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RICHIE MO'UNGA NAMED In All Blacks STARTING XV + The NFL Hits MELBOURNE | The Agenda Podcast
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Richie Mo'unga has been named in the All Blacks Test starting XV, the arc that The Agenda boys have been tracking for weeks reaches its peak moment. The NFL is heading to Melbourne with ticket prices that will genuinely blow your mind. And Super Rugby's Super Round has been announced, but why are the games so underwhelming?
James McOnie joins Tony Lyall and ACC Head G Lane for a genuinely varied Agenda, opening with a personal reflection on a significant historical date, before digging into Mo'unga's starting XV selection (and what it means for the incumbent), reflecting on the NFL Melbourne announcement and the eye-watering ticket prices, and unpacking why Super Rugby's Super Round announcement has landed with less impact than expected.
Plus Yours Please, where listeners deliver their hot takes and Mashie finally gets some love.
🕐 TIMESTAMPS
00:00 — A personal reflection on a significant historical date
12:20 — Richie Mo'unga named in All Blacks starting XV
23:20 — NFL hits Melbourne: mind-blowing ticket prices
30:40 — Super Rugby's Super Round: why are the games underwhelming?
42:35 — Yours Please: listener hot takes + finally some love for Mashie
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