Chiming In - Steve Gillis, Player Manager

FanaticsTV
  • 0.0 (0)
  • SPORT
  • UPDATED WEEKLY

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. 2 DAYS AGO

    Bradley Clyde. Let's get ready to rumble | Chiming In EP030

    Brad Clyde can’t hide his excitement as his beloved Canberra Raiders storm towards their first premiership since 1994. The former champion lock forward knows better than most what it takes to win a competition. Rated as one of the best players of all time, Clyde burst onto the rugby league scene in the late 1980s before becoming a household name through the 1990s. He played in three grand finals and was awarded the Clive Churchill medal on two occasions. He played a key role in Canberra’s 1989 grand final win over Balmain - which is regarded by many as the greatest grand final of all time. In this episode of Chiming In, Clyde shares his thoughts on Canberra’s amazing charge to the top of the ladder this year and explains why his former team-mate Ricky Stuart was always going to become a super coach. He also talks about his amazing career and some of the incredible characters he met along the way. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 01:25 - Raiders in 2025 02:00 - 2 x Clive Churchill medalist 03:40 - Sam Backo passing 05:28 - Being a movie star 07:26 - Tina Turner advert 09:00 - Horse riding accident 11:20 - Early days & AFL 13:55 - First grade debut 18:50 - 1989 GF memories 22:16 - 1994 GF memories 25:25 - Comparing past & present Raiders 28:29 - Canberra creating Super Coaches 33:25 - Moving to Bulldogs 36:57 - New corporate role 41:07 - Captaincy for Raiders & Australia 44:47 - Family of League Foundation 49:10 - Concessions for one club players Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    53 min

  2. 30 AUG

    Bob McCarthy. 'I did it my way' | Chiming In EP029

    Bob McCarthy is considered one of the greatest rugby league players of all time. He’s captained Australia, won premierships for Souths and was made a Member of the British Empire for his services to the sport. In this episode of Chiming In, McCarthy shares stories of the Rabbitohs’ glory days where he played alongside greats like John Sattler, John O’Neill, Mike Cleary and Eric Simms. He also speaks openly about the day he and his wife Judy almost lost their lives in the Black Summer bushfires in 2020. A wonderful storyteller and an outstanding sportsman, McCarthy will entertain you about footy from yesteryear. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 03:11 - Back to the beginning 10:55 - 'Brutal game back then' 11:50 - South Sydney's mighty era 15:10 - Famous 1967 intercept 17:49 - Coached by Clive Churchill 19:50 - Rabbitohs super side 23:08 - 'Unlosable' 1969 GF 29:00 - John Sattler breaking his jaw 38:42 - Meeting Judy 40:15 - Huge losses in the fires 46:15 - Being sent off 52:18 - Coaching career 01:00:15 - Highlight of career Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 2m

  3. 24 AUG

    Todd Carney. Bad boy Toddy comes good | Chiming In EP028

    Todd Carney was once the undisputed Bad Boy of the NRL. Constantly in trouble with police, sacked by clubs and deregistered by the game - Carney struggled with an alcohol addiction and constantly found trouble. But things have changed. Two and a half years ago, the former Dally M Winner decided he needed help and checked himself into rehab in a desperate bid to save his relationship with partner Susie. Today Todd Carney is living a healthy and happy life - giving back to the game and helping others. In this episode of Chiming In, the former Canberra, Sydney Rooster and Cronulla star, shares his journey in a polarising discussion - leaving no stone unturned. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1 hr

  4. 16 AUG

    Jada Taylor. The NRLW's 'pocket rocket' | Chiming In EP027

    Jada Taylor announced herself to the rugby league world on June 23, 2022 when she ran from try line to try line to score a game breaking try for NSW against Queensland in an Under 19s match. If you haven’t seen it - you should google it. Millions of fans viewed the try both here and abroad - even movie star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson acknowledged her achievement. FanaticsTV viewers might have already met Jada Taylor on Kenty Blitz, Footy For Real or Fox Sports where she is making a name for herself as an emerging media talent. But who is this bubbly and energetic young lady who is regarded one of the most promising players in the NRLW. On this episode of Chiming In, Jada Taylor shares her story. You will be entertained from start to finish as she takes a light hearted look at her career and her plans for the future. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 02:09 - Jada's famous try 09:10 - Origin camp 10:29 - Female heroes in league 16:49 - Growing up with RL 26:43 - Working in the media 28:18 - Women going full time in RL 31:49 - Jada's numerous injuries 34:33 - Pregnancy & the professional game 40:32 - Playing rugby sevens 48:50 - Fast questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    57 min

