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Welcome to Chiming In! Renowned player manager, Steve 'Chimes' Gillis interviews some of the most interesting people in Rugby League. From world class players and ex-players to sports doctors and administrators, ALL deliver a great story. Sit back and enjoy the listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 8 HR AGO

    Eddie Jones. Regrets, sackings, Union to League converts & the 2023 World Cup loss

    Eddie Jones is one of the most polarising coaches world rugby. He has been head coach of three international rugby union teams - Australia, England and Japan. It’s a unique notch in his belt. But it’s his love for rugby league which often catches people by surprise. Growing up in La Perouse, Jones was an avid South Sydney Rabbitohs supporter and played rugby league as a youngster. One season as a kid, Jones went and watched every Souths game - home and away. And while a switch of codes took him to greatness and world recognition, Jones today remains engrossed in the NRL and his love and passion for the game have never wained. In this episode of Chiming In, Jones gives us an exclusive insight into why he remains an avid NRL fan. He shares with us his top five rugby league stars who would make it in rugby and also tips us a couple of rugby stars who could just as easily switch to the NRL. Jones also confirms how he still harbours a dream to be involved in the NRL either as a coach of Club administrator before he retires from sport. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 00:04 - Highlights 02:10 - Growing up with League 04:25 - Randwick Rugby 05:20 - Getting into coaching 06:40 - HC at 3 different nations 08:57 - Top 5 NRL to Union players 12:22 - Top 5 Union to League players 15:49 - What rugby has that league doesn't 19:19 - R360 21:02 - Zac Lomax 23:10 - Rugby in Japan 28:56 - Wallabies in 2026 32:45 - Money in Union 34:03 - Wallabies 2023 'mistake' 38:05 - Coaching NRL 43:39 - Coaching England 46:20 - Ball in play in NRL & Union 49:29 - League vs Union refs 50:28 - Being a teacher 52:50 - Japan retirement 53:39 - Sacking from Wallabies 57:10 - Joey Johns to Union Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1hr 3min

  2. 16 APR

    One Hit Wonders! Celebrating players who hit 1 NRL, 1 Origin, and 1 Test game!

    Every youngster who laces a boot, dreams of debuting in the NRL and forging a career in the big time. While so many fail to make the cut, there is an incredible amount of players who debuted yet only ever play just ONE game. South Sydney’s Mick Bernie is one such player but he wouldn’t swap his moment for anything. And while Michael Buettner boats a truckload of NRL appearances, he too fits the one game wonder category after making one-off appearances for NSW and Australia. With the help of masterful statistician David Middleton, this episode of Chiming In takes you inside the world of the one game wonders. Hear how Berne remembers his debut as one of the best days of his life while Buettner still proudly showcases the jumpers and memories which can never be erased. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 00:04 - Highlights 01:37 – David intro 02:58 – David’s books 04:03 – How stats have changed 05:43 – One NRL game players 10:03 – Median number for NRL players 11:30 – Cam Smith’s record 12:58 – “New” stats to the game 14:59 – Mick Byrne intro 16:11 – Hearing “you’re in” 19:32 – The big game 26:18 – David's stats on Origin 30:37 – Cam Smith dominance 33:55 – Origin stats are different 36:42 – Michael Beuttner intro 38:49 – “Cattle Dog” call 44:19 – North Sydney Bears memories 47:11 – David on Test footy 50:17 – One Test players 54:34 – Michael Buettner on his one Test Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1hr 4min

  3. 9 APR

    Harry Grant. Trouble at the Storm, time at Tigers, Golden Boot winner

    TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 00:04 - Highlights 04:20 - Fiji Flag   05:30 - Storm losing players   09:25 - Storm lost their bite?   11:42 - Golden Boot winner   15:02 - Injuries as a kid   21:52 - Tigers player swap   25:17 - Origin debut   26:43 - Best ever Hooker?   29:04 - Social media danger   31:05 - Craig Bellamy   33:45 - Storm army camp   38:53 - AFL vs NRL   40:30 - Captaincy   43:07 - Grand Finals   49:01 - Hobbies   54:47 - Advice for kids   56:05 - Rapid fire questions   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1hr 1min

  4. 2 APR

    Sean O'Sullivan. Injury horrors, jumping teams & new beginnings!

    Talented halfback Sean O’Sullivan fits the saying “rugby league journeyman” better than most. At just 27 years of age, O’Sullivan has played NRL for six clubs - Roosters, Broncos, Warriors, Panthers, Dolphins and now the Bulldogs. A hard working and skilful player, O’Sullivan has had to overcome multiple setbacks to make it to the top. O’Sullivan is the son of leading recruitment manager Peter O’Sullivan and has been around the game since he can remember. His knowledge is undeniable. His passion second to none. In this episode of Chiming In, O’Sullivan shares his childhood memories and how his dream of playing at the highest level came to fruition. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 00:04 - Highlights 01:14 – New Club 02:51 – Son of a RL recruiter 10:10 – Dad moves to Roosters 12:06 – Footy takes off 15:18 – Dark times through injury 17:02 – Elite schoolboy player 18:28 – Signing with Roosters 22:48 – Signing with Broncos 27:57 – Signing with Warriors 31:14 – Moving to Penrith 35:46 – Moving to Dolphins 44:11 – Bulldogs 52:17 – Studying MBA 57:57 – Sean’s family Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1 hr

  5. 26 MAR

    Kenny Callander. Placing bets for Packer, punting with Bob Hawke, and rugby league!

