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Posted: 18 June, 2013

Warnie vs. Molloy Selfie

Outstanding effort Mick!

Mick has his own selfie up in response to Warnie's shocker! Check out these two, what a pair!

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Tags: Mick Molloy, Selfie

Posted: 12 June, 2013

Palmer Announces Health Plan

Clive Palmer made a few election promises on the Grill Team

LISTEN: Clive Palmer made an exclusive announcement on the Grill Team this morning:

"I'm announcing today an extra 10 billion dollars for the Queensland health system to employ more nurses and doctors" says Clive on the Grill Team.

"We've announced 80 billion dollars if we're elected across Australia, 10 billion has been earmarked for Queensland so we can get more doctors and more nurses going.

Triple M's Greg Martin expressed his willingness to get the Grill Team signed up with Palmer's party.

More to come.

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Tags: Clive Palmer, Economics, Politics

Posted: 11 June, 2013

Mal Meninga For Cowboys?

Cowboys rumoured to have their sights on Origin legend

mal meninga, north queensland cowboys

Mal Meninga rumoured to be linked to struggling Cowboys (Getty Images)

A hot rumour came across The Grill Team this morning from a listener that said Mal Meninga is a hot tip to coach the North Queensland Cowboys from next season.

There's been lots of pressure on current coach Neil Henry, who reportedly was given two games by the board to turn the club around, and the club hasn't played particularly well.

Triple M's Matty Johns reckons Mal would be the ideal bloke for these guys.

"I think with the right team around him, like he's proven at State of Origin level, he can be. He'd certainly have the respect of the players," he told The Grill Team.

"I think Mal would see himself as a career coach and at the end of the day just coaching three games a year might not scratch the itch and here's an opportunity for him."

There's been talk of [current Panthers and NSW assistant coach] Trent Barrett going up there too, but if the Cowboys were to give Henry the punt Triple M's Mark "MG" Geyer reckons Mal would be the man.

The last time Meninga coached a club side was Canberra in 1997, but he only achieved moderate success.

"Last time he coached a team he probably wasn't ready," said MG. 

"Now, after what's he gone through with Origin, he's a bloke that would attract big players."

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Tags: Mal Meninga, Neil Henry, State of Origin, North Queensland Cowboys, NRL

Posted: 4 June, 2013

Campese's Lions Tour Fail

David Campese passes to Greg Martin...

The error that cost them the series.

We don't like to let Marto forget the part he played in one of the biggest rugby fails of all time :P

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Tags: Lions, Greg Martin, David Campese, British & Irish

Posted: 13 May, 2013

Classic Rugby Is Back!

Ben Roberts-Smith will play in Classic Rugby

Details:

21st June, Ballymore Stadium

Gates open at 5:30pm

Kick off is at 7:30pm

Tickets: $25


BEN ROBERTS-SMITH HAS JOINED CLASSIC RUGBY! Buy tickets

This time instead of protecting his comrades with heroics on the battlefield, he's doing his part to help Aussie soldiers who have returned home with emotional injuries - he's signed up to play in a charity rugby game to support Mates4Mates, a charity in place to help our soldiers who return with emotional as well as physical wounds.

The 6 foot 3 monster will take the field for a Classic Anzacs side this Friday night in a legends match against a British & Irish XV - the match will act as a curtain raiser for the Wallabies vs British & Irish Lions game the following night.

"We do remember the guys who have passed away, we have to be cognisant that we don't forget the guys who are injured" Roberts-Smith said on Triple M's the Grill Team.

"What you want to do is generate a true feeling of understanding, not empathy.

"There are over 250 Australians wounded on operations, the issue we've got is when they come back the ADF is doing everything it can to support them, but there needs to be other mechanisms in place to support not only them but their families."

Mates4Mates is one of these such mechanisms.

Classic rugby takes place this Friday at Ballymore Stadium tickets are available here if you want to see the big man in action out on the field.


Triple M is dusting off the boots to put on another Classic Rugby spectacle at Ballymore – this time between a Classic Anzacs team and the British & Irish XV.

The Anzacs team will feature rugby legends from both sides of the ditch, setting aside our differences to take on our opponents, a British & Irish XV that will feature some of the best to ever play the game in the northern hemisphere.

The game will raise money for Mates4Mates - an organisation supporting our soldiers who come home with physical and emotional injuries.

 


Wallaby great John Eales is right behind the cause:

 

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Meet the players

 

Classic Rugby Players

See more: Classic Rugby, Teams, Lineup

Classic Anzacs

1. Matt Dunning
2. Jeremy Paul
3. Andrew Heath
4. Mark Connors
5. Garrick Morgan
6. Scott Robertson
7. Jim Williams
8. Sam Scott-Young
9. Junior Tonu’u
10. Steven Larkham
11. Daryl Gibson
12. Nathan Grey
13. Ben Roberts-Smith
14. David Croft
15. Chris Latham

British & Irish XV

1. Robbie Russell (Scotland)
2. Mark Regan (England and Lions)
3. Darren Morris (Wales and Lions)
4. David Corkery (Ireland)
5. Alan Quinlan (Ireland)
6. Lewis Moody (England and Lions)
7. Trevor Brennan (Ireland)
8. Ben Clarke (England and Lions)
9. Stewart Davies (England)
10. Craig Chalmers (Scotland and Lions)
11. Mark Jones (Wales)   
12. Rob Henderson (Ireland and Lions)
13. Leigh Davies (Wales)
14. Derrick Lee (Scotland)
15. Ben Hinshelwood (Scotland)

16. Geraint Evans (Wales)
17. Will Berry (Army)
18. Ian Martin (Army)
19. Tom Burnham (Army)
20. Rob Taylor (Army)
21. Isoa Vulagirua (Army)
22. Laitia Nakia (Army)

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Transport & parking:

Car Parking:  Car Park Passes MUST be purchased in advance from Ticketek.  No passes are being sold at the grounds and there will NO ENTRY to the Ballymore car parks without a pre-purchased car park pass for each vehicle.

Free bus service TO the event:

- Roma Street to Ballymore – leaves stop 125 (Roma St) every 15 minutes (approximately) between 5:30pm and 7:30pm
- Metro Car Park to Ballymore – leaves Butterfield Street every 15 minutes (approximately) between 5:30pm and 7:30pm

Free bus service FROM the event:

- Ballymore to Roma St – leaves  on a regular basis between 9:15pm and 10:15pm (or earlier depending on patronage)
- Ballymore to Metro Car Park – leaves on a regular basis between 9:15pm and 10:15pm (or earlier depending on patronage)

 

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Tags: triple m, classic rugby, classic anzacs, classic british and irish XV