Sep 1, 2026 · 36 min · 11 segments
It's finals fever, and there's plenty of stuff to tuck into on this edition of the CRL Show. The Clayton Cup is still up for grabs, though Cobar Roosters are clubhouse leaders. Will Camden buck them…
Geoff StevensonHost
Paul ArundaleHost
Yeah, well, I was sort of busy heading down to the Riverina to Young, to Alfred Oval, which we'll talk about later on.
But cracking games down that way, heading into the semifinals, the qualifying finals really now, aren't we?
turn up to dog tracks with football grounds on them as well, so it works out really well for me.
We'll have a look at a few of the games that happen on the weekend, preview some grand finals, and also Jeff's got a few bits and pieces in around the groups, plus his tries of the week, big hits of the week, and heaps and heaps more on the CRL Show.
It's getting towards that time of the year, isn't it? They're almost wrapping up.
Well, there's plenty of stuff to talk about with Clayton's Cup, but I think looking forward to especially what's happening down in MacArthur, Camden playing Collies this weekend, which was, to put it in perspective, we'll talk about it later on, Camden have only had one draw over the whole season and it was first Collies.
Collies will have a lot of confidence considering Camden have won you know, really right up until the end of the season.
So Camden are looking great, but do they have a bogey team? We're about to find out.
Clubs are either having their awards presentation days, nights, all that stuff, or their Mad Monday stuff or a bit of both.
So, yeah, a lot of clubs, competitions are doing different things at the moment.
So obviously they have to hold off the most important award of the night, the Clayton Cup, until we know who's won.
Yeah, there's a lot going on there, and we'll talk about it later on, but like I said, it's really pivotal on what happens on the weekend with Camden, but there's a few clubs that have dropped out of the running a little bit of being potentials, and there's a clubhouse leader at the moment, well, a clubhouse second place team
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Yeah, well, I was sort of busy heading down to the Riverina to Young, to Alfred Oval, which we'll talk about later on.
But cracking games down that way, heading into the semifinals, the qualifying finals really now, aren't we?
turn up to dog tracks with football grounds on them as well, so it works out really well for me.
We'll have a look at a few of the games that happen on the weekend, preview some grand finals, and also Jeff's got a few bits and pieces in around the groups, plus his tries of the week, big hits of the week, and heaps and heaps more on the CRL Show.
It's getting towards that time of the year, isn't it? They're almost wrapping up.
Well, there's plenty of stuff to talk about with Clayton's Cup, but I think looking forward to especially what's happening down in MacArthur, Camden playing Collies this weekend, which was, to put it in perspective, we'll talk about it later on, Camden have only had one draw over the whole season and it was first Collies.
Collies will have a lot of confidence considering Camden have won you know, really right up until the end of the season.
So Camden are looking great, but do they have a bogey team? We're about to find out.
Clubs are either having their awards presentation days, nights, all that stuff, or their Mad Monday stuff or a bit of both.
So, yeah, a lot of clubs, competitions are doing different things at the moment.
So obviously they have to hold off the most important award of the night, the Clayton Cup, until we know who's won.
Yeah, there's a lot going on there, and we'll talk about it later on, but like I said, it's really pivotal on what happens on the weekend with Camden, but there's a few clubs that have dropped out of the running a little bit of being potentials, and there's a clubhouse leader at the moment, well, a clubhouse second place team