    Ken Callander is an Australian national treasure. The legendary media personality warmed the hearts of millions of Aussies while successfully forging a career in print, television and the radio industry. In this episode of Chiming In, Kenny shares some hilarious stories about his rise to fame from humble beginnings. Highly respected, innovative and with a wicked sense of humour, Kenny reflects on numerous short stories which will entertain you from start to finish. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 00:04 - Highlights 04:08 – First memories of the race track 04:53 – Start in media 11:39 – Married for 58 years 14:14 – Wide World of Sports 16:29 – Kerry Packer’s bookie 23:18 – The 12th Man 28:45 – Love for NRL 33:04 – Great mates with Ray Warren 36:50 – How bookmaking has changed 40:58 – Mateship with PVL 42:34 – Jockeys & Trainers 46:04 – Melbourne Cups 56:56 – Writing a book Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1hr 1min

  6. 19 MAR

    Max Jorgensen. Switch to NRL, Wallabies, Union/League bad blood | Chiming in EP035

    At just 21-years-old, Max Jorgensen has already played 20 Test matches for the Wallabies. Chased by NRL clubs, the talented youngster recently committed to Australian Rugby for five years. Only two players - Michael Hooper and Loti Tuqiri - have previously signed similar long term deals. Jorgensen’s decision to pledge his allegiance to rugby is just the beginning.  In the episode of Chiming in, Jorgensen talks about his love for the game, his desire to help Australian Rugby become super successful and the reason why he turned his back on rugby league. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 00:04 - Highlights 01:17 - 5 year deal 04:38 - Peter Jorgensen 05:38 - Back to the beginning 09:11 - Lure to rugby union 13:13 - Training with Roosters 17:18 - Wallabies in WC 20:07 - Injury woes 25:11 - Test debut 27:48 - Best coaches 29:39 - Code hoppers 32:45 - Try against England 42:54 - Shute Shield 44:01 - Playing NRL 45:42 - R360 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    51 min

  7. 12 MAR

    Cam McInnes. Tension at Bunnies, booted by Dragons & Leaving Sharks.

    Cam McInnes is a rugby league warrior. Often photographed at the end of a match will a bloody face and missing teeth, the NSW State of Origin representative concession 2026 will be his swan song at the club. And with a premiership window well and truly at Cronulla, McInnes is hoping to go out on a high. Soon to return from reconstructive knee surgery, McInnes speaks openly about the recovery process, his plans for the future and why this could be the Year of the Shark. He tells of his bumpy relationship with Russell Crow and how he was shown the door at his previous club St George Illawarra. McInnes explains his plans to play for another few seasons and shares his thoughts on what might be on offer. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 00:05 - Highlights 01:36 - Off contract at Sharks 04:00 - ACL injury update 07:24 - Signing with Perth Bears 12:02 - Inside word on PNG 16:14 - Cam's TED Talk 17:50 - Mum & dad school teachers 21:33 - Cam's tackle record 26:37 - Tension at Bunnies 34:23 - Booted by Dragons 45:41 - Moving to Sharks 48:05 - Fight with Russell Crowe 52:20 - Cam as a father 58:25 - Playing Origin Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1hr 1min

  8. 5 MAR

    Shane Richardson. The NRL heavyweight REVEALS ALL! | Chiming In EP036

    Shane Richardson stepped down at Wests Tigers CEO in December last year - just as the Club was finally finding its feet. There were fears the highly regarded league official might have been lost to the game forever. In this exclusive interview - his first since stepping aside - Richardson opens up on his love for the Tigers fanatical fans, his desire to get back into the game, why Benji Marshall is the right man to take the Club forward and why the NRL should buy the English Super League. He also shares his thoughts on the futures of Jerome Luai and Jahream Bula. It’s serious and at times hilarious and will leave you wanting more. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 02:58 - The day Richo resigned 04:04 - Benji as coach 05:09 - Jarome & Jahream 08:31 - Relationship with player agents 10:23 - Relationship with the media 14:11 - What is a 'good CEO'? 18:43 - Back to the beginning 27:05 - Sharks days 34:31 - Panthers days 37:52 - Rabbitohs days 43:29 - 201 Souths premiership 46:42 - Connection to Indigenous players 57:26 - Richo's future Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1 hr
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Welcome to Chiming In! Renowned player manager, Steve 'Chimes' Gillis interviews some of the most interesting people in Rugby League. From world class players and ex-players to sports doctors and administrators, ALL deliver a great story. Sit back and enjoy the listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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