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Did The REFS Rob The Warriors Against The Panthers? + Dragons Finally Win | Mad Monday Podcast
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Did The REFS Rob The Warriors Against The Panthers? + Dragons Finally Win | Mad Monday Podcast
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Did the Warriors get robbed? Should Warriors fans actually be happy with a close loss to the Panthers? Or did the Wahs lose their mental edge in a game they should have won?
Izaak Selesele and Manaia Stewart are joined by Sydney Rugby League Correspondent Joel Harrison, aka The Notorious Pantsman, to break down the Warriors vs Panthers result that felt very much like a Grand Final preview, including the refereeing and Bunker calls that have Warriors fans furious.
Plus: the Dragons finally win one, Fozball gets a contract extension at the Sea Eagles, the buzz around a new NRL broadcast deal, and a Parramatta fan gets banned by the club.
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00:30 — Warriors vs Panthers Grand Final preview + did the refs rob the Wahs?
10:30 — NRL talking points: Dragons win, Fozball extension, broadcast deal buzz & Eels fan banned
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