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Greg Martin - ex-Wallabies fullback and current Triple M breakfast radio host in Brisbane - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport as he does every week. Two simple-minded, middle-aged men talking about MEN'S things that MATTER. This week, Marto and Marty discuss the importance of Anzac Day and how lost it is on the modern generation, NRL and Super Rugby Pacific matches on this weekend, and more.

On today's podcast, It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin looks ahead to a big Anzac Day and weekend in sport, with a plate chock-full of delicious helpings such as the NRL and Super Rugby Pacific, and a couple of Anzac biscuits to munch on for dessert. First off, Devlin delivers a sermon questioning where all the money from NRL Anzac Day jersey sales go? Do the likes of veterans charities and RSA's benefit most? And if not, shouldn't they?

Devlin also delves into the importance of Anzac Day for Australia and New Zealand with Triple M breakfast radio host and former Wallabies fullback Greg Martin. Marty and Marto also chat a bit of rugby and league.

As well as that, Warriors commentator Glen Larmer and The Warriorholic Zane Inglis discuss the news that Jett Cleary - younger brother of Nathan and son of Ivan - is joining the Warriors on a three-year deal from 2025 onwards. Does this mean Jett is the halfback of the future with Shaun Johnson's career likely coming to an end in the next few years? Miles Davis chats about Arsenal-Chelsea and VAR, Highlanders coach Clarke Dermody looks ahead to their clash with the Western Force this weekend, and former Wellington Phoenix coach Ricki Herbert talks all about his former side's success this A-League season as the postseason approaches. All that and much more!

Veteran radio host and sports broadcaster Miles Davis joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, talking all things New Zealand sport ahead of a big Anzac Day and weekend. Davis and Devlin dedicate most of their time talking football, including Arsenal's 5-0 hammering of Chelsea and the VAR controversy in the Premier League and FA Cup earlier in the week. They also discuss Jett Cleary signing with the Warriors, the Wellington Phoenix's chances at lifting the Premiers Plate in the A-League, and more.

It's tiiiiime! Mark 'Watto' Watson and It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin are fired up and ready for episode 80 of the ATM (Apologise to Me!) podcast, where they tackle a handful of sporting topics and debate extensively. This week, Watto and Marty discuss whether or not the Crusaders should move on from coach Rob Penney, the Warriors' defeat to the Dragons and how concerning it is, Sky's poor selection of sports viewing options, and more.

On today's podcast, It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin ploughs through a slow news day with a couple of opinion pieces and a handful of big-name guests joining the show. First off, Devlin delivers a sermon on the Warriors and their slight dip in form lately. How important is Anzac Day's clash with the Gold Coast Titans? Should alarm bells be rung if the Warriors can't beat the winless Gold Coast?

Then, Devlin chats to motorsport legend Greg Murphy about the Taupō Supercars round just been and if it was a success, Chiefs star Shaun Stevenson recaps their start to the Super Rugby Pacific season, Mark 'Watto' Watson weighs in on coach Rob Penney and whether or not the Crusaders should consider moving on from him, and Matt Gunn is positive about his Bulldogs, Highlanders, and the Warriors.

As well as that, Devlin and producer Lachlan Waugh chat rugby, NRL, NBA, dating, reality television and more on What Has More Chance Of Happening and the Tight 5. All that and much more!

Kiwi motorsport legend Greg Murphy joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, recapping the first-ever Taupō Supercars event over the weekend. The touring car series returned to New Zealand after a one-year absence, making its debut at the North Island circuit with Brad Jones Racing's Andre Heimgartner (also a Kiwi) and Triple Eight's Will Brown the race winners. Murphy talks about how the track compares to the Pukekohe circuit the series used to race at, what it's like racing in wet weather, and much more.