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Tony Kemp is all aboard the Warriors hype train following the NRL side's 22-12 win over the Cowboys on Saturday night.Kemp says he's a 9.5 on the Kempometer.However he is a little concerned over the impending sale of the club and he fears that is the only thing that could derail the Warriors at the moment."No-one's talking about [the sale of the club]. It'll be in the background, niggling away at people. The CEO will be worried about his job, the coach will be worried about the structure of the football department."You'd have to be a brave man to come in here and changes, but what [the sale] means for the club and footy department is an unknown."LISTEN ABOVE AS TONY KEMP SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Kemp is all aboard the Warriors hype train following the NRL side's 22-12 win over the Cowboys on Saturday night.Kemp says he's a 9.5 on the Kempometer.However he is a little concerned over the impending sale of the club and he fears that is the only thing that could derail the Warriors at the moment."No-one's talking about [the sale of the club]. It'll be in the background, niggling away at people. The CEO will be worried about his job, the coach will be worried about the structure of the football department."You'd have to be a brave man to come in here and changes, but what [the sale] means for the club and footy department is an unknown."LISTEN ABOVE AS TONY KEMP SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former All Black and Sky analyst Justin Marshall has a look at this weekend's Super Rugby matches.Marshall says Tana Umaga and the Blues will be hurting after their hiding at home to the Chiefs however, there probably isn't a worse opponent for them to face this weekend. "If the Blues think they're going to go into the game where it becomes free flowing and they can express themselves, the Chiefs won't let them do that. They are too well disciplined "It's not the ideal game for the Blues to bounce back."Ahead of the Hurricanes' match against the Sharks he is tipping another high-scoring affair but the Canes will provide a much sterner test than the Blues did at Eden Park.LISTEN ABOVE AS JUSTIN MARSHALL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former All Black and Sky analyst Justin Marshall has a look at this weekend's Super Rugby matches.Marshall says Tana Umaga and the Blues will be hurting after their hiding at home to the Chiefs however, there probably isn't a worse opponent for them to face this weekend. "If the Blues think they're going to go into the game where it becomes free flowing and they can express themselves, the Chiefs won't let them do that. They are too well disciplined "It's not the ideal game for the Blues to bounce back."Ahead of the Hurricanes' match against the Sharks he is tipping another high-scoring affair but the Canes will provide a much sterner test than the Blues did at Eden Park.LISTEN ABOVE AS JUSTIN MARSHALL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Manly and Kiwis coach Graham Lowe ahead of the Warriors match against the Cowboys at Mt Smart Stadium.Lowe also thinks Geoff Toovey would make a great coach for the Kiwis, as Toovey has apparently put his name forward to replace David Kidwell.LISTEN ABOVE AS GRAHAM LOWE SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Manly and Kiwis coach Graham Lowe ahead of the Warriors match against the Cowboys at Mt Smart Stadium.Lowe also thinks Geoff Toovey would make a great coach for the Kiwis, as Toovey has apparently put his name forward to replace David Kidwell.LISTEN ABOVE AS GRAHAM LOWE SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Napier is eyeing up a day-night cricket test when international sport return to the Hawkes Bay.The region has been starved of international cricket over the past two summers, due to an unreliable drainage system at McLean Park.The turf is being ripped up and replaced after this weekend's Super Rugby match between the Hurricanes and the Sharks.Napier City Council Chief Executive Wayne Jack told the Radio Sport Breakfast once finished it will become a perfect spot for day-night test cricket."We've got great weather, also Hawkes Bay is fantastic for food and wine so we could make it a real experience for people to come along and experience a day-night Test match."Jack is promising Napier sports fans that the drainage issues will be a thing of the past as it's not just the soil being replaced at McLean Park."We're also replacing all the drainage [and] putting in a complete new irrigation system. It's going to have computerised monitoring systems for soil moisture for when it needs to be irrigated."See omnystudio.

Napier is eyeing up a day-night cricket test when international sport return to the Hawkes Bay.The region has been starved of international cricket over the past two summers, due to an unreliable drainage system at McLean Park.The turf is being ripped up and replaced after this weekend's Super Rugby match between the Hurricanes and the Sharks.Napier City Council Chief Executive Wayne Jack told the Radio Sport Breakfast once finished it will become a perfect spot for day-night test cricket."We've got great weather, also Hawkes Bay is fantastic for food and wine so we could make it a real experience for people to come along and experience a day-night Test match."Jack is promising Napier sports fans that the drainage issues will be a thing of the past as it's not just the soil being replaced at McLean Park."We're also replacing all the drainage [and] putting in a complete new irrigation system. It's going to have computerised monitoring systems for soil moisture for when it needs to be irrigated."See omnystudio.

Graham Agars is at the US Masters, which starts tomorrow, and he believes Tiger Woods is one of multiple golfers who has a really good shot at winning the famous green jacket this weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Graham Agars is at the US Masters, which starts tomorrow, and he believes Tiger Woods is one of multiple golfers who has a really good shot at winning the famous green jacket this weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Dolan, Sports Director ARN, on the lack of hype around the Comm Games and the disastrