• The Rugby League Journeymen

  • By: Journeymen
  • Podcast

The Rugby League Journeymen

By: Journeymen
  • Summary

  • Step into the hilarious world of NRL with James Maloney, Toby Rudolf, Jeremey Latimore's & The Professor's brand new podcast! Each week the guys will bring their expert analysis and larger-than-life personalities. So buckle up for a rollercoaster ride of laughs, insider stories, and top-notch banter that will leave you in stitches while keeping you in the know about all things rugby league.

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  • New Coaches, Mysterious CEOs & Our Giant Grand Final Preview!
    Oct 3 2024

    It’s Grand Final Week and the boys are in fine form.

    Despite being dumped out of the finals the previous Saturday AND facing the prospect of missing a Vegas match through suspension, Toby backs up and has plenty to say.

    On the other hand, Jimmy Maloney is on holidays in the Philippines and makes an appearance that turns out to be briefer than Israel Folau’s AFL career.

    The guys review the two preliminary finals and assess the fairness of Nelson Asofa-Solomona’s Grand Final suspension.
    Additionally, there is some speculation on the 2024 Dally M award winners (despite the fact they were revealed the previous night).

    Toby has received a mysterious text from a bloke named “Andre Abdo”, and the Professor is keen to chat with him. During the ‘Other Footy News’ segment, there’s a discussion on Michael Maguire’s appointment to the Broncos coaching job.
    This Week’s Would You Rather relates to Toby’s Vegas conundrum. Oh, and we almost forgot, there’s a Grand Final preview too!

    00:00 LFG

    01:36 Is Jeremy Going to Host Next Week's Show by Himself?

    02:10 A Wild Jimmy Maloney Appears

    03:26 What's on the Show?

    06:18 Panthers vs. Sharks Review

    17:38 Budgy Smuggler Discounts

    18:42 Storm vs. Roosters Review

    20:54 When Taumalolo Flattened Lasty

    22:25 Dally M Speculations

    23:53 Was NAS's Suspension Fair?

    25:28 Toby's Missing Vegas

    27:54 A Text from "Andre Abdo"

    30:19 Harry Grant and the Roosters Fan

    31:58 A Roosters Rebuild in 2025?

    34:01 Grand Final Preview

    34:10 Grand Final Preview

    44:13 Michael Maguire is the new Broncos Coach

    51:27 Dally Ms Again

    55:15 Would You Rather

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    59 mins
  • Cut Hands, Fake Abs and a Whole Lot of Beer!
    Sep 26 2024

    It’s the second last week of the NRL season and Jimmy is about to go on holiday. That said, he still manages to dial in from his car.

    Jerry has some surgery coming up and is trying to pass off his fat stores as extra abs, meanwhile, Toby is riding high after the Sharks sudden-death win over the Cowboys.

    Jimmy gives his thoughts on how North Queensland can bounce back after crashing out of the play-offs before the boys do an in-depth analysis of the upcoming weekend of football.

    During the Life and Times of Jerry and Jimmy, the dynamic duo discusses their Oktoberfest adventures, prompting Toby to discuss an unfortunate accident he had at the German beer convention.

    The boys also debate who the best coach in the NRL is and whether Daly Cherry-Evans is on the verge of retirement.

    Big thanks to our partners:

    Ladbrokes: https://ladbrokes.com/

    Budgy Smuggler: https://budgysmuggler.com.au/

    00:00 LFG

    01:21 How is Everyone?

    06:16 The Sharks Won’t Back Down

    16:39 What Went Wrong with the Cowboys?

    22:29 Panthers vs. Sharks Preview

    27:00 Is Cleary Going to the Super League?

    28:00 Budgy Smuggler Discounts

    29:23 Manly vs. Roosters Review

    33:35 Is DCE Retiring Soon?

    36:21 Storm vs. Roosters Preview

    41:53 Who is the Best Coach in the NRL?

    47:10 The Life and Times of Jerry and Jimmy

    52:22 The Positive Place

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    55 mins
  • Finals Week 2 Preview, The Pressure On Hynes & Who Has The Best Spine In The NRL?
    Sep 19 2024

    It's week two of the finals and a couple of our panelists are feeling a bit sick and sorry for themselves.

    Toby Rudolf is still stinging after the Sharks' loss to Melbourne last weekend, while Jeremy Latimore's got a crook neck and is letting everyone know about it.

    The boys ponder why Nicho Hynes cops so much criticism for the Sharks' poor finals record, while Jimmy Maloney shares some advice for the maligned playmaker.

    There's some discussion as to whether the Storm or the Panthers have the best spine, while during the Life and Times of Jerry and Jimmy, we learn that Jeremy sucks at Pictionary. Oh yeah, and they preview the upcoming games, too!

    Big thanks to our partners:

    Ladbrokes: https://ladbrokes.com/

    Budgy Smuggler: https://budgysmuggler.com.au/

    00:00 LFG

    01:10 How is Everybody?

    04:00 Toby's Sharks Post-Mortem

    07:45 Why Is Everyone Blaming Nicho Hynes?

    12:20 Jimmy's Advice for Nicho

    16:05 Who has the Best Spine in the NRL?

    18:10 Will the Cowboys Miss Their Final Against the Sharks?

    19:43 Cowboys vs. Knights Review

    20:57 Sharks vs. Cowboys Preview

    25:40 Mrs. Maloney's Ticket Mix-Up

    27:20 Budgy Smuggler Discount

    28:55 Roosters vs. Sea Eagles Preview

    31:50 Could John Hopoate Start his own NRL Team?

    33:43 DCE Just Keeps Delivering

    35:09 Jimmy's Been Chatting to Ciraldo and Bulldogs Distractions

    36:36 Can the Panthers win Their Fourth Straight Premiership?

    40:20 Would You Rather Tackle JWH or NAS?

    41:18 The Positive Place

    46:01 The Adventures of Jerry and Jimmy

    48:58 Would You Rather?

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    50 mins

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