Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line Podcast! Another big weekend of international footy is upon us, with teams looking to lock in their spot in the finals. Paul’s back and in charge, diving straight into the weekend’s punting with that 1980s spreadsheet. Find out who gets stitched up as the lads rank Paul’s top five Pacific players alongside the everlasting the good, the bad and the ugly from the weekend. The fellas digest the big head-to-head battles from an action-packed weekend of international footy: Toa Samoa toppling Tonga, the PNG Kumuls getting the job done against the Cook Islands, Australia kicking off the Ashes in style with what you could call a clinical display against England, and the Jillaroos leaving Fetu Samoa in the dust. With speculation swirling that the NRL could be taken around the world — how real is it? Is it achievable? Will it happen? The lads wrap things up with a review of the Kiwis and Kiwi Ferns games — and, of course, a bit of punting to top it off.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line Podcast!The lads kick off the week with some better news than usual, coming off what could arguably be their best weekend on the punt as a collective.The social-media trend Blind Ranking makes its debut on the pod, as they blind rank five of the biggest test upsets.It wouldn’t be The Advantage Line without The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly from the weekend’s action. With the second round of the Pacific Championship gearing up, the lads dive into a full preview of the games ahead PNG take on the Cook Islands, Samoa face their big rivals, Tonga, and the Rugby League Ashes kicks off this weekend as Australia gets ready to rip into England.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line Podcast!The lads weren’t too happy about a week without league, but Teddy is back fizzing more than ever after spending some time punting from the hospital bed.Our Top 10 segment returns this week, as the boys break down the best players that never cracked an international line up, those who, for one reason or another, never quite got their shot. It’s the perfect time to revisit some snubs, with the Pacific Championships kicking off this weekend and The Kiwis taking on Samoa this Sunday.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line Podcast!It’s been one hell of an NRL season and a long one at that! We break down the key turning points and the best moments from the Grand Final, as the Broncos claim their first title in 19 years.We also crown our 2025 Advantage Line Punter of the Year, someone please send Paul an NRL 101 guidebook apologies to anyone who followed his tips! Plus, we’re back with another round of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.With the NRL season wrapped up, attention turns to the International Pacific Championship. The lads run through the team line-ups for Toa Samoa, Tonga, and New Zealand, breaking down who made the cut and what to expect from the matches ahead.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line Podcast!With the Grand Final just around the corner, the fellas break down their Dally M Team of the Year including some controversial nominations and the Dally M Awards up for grabs.The always-popular Top Ten segment returns, as the lads count down the Top Ten Grand Final tries of the NRL era, along with the weekend’s the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Finally, they dive into a full Grand Final preview: The 2025 decider sees the Broncos take on the Storm, who will come out on top?

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line Podcast.We’re down to the final four as we edge closer to the Grand final. The number one–ranked Raiders are gone, along with Teddy’s Bulldogs.The team reflects on the good, the bad, and the ugly from the weekend, before ranking the Top 10 coaching changes.It’s prelims time: Melbourne take on the Sharks on Friday, while the reigning champs Penrith face Brisbane. The lads deliver a full preview.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line Podcast.A disappointing weekend for the One New Zealand Warriors supporters, with the team bowing out in Week 1 of the NRL finals. There were also some remarkable wins for punters this week.In this episode, we review the Warriors’ awards night, highlighting the recipients of Rookie of the Year, Players’ Player, Fans’ Player of the Year, Clubman of the Year, and the prestigious Simon Mannering Medal.The team reflects on the good, the bad, and the ugly from the weekend, before ranking the season performances of the clubs that have now exited the competition.Finally, with the NRL Grand Final fast approaching, we preview the two matches of Finals Week 2.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line podcast We take a trip down memory lane as we look back at the predictions we made at the beginning of the season. There are some hits, but plenty of misses when it came to predicting the season that has been. Importantly the One NZ Warriors know who’ll they’ll be facing in the finals and it is the Panthers. It was already going to be a tough ask to go all the way, but ending the Panthers streak and preventing them from going 5 in a row is going to take a monumental effort. Has the NRL done the Warriors and the overall competition in NZ dirty by scheduling the Warriors game at the same time as the ABs? Can it be done, and who on the panel is starting to lose the faith?

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line. The boys discuss what they would give up for their team to win a premiership. Warning, it gets loose fast. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is back discussing the penultimate round of the season and they discuss the best ever rookie seasons in this week's Top 10s.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line podcast. Today we look back at the ladder ahead of the last two remaining games in the regular season, We ask are we going to make any change’s to the top four or any changes we would make to our final top 8 in each of our ladder predictions.  Good bad and the ugly from the weekends action after a very hectic round 25 of NRL.  Click bait time player related Top Ten question, who are the Top Ten most underrated players of the NRL era? Will anyone get fired up?

