there was no apology, mate. There was no apology, no saying sorry. Nothing to apologise for. It's origin. It's banter. It's part of the cut and thrust of origin, mate.
I agree with you wholeheartedly. I agree with you. But I'm with you. I don't think you need to apologize. It's a bit of fun.
I didn't apologize, Charlie.
Yeah. And I won't. But your company made it seem like you did.
But I got the headline changed.
Yeah, okay. To reflect the story.
Once it went online, how long was it up for? It was up for a little while, yeah, a few hours. Was it too little too late maybe? No. It seems like a lot of people have already read that. Some people have only looked at the headline and not read the story, and that's the problem. A lot of people do that, Charlie.
If you look at your clicks. That's ignorant, can I say. If you look at your clicks, are the first few hours the biggest and then it drops off a little bit? Hence why it took a bit of time to get it changed. But it was good fun, mate. It was all good fun.
Yeah, it's all a bit of fun, mate. It's origin, man.
You and Bulldog had a little.
What about him saying it was personal? He called the Queensland team the worst team of all time a few years ago. How personal is that? Come on, doggy.
Well, is that personal or banter? You're saying it's all right for banter?
I think it's banter. But if you're going to go down the personal laneway, right, you could argue that's personal. Yeah. But I think it's all origin banter.
I didn't realize you were part of the group that was criticizing Nathan Cleary as well. I found that out on 360 last night.
No, I never criticized him. This is rubbish. I've said over and over again, he's the best player in the game by constantly I've said that, by length of a straight. What I've said is he needed to dominate origin. And I'm not the only one who said that.
Yeah, no, I don't disagree with that.
People like Andrew Johns said that.
He's got as many man of the matches now as Andrew Johns and Peter Sterling, four man of the matches.
But he never won a decider.
A decider. Yeah, he hadn't won a decider. But he's still, like, there was talk, I think, Paul Crawley.
I didn't think he was an origin great until this week. Yeah. I didn't think he was. No. Now he is. He's still young, though.
He's really young.
He's got five years. Well, Crawls wanted to get rid of him. Crawls wanted to drop him. Yeah, that's the thing. Crawls was really just thinking if they lost.
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Chapters
5 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–7:49
2
What’s the breaking news about Jarome Luai and the Tigers' decision?
7:49–11:47
3
Why did the Tigers include exit clauses in Luai’s contract and what went wrong?
11:47–27:12
4
How will Luai’s departure affect the Tigers’ finals chances and salary cap plans?
27:12–33:38
5
Which clubs are linked to Luai and could Rugby Australia or the Eels sign him?
33:38–46:03
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