Sixes & Sevens
Sixes & Sevens
Podcast Description
Former teammates and Rugby League scallywags Todd Carney & Mitchell Pearce get together to talk about the game they dominated for over a decade - Rugby League. Twice a week they sit down to preview and review the week's action. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast focuses on Rugby League, with specific themes including team previews, weekly match reviews, and player performances. For instance, recent episodes have covered team previews for the Broncos, Roosters, Panthers, Bulldogs, Tigers, Rabbitohs, Eels, and Sharks, providing detailed insights into each team's prospects.
Former teammates and Rugby League scallywags Todd Carney & Mitchell Pearce get together to talk about the game they dominated for over a decade – Rugby League. Twice a week they sit down to preview and review the week’s action.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The 2025 decider belonged to one man, Reece Walsh. The boys break down one of the greatest grand final performances ever as Walsh torched Melbourne and Ezra Mam played the mental game to perfection. Mitch reckons it’s the best 80 minutes he’s ever seen, while the Storm halves put on a clinic despite late errors from Papenhuyzen. From the chip on Walsh’s shoulder to Shibba’s double and the post-match chaos, it’s all here.
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