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Category Archives: Rugby league
The Beauty of The Beast
News came in this morning that Manu Vatuvei has signed an extension through to 2013 on his contract with the Warriors, believed to be worth over $500,000 a year. As a long-suffering (is there any other kind?) Warriors fan that … Continue reading
DeadCast: Balls! 25 feat the winning Warriors, Bill Harrigan and Brendon McCullum
New Dunedin mayoral candidate (seriously/excitingly) Aaron Hawkins and Duncan talk live on radio 1 about Warriors rosey playoff hopes, Bill Harrigan’s monumental blunder (and general weirdness) , the ICC cricketer of the year awards (and why Brendan McCullum’s presence makes … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, DeadCast, NRL, Playoffs, Rugby league
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DeadCast: Balls 024 / The Bledisloe’s back (Alright), Warriors Revert to Type and the return of the DeadBall liveblog
Aaron and Duncan spoke on Radio One in Dunedin, live-to-air with no preparation about the week in sport. This included talk about the revival of the Bledisloe Cup after a period of dormancy, whether the Warriors’ weekend hiccup might actually … Continue reading
Posted in DeadCast, Rugby, Rugby league, Tri-Nations
Tagged Andrew Willaims, Brad Thorn, John Banks, Len Brown, Michael Luck, New Zealand Warriors, The Bledisloe Cup
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What The Warriors Can Learn From The Thunder: It’s All About Chemistry
It’s really tough to not let yourself get sucked into this Warriors team right now. They’re a side which wasn’t expected to do much at all this season by pundits or fans, with an awkward combination of very raw kids; … Continue reading
DeadCast: Balls! 16
In which your ‘heroes’ Aaron and Duncan have a shallow and meaningless about the Storm, talk down NZ’s Twenty20 chances and up Stephen Fleming as a future coach before extolling the virtues of history in a sports club, and promotion/relegation … Continue reading
DeadCast: Balls! 12
Aaron and Duncan chat about the return of Tiger Woods, with particular reference to the creeping racism of the Augusta establishment. We also discuss Steve Price’s slide from sainthood, the Warriors slip up at Manly and NZ Swimming’s embarrassing disconnect … Continue reading
Posted in DeadCast, Golf, NRL, Rugby league
Tagged Jan Cameron, New Zealand Warriors, Steve Price, Swimming, Tiger Woods
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DeadCast: Balls! 011
Aaron and Duncan talk about the Tua fight and the generally surreal atmosphere in West Auckland, survey the international cricket season, try and not get too excited about the Warriors and generally get amongst the issues of the day in … Continue reading
Inglourious Basterds II: The Warriors 2009 Season Review Panel
See those men? They’re coming to inspect you! Hope you’re very afraid. Because they’re who the Warriors will be facing over the next few days. In case you don’t recognise my artful depictions, that’s Monty Betham, Dean Rice(?!), Awen Guttenbeil … Continue reading