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NRL prop offered to clubs, why Super League should go back to 12 teams & overseas coaches RANKED!
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It's a new Sin Bin Sessions, and there's a lot of transfer chatter this week.
Meg & Matt reveal the second NRL player Leeds Rhinos are going to sign, and it's someone who has won it all.
There's news of a St Helens player being offered to clubs, three Super League clubs lining up a New Zealand and Samoa international, plus some mail on the RFL's next CEO.
Beyond that, they argue over who is Super League's best overseas coach ever, and Meg is adamant Super League should go back to 12 teams next year.
They also take your comments on the England squad debate!
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00:00 Praise for Wakey!
02:26 Matt's early Grand Final prediction
05:31 The mess that is Huddersfield Giants
09:01 Leeds Rhinos transfer exclusive!
12:27 St Helens forward offered to clubs
16:30 Assistant coach merry-go-round
20:37 NRL prop on the transfer market
24:05 Ranking Super League's greatest ever Super League coaches
35:05 Hull KR's new head coach
36:55 Who will be RFL CEO?
38:39 Super League back to 12 teams, and which three teams should be chopped!
46:28 Slating our England squad selections
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