The Run Home with Joel & Fletch
Oct 13, 2026 · 8 min · 6 segments
Joel and Scope dive into the latest NRL News. **Listen to The Run Home with Joel and Fletch!** 3pm on SEN 1170 AM Sydney 2pm on SEN 693 AM Brisbane Listen LIVE…
Joel CaineHost
Bryan FletcherHost

We'll catch up with the Australian Kangaroos coach in the final hour of the program.

But Isaiah Yo's contract extension, this via the Daily Telegraph, uh, his extension with Penrith has been temporarily delayed while the NRL's salary cap auditor reviews a proposed post-playing role with the club.

So the playing component of Yo's new three-year deal is effectively agreed upon, but the NRL is examining the off-field employment arrangement to ensure it meets fair market value rules and doesn't circumvent the salary cap.

Penrith remains confident Yo will stay, with the deal expected to run through to the end of the 2030 season, via the Daily Telegraph.

I found- I find this strange that this is even, like, we're going through this process.

I guess because, uh, I know that he had, uh, he, he always had ambitions to get into coaching.

Well, I think because, you know why I reckon, Scope, is because people, people, or the NRL, would be concerned about back ending.

So instead of me say, "All right, well, um, say that you're wanting 800, we can only give you 600," hypothetically.

It would st- instead of a club going, "Okay, we'll give you three years at 600, and we'll give you a five-year deal working in the coaching staff for 500 a year."


We'll catch up with the Australian Kangaroos coach in the final hour of the program.

But Isaiah Yo's contract extension, this via the Daily Telegraph, uh, his extension with Penrith has been temporarily delayed while the NRL's salary cap auditor reviews a proposed post-playing role with the club.

So the playing component of Yo's new three-year deal is effectively agreed upon, but the NRL is examining the off-field employment arrangement to ensure it meets fair market value rules and doesn't circumvent the salary cap.

Penrith remains confident Yo will stay, with the deal expected to run through to the end of the 2030 season, via the Daily Telegraph.

I found- I find this strange that this is even, like, we're going through this process.

I guess because, uh, I know that he had, uh, he, he always had ambitions to get into coaching.

Well, I think because, you know why I reckon, Scope, is because people, people, or the NRL, would be concerned about back ending.

So instead of me say, "All right, well, um, say that you're wanting 800, we can only give you 600," hypothetically.

It would st- instead of a club going, "Okay, we'll give you three years at 600, and we'll give you a five-year deal working in the coaching staff for 500 a year."
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