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line podcast Today we are looking at the ladder and trying to predict the final top 8 for the season. With everything still being so close the order of the table can change a great deal. Who is the NRL’s most devastating centre? That is what we are trying to find out in this week’s Top 10? After coming back from 10-0 down to claim the win against the Dragons the Warriors have the chance to secure a top 4 spot, but they’re in a race against the Panthers who will look to avenge last week’s loss against the Storm. We will look ahead to this week’s game and start working out the permutations and what the season will look like in 3 games time.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line podcast Karl makes his return holiday and has some words for Paul and his running of the Advantage Line while he was away. #MayoGate is still being talked about this week after Teddy’s shocking comments about mayo on burgers last week. A punter won a 90k NRL bet, using just two legs, how on Earth did they do that? Teddy finds out he isn’t in a group chat. We look ahead to all this weekend’s games and start debating if the Wahs will finish in the top 8 or the top 4 at the end of the season.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line podcast As you know we debate the most important topics in Rugby League here on The Advantage Line podcast. So, it was only a matter of time until we debated mayonnaise. Does it belong in a burger? We do manage to get onto the topic on NRL and we are looking at the worst transfers in NRL history. Which teams thought they were getting a gem, only to get a dud. We’ll be breaking down all the weekend’s action and with the Warriors losing is there an element of doubt about finishing in the top 8, or was this merely a bump in the road. With wins becoming more and more crucial we will be trying to work out who’ll be playing finals footy at the end of the season.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line podcast We are on the final stretch. With only 6 games remaining of the regular season there is a heck of a lot that needs to be decided. The Wahs hold a top 4 spot and they’ll be looking to keep it by defeating the Eels on Friday. Of course, the team has been hit by another injury in the shape of Fisher-Harris sidelined for about a month. While not ideal, It could mean the team captain is back in contention for any potential playoff games. The Perth Bears will be joining the NRL ranks soon and so we have taken it upon ourselves to help put together their team and hire backroom staff as well. Finally we’ll be breaking down all the major action from last week’s games as well as looking ahead to all the weekend’s action.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line podcast What an exciting time to be a fan of rugby league with the release of a brand new game, but instead of being a time to be joyful, fans seem united in disagreement. We look over some of the player ratings for each team and see if they are accurate *spoiler they ain’t* The Warriors took another step closer towards a top 4 finish with a last minute, wait… last second try to get a win over the Knights. While there was reason to celebrate the lack of ability to finish the game off via the kicking game may be cause for concern going into finals football. We breakdown the other big games from the weekend and look ahead to another big week of NRL action.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line podcast.No Metcalf, no problem.After the first 2mins fans would have been worried that the unthinkable was about to happen, but the Wahs got into gear and put on a dominate display against the Tigers. A lot of chatter had been about Metcalf’s season ending injury and if the team had the depth to carry them over the line, or would this be the start of a slide.The next 3 games were highlighted as being must win, and the Warriors have taken the first step to finals footy with the win over the Tigers. With 7 matches to go, things are still tight, but their destiny is in their hands and the victory over the Tigers will help lower the stress levels of fans. This week is the second of those must win games against the Knights who sit one place above the Tigers. We’ll be looking at all the action coming up and starting to do that math as we enter the final weeks of the regular season.

Welcome back to another episode of The Advantage Line podcastDon’t forget to set your alarms for Game 3 of Origin cause you won’t want to miss it.The final game of the series is set to be an all time classic and despite NSW being favoured there is really isn’t much between the two teams.And just when you think NRL action won’t get better than that this week, the Wahs return to action. With Luke Metcalf on the sidelines for the rest of the season we look at his replacement and how the team may play going into the final stretch.Our Top Tens still seem to be a hot topic and this week is no different as we are looking at the best ever assists.It’s time we give those who set up the greats their well earned time in the sun. Lastly we’ll look at a number of this weekend’s games and with so much still up for grabs you know there is so much to get through.

Welcome back to another bonus episode of The Advantage Line podcast.Game 3 of State of Origin is here, and it is set up to be an absolute classic as both teams have traded blows and now they’ll be looking for the knock-out. Neither team will want to lose as this looks to be a series for the history books. So, who does our panel think will be coming out on top? Which player will be making themselves a legend? Of course we’ll be breaking down the teams, where the game will be won or lost and checking at all the odds.

Welcome back to The Advantage Line podcast The Warriors have suffered back to back loses for the first time this year, but it may not be the loss fans are thinking about. No, Luke Metcalf is out for the rest of the campaign. Will discuss what impact that may have on the rest of the season and has it dented, or shattered top 4 hopes. While be trying to rank the biggest hits ever in the NRL and trust us there have been some massive ones to choose from. We’ll look back at last week’s games while starting to turn our attention to the State of Origin decider.

Welcome back to The Advantage Line podcast The Warriors suffered a tough defeat at home thanks to a Panthers team that was lacking a few starters, so was last week’s break a help or a hinderance for the Wahs?Of course, what has made the Warriors season so impressive this week is they don’t turn losing into a habit and they’ll be looking to bounce back against the Broncos and further cement themselves as not just a top 8 team, but a possible top 4. We’ll be breaking down the big fixtures from the previous week and that of course means talking bit more about Origin and who’ll be picking up the win in game 3. So, we’ve got another exciting week on NRL action to look forward to so check out this week’s episode for all the latest news, gossip and odds.