Summary
Rugby League fans are buzzing as the World Cup progresses, with discussions centering around team performances and betting strategies. The hosts express mixed feelings about the Australian team's selections, particularly the decision to include Rhys Walsh over James Tedesco. Concerns arise about the Kangaroos' form, as they have struggled in their opening matches, leading to speculation about their chances in the knockout stages.
The conversation shifts to the upcoming matches, highlighting England's strong position against Papua New Guinea, with expectations of a significant victory. The hosts agree that England's forward pack will dominate, and they anticipate a high-scoring game. Meanwhile, New Zealand is favored to beat Fiji, although some believe Fiji could keep the score respectable based on past performances.
The most anticipated clash is between Tonga and Samoa, with the hosts divided on the outcome. While Tonga is seen as having a stronger forward pack, Samoa's halves are considered a potential advantage. The discussion concludes with various betting tips, emphasizing the unpredictability of the tournament and the excitement surrounding the upcoming matches.
Show Notes
Karl joins Paul back in studio with Teddy and Blake Ayshford joining from afar.
The Rugby League World Cup roll on into round three with the boys providing their previews.
After team list Tuesday, Teddy is rather unhappy with the Australian squad.
Finishing off, the group drafted NRL players to get as close to 300 career tries.
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