Show Notes
The Group Chat is back after a two-week break. Charlie is in the UK, and Courtney steps in for the absent Archie.
How early is too early for a beer while watching sport? Charlie is loving watching the football, especially Arsenal at an appropriate time.
With the Wahs on a bye, Charlie and Courtney had to get creative with the Group Chat GOTW - The 16th place Storm as favourites against the 5th placed Tigers.
Charlie has a challenge for Courtney and her points-scoring knowledge in the 2026 NRL season.
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