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Oct 29, 2026

Ross WilliamsHOST
9:25
There's a few areas just around the league where clearly things need to happen.
Ross WilliamsHOST
9:30
I mean, I think the Bradford Bulls, for example, are after a halfback.
Ross WilliamsHOST
9:33
There's a few positions like that.
Ross WilliamsHOST
9:34
I think Huddersfield are not 100% what they're going to do half-wise.
CraigHOST
57:33
around the world like that so you must have left it in at one point who's george george he goes to rovers he's also a huddersfield town fan very nice
AbelPANELIST
57:40
guy let's talk about why the world cup is rubbish only having 10 teams in it then because Very recent grand final winner of Wakefield and soon to be a Bradford Bulls player, Lachlan Wormsley, has had his say on the World
JimmyHOST
57:54
Cup.
AbelPANELIST
57:56
Having watched England beat France 8-0 on Saturday, Mr Wormsley, a Scotland player who's represented them four times, despite the fact that he was born in Australia, but in New South Wales, He wrote on X, so Scotland, Wales, Italy and Ireland don't get to compete in the World Cup.
Nick ShupakHOST
8:06
Investors to BoldFit, a $41.8 million Series B for the Indian sports and fitness goods brand, with the investors not named in the brief.
Nick ShupakHOST
8:16
And Hummel and Barter card to the Bradford Bulls, a multi-year deal covering the kit, the front of the shirt, and the naming rights to Odsell from 2027, worth seven figures, with full terms not yet disclosed.
Nick ShupakHOST
8:30
And a sports and fitness goods brand raising a Series B is a reminder that the money in sports isn't only going into teams and media rights.
Nick ShupakHOST
8:46
As for those brands, agencies, and campaigns that are winning awards at award shows? Uber Eats' Football is for Food, from the Los Angeles office of Special, took the Grand in the category for partnerships between brands and leagues at the Clio Sports Awards in December 2025.
Nick ShupakHOST
9:35
One story off the radar before we close.
Nick ShupakHOST
9:37
A barter exchange is doubling down on Bradford's Odsall Stadium.
Nick ShupakHOST
9:42
The Bradford Bulls Rugby League Club signed a multi-year, seven-figure joint deal with Hummel and Barter Card, a company that runs a barter trading system for businesses.
Nick ShupakHOST
9:53
Barter Card keeps the naming rights to the 26,000-seat Barter Card Odsall Stadium and becomes the front-of-shirt sponsor from 2027, when Hummel takes over the kit.
James SegeyaroGUEST
22:15
There hasn't been anyone gone over to England and played.
James SegeyaroGUEST
22:18
And I played along with him my back end of the career with Bradford Bulls.
James SegeyaroGUEST
22:23
But what I'd say about it, it was – it's a – it's a culture shock in a way, if you're not ready for it, you know what I mean? Like, and, um, my first stint over in England with Leeds and Leeds, it's a, you know, a great club.
James SegeyaroGUEST
22:44
I very, it was a very established club.
Jarrod CrokerHOST
15:34
Mate, you've already mentioned a little bit about the Super League and the difference with the NRL.
Jarrod CrokerHOST
15:37
You played 250 games for the Bradford Bulls.
Jarrod CrokerHOST
15:41
Do you have visions of what you'd like to see for the Super League moving forward? There's been obviously a lot of ongoing conversations, NRL ownership, and there's a fair bit happening and then very outspoken PVL.
Jarrod CrokerHOST
15:53
Mate, do you have visions for the Super League?
Jarrod CrokerHOST
30:06
Y- you've already mentioned a little bit about the Super League and the difference with the NRL.
Jarrod CrokerHOST
30:08
You played 250 games for the Bradford Bulls, uh, b- Bradford Bulls, sorry.
Jarrod CrokerHOST
30:12
Do you have, uh, visions of what you'd like to see for the Super League moving forward? It's been obviously a lot of ongoing conversations, um, NRL ownership, and, um, there's a fair bit happening, and then very outspoken PVL.
Jarrod CrokerHOST
30:23
Um, mate, do you have, do you have visions of this for the Super League?
Jarrod CrokerHOST
14:25
Uh, mate, I want y- you've already mentioned a little bit about the Super League and the difference with the NRL.
Jarrod CrokerHOST
14:28
You played 250 games for the Bradford Bulls, uh, Ba- Bradford Bulls, sorry.
Jarrod CrokerHOST
14:32
Do you have, uh, visions of what you'd like to see for the Super League moving forward? There's been obviously a lot of ongoing conversations, um, NRL ownership, and, um, there's a fair bit happening, and then very outspoken PVL.
Jarrod CrokerHOST
14:44
Um, mate, do you have, do you have visions of the, for the Super League?
speaker_5HOST
14:25
Mate, you've already mentioned a little bit about the Super League and the difference with the NRL.
speaker_5HOST
14:29
You played 250 games for the Bradford Bulls.
speaker_5HOST
14:32
Do you have visions of what you'd like to see for the Super League moving forward? There's been obviously a lot of ongoing conversations, NRL ownership, and there's a fair bit happening and then very outspoken PVL.
speaker_5HOST
14:44
Mate, do you have visions for the Super League?
Bazza KingstonPANELIST
54:16
And Nigel Wood aren't being able to get this deal over the line with the NRL.
Bazza KingstonPANELIST
54:22
But Nigel Wood, you know, is very comfortable with his beloved Bradford Bulls going to Vegas next year.
Bazza KingstonPANELIST
54:29
But I'm sorry, there's more pressing matters right now in the future of our sport.
Bazza KingstonPANELIST
54:34
We need sponsorship.
Michael CruzHOST
36:07
... 'cause those three are playing in England.
Michael CruzHOST
36:08
I think Shaunte Happé was playing for Bradford Bulls.
Sam RainimaGUEST
36:11
Yeah.
Sam RainimaGUEST
36:11
Yeah.

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