John Muggleton

Here to talk all things Parramatta, all things NRL, all things Rugby League World Cup.

As always I'm your host John, also join... or also known as 4020, joined by good mate 60s, the big fella Craig, and the one and only Yoko Aino, as Chanel joins us to talk all things Parramatta, all things football, as I just mentioned.

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We'll get to it very shortly, but as you've seen in the title, the Fox's bee sample coming back negative in the face of all odds, adding an incredible last-second layer to what looked to be a fair comply, and now suddenly there's some genuine questions being asked about his future paramatter in the positive.

We'll talk about all that and more very shortly, but fellas, ladies, everyone out there, I hope you're having a nice day, and Craig and Chanel, how are you guys doing?

John, I'm sorry, I have to be drawn back to the Seinfeld reference.

Prognosis negative.

He said, "Right, we're going professional.

Who does things professionally? Well, rugby league does." So then he said, "I'm getting rugby league guys in to help us create professionalism." So you got John Muggleton as the defense coach.

Local Steve Nance as a fitness coach.

He kind of brought league concepts with him, and straightaway the Wallabies hit the ground running, because they had a preexisting professional structure, which was rugby league.

I've, it's, it's just a great...

And I l- we had our, it was good 'cause Johnny Muggleton was over there.

My sister married-

Johnny, yeah

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Johnny Muggleton, and, um, so he played there.

He played at Wembley as well.

Yeah.