Valentine Holmes is one of the NRL’s most dynamic and versatile players and sits down with Nine's Marlee Silva.

Born in Townsville with proud Samoan heritage, he made his mark early with the Cronulla Sharks, playing a key role in their historic 2016 premiership win.

Known for his speed, skill, and game-changing ability, Val has represented Queensland and Australia at the highest level.

His journey also took him to the U.S., where he pursued an NFL dream before returning to the NRL with the North Queensland Cowboys.

Now a leader on and off the field, he continues to inspire with his passion and dedication to the game.

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Gus reflects on his time in Vegas and why he’s happy for the Bulldogs to head there next year.

The Raiders were the big winners from the trip, but was four games too many?

Gus weighs on Dylan Brown’s contract situation and why he’s unlikely to remain at Parramatta.

Plus, a full preview of the remaining Round 1 games. Don’t miss it!

00:00 - Gus is back from Vegas!

19:00 - Yes No No No

29:00 - Dylan Brown contract

44:30 - #AskGus - Thanks to TAB

57:00 - Six Tackles Trivia

59:50 - It’s a funny game

01:05:05 - Round 1 preview

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Marlee Silva from Nine's NRL team is joined by one of the biggest current family names in rugby league - Tom, Jake and Ben Trbojevic.

Known for their talent, toughness, and humility, the boys open up about family, culture, and the journey from playing footy in the backyard to representing their club, state, and country.

It’s a chat about brotherhood, sacrifice, and what drives them both on and off the field.

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Six Tackles with Gus is back for another deep dive into the 2025 NRL season! After covering the Knights, Titans, Rabbitohs, Raiders, Warriors, Sharks, and Roosters last episode, it's time to break down the remaining teams:

Broncos, Bulldogs, Cowboys, Dolphins, Dragons, Eels, Panthers, Sea Eagles, Storm, Tigers.

Who’s flying under the radar? Who’s in for a rough season? And what does Gus think about each squad’s premiership chances? It’s all here in our Season Preview – Part 2. Don’t miss it!

00:00 - Welcome

02:00 - Season Preview Part 2

02:30 - Broncos

11:10 - Bulldogs

20:00 - Panthers

23:45 - Tigers

30:15 - Dolphins

34:30 - Eels

41:00 - Cowboys

44:30 - Sea Eagles

47:00 - Dragons

52:45 - Storm

55:00 - 2025 Season Predictions

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00:00 - Gus heading to Vegas

07:00 - Yes No No

• 07:30 - Penrith can't win the premiership without Luai?
• 10:00 - All Stars match needs to be a regular on the schedule?
• 12:00 - Bulldog Jack Todd is a star of the future?
• 17:30 - Cody Ramsey’s return is already candidate for story of the year?

18:30 - 2025 Season Preview Part 1

• 19:00 - Knights
• 26:00 - Titans
• 32:00 - Rabbitohs
• 39:00 - Raiders
• 45:30 - Warriors

51:00 - Six Tackles Trivia

54:00 - 2025 Season Preview Part 1 continued

• 54:05 - Sharks
• 1:00:40 - Roosters

1:10:00 - We're back every Wednesday this season!

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At just 26 years old, Nathan Cleary already boasts three premiership titles, state and national representation, and is widely regarded as one of the best in the game.

In this final episode of Marlee and Me Season 1, Nathan welcomes us into his childhood home, which he purchased from his parents a few years ago.

Growing up with a father who was an NRL coach and quickly catching the attention of fans, Nathan has been in the spotlight since his teenage years. Surprisingly, he opens up more than expected in this conversation, offering a rare, candid glimpse into his life.

Throughout this podcast series, it has become clear that family plays a central role in shaping the greats, and Nathan is no exception. The lessons from his parents and the deep love and responsibility he feels for his siblings provide insight into his drive to succeed.

You will also hear about the unexpected emotions Nathan experienced during his recent hamstring injury and the pressures of having the country invested in his relationship with Mary Fowler.

This episode was recorded on the lands of the Dharug people.

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It’s grand final week and the two best teams all year are in the big dance. Gus runs through why both the Storm and Panthers can win and some of the big player matchups. We get Gus’ winner and Clive Churchill predictions.

Plus, Gus’ reaction to Michael Maguire’s signing to the Broncos and a preview of the 2024 Dally M medal and the NRLW Grand Final.

00:00 - Welcome

02:00 - Grand Final Week

06:00 - Grand Final Day Coverage

10:00 - Melbourne’s spine comparison

11:30 - Yeo should be Australian captain

13:00 - Roosters can still make the 8 next year

15:00 - Broncos will improve under Madge

18:00 - Was Madge the right choice?

26:00 - The challenge of finding a Blues coach replacement

32:00 - Why Ivan Cleary could coach the Blues

44:00 - Dally M predictions

48:00 - Six Tackles Trivia

50:00 - NRL Grand Final Preview

59:00 - NRLW Grand Final Preview

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At just 26 years old, Nathan Cleary already boasts three premiership titles, state and national representation, and is widely regarded as one of the best in the game.

In this final episode of Marlee and Me Season 1, Nathan welcomes us into his childhood home, which he purchased from his parents a few years ago.

Growing up with a father who was an NRL coach and quickly catching the attention of fans, Nathan has been in the spotlight since his teenage years. Surprisingly, he opens up more than expected in this conversation, offering a rare, candid glimpse into his life.

Throughout this podcast series, it has become clear that family plays a central role in shaping the greats, and Nathan is no exception. The lessons from his parents and the deep love and responsibility he feels for his siblings provide insight into his drive to succeed.

You will also hear about the unexpected emotions Nathan experienced during his recent hamstring injury and the pressures of having the country invested in his relationship with Mary Fowler.

This episode was recorded on the lands of the Dharug people.

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