  5. 9 AUG

    Tommy Herschell. Changing lives of young and grown alike | Chiming In EP026

    Tommy Herschell is fast becoming one of the best known names in Australian sport. And he hasn’t had to make a tackle, sink a putt or wield the willow to catch the headlines. The founder of a charity called Findyafeet - Tommy and his team run school, sporting and community based workshops for people young and old. It provides a platform for people to tell their story, the skills to own their stuff and the tools to shift culture that’s been holding them back from speaking up for far too long. Today rugby league stars Nico Hynes, Luke Lewis, Harry Grant, Sam Thaiday and Dale Finucane have all teamed with the charity to lend a hand. Other famous athletes including Matthew Hayden, Sam Riley, Mitch and Shaun Marsh, Ky Hurst, Geoff Huegill and many others have also joined the cause. This year Tommy has begun working with several NRL clubs and the results have been astounding. You will be motivated and moved by this episode of Chiming In which brings a different but emotional perspective to life. Hopefully Tommy’s message may help you as you travel life’s journey. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 01:22 - What is Find Ya Feet? 04:32 - Back story to struggles 13:49 - Find Ya Feet ambassadors 21:08 - Workshops at schools 25:16 - Old school teaching for the better 28:37 - Feedback from schools 31:01 - Partnering with Matthew Hayden 34:55 - Partnering with Mitch Marsh 39:22 - Holding on to pain & suffering 42:09 - Working in the rugby league space 45:13 - Best advice to someone who is struggling 49:11 - Grand plan for Find Ya Feet Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    58 min
  6. Bob Tate. Popular publican lifts lid on sports stars! | Chiming In EP025

    2 AUG

    Bob Tate. Popular publican lifts lid on sports stars! | Chiming In EP025

    Bob Tate is one of Sydney’s best known publicans - you name it, he’s seen it. In the 1990s Tate owned and ran the Clovelly Hotel, deep in the heart of Sydney’s eastern suburbs.  Rugby league, union, cricket, AFL and surf lifesaving stars would flock there - making it one of the best known sporting pubs in the country. Jockeys, trainers and bookmakers would also frequent the establishment. In this episode of Chiming In, Tate shares countless yarns about the sports men and women who often walked a fine line with a belly full of beer. The Sydney Morning Herald’s Roy Masters once described the pub as the headquarters of the NRL where all the big deals were done. Tate’s recollection of the thrills and spills at the famous pub are enlightening and entertaining. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 02:10 - Claim to fame 07:10 - How Clovelly became THE pub for NRL 10:30 - Maroons meet the Blues at Clovelly 13:59 - Mad Monday's 16:10 - Banning sports stars 18:21 - Origin teams coming into the pub 21:38 - Which sport stars eat the most 25:39 - Most famous people in the pub 27:55 - The 'toilet' incident 31:05 - NSW Cricket team vs pub drinkers 35:45 - What makes a good publican 41:40 - RSA & the gray area 45:25 - Sport runs in the family 54:55 - AFL invasion and no space for junior RL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 1m
  7. Frank Ponissi. The man behind the Melbourne Storm | Chiming In EP024

    26 JUL

    Frank Ponissi. The man behind the Melbourne Storm | Chiming In EP024

    Frank Ponissi is regarded the best general manager of footy on the business. After dreaming of becoming an nrl player and later hoping to become a head coach, Ponissi’s journey took him into administration and he’s made every post a winner. Ponissi’s journey took him all over the world until I’m 2007 the Melbourne storm came knocking and he’s never looked back. In this episode of chiming in - you will hear how the ponissi and Craig Bellamy combination is unbreakable. He talks of his intentions for the storm to continue to build a dynasty and how he and his coach crave success. He also speaks candidly about the day he genuinely feared his coach was about to walk away from rugby league forever. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 01:10 - 1994 Kangaroo Tour 04:15 - Passion for coaching 06:55 - Becoming an administrator 09:35 - Tough questions about Bellamy 18:45 - The story behind the success of the Storm 21:30 - Storm recruiting process 24:10 - Junior RL in Melbourne 28:00 - 2011 season 30:25 - Bellamy and salary cap scandal 36:45 - Importance of grass roots 38:35 - Ryan Papenhuyzen 42:35 - Smith & Slater coaching club footy one day 45:25 - Laurie Daley & the Blues 52:55 - Players carrying injuries 55:15 - Going to AFL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 6m
  8. Nik Kosef. A rugby league warhorse | CHIMING IN EP023

    19 JUL

    Nik Kosef. A rugby league warhorse | CHIMING IN EP023

    Nik Kosef is a rugby league warhorse. No player in the history of the game has undergone four knee reconstructions - yet somehow the kid from Cobar kept climbing off the canvass. In this revealing interview on Chiming In, Kosef takes the blame for Manly’s grand final loss to Newcastle in 1997 - and explains why he shoulders the burden for the loss. It’s been an amazing roller coaster ride for the international back rower who hid his love of rugby league from his father when he was a child. So how did a kid from Western NSW find his way to the big smoke and become one of the most gifted footballers of the modern era? Listen in as this popular character shares the tale of his early upbringing, his rise to stardom and the challenges and hurdles he’s faced after football. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 02:05 - Knee injuries & reconstructions 04:58 - Early days & family 08:48 - Rugby League in Cobar 15:25 - First noticed by scouts 19:40 - First knee injury 22:00 - Grand final memories 26:15 - Playing for Kangaroos 29:30 - How Nik describes himself as a player 30:35 - Battles with Manly 31:00 - Becoming a pub owner 38:27 - Going into the mines 41:42 - Security business Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    52 min
See All (30)

About

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.

Information

You Might Also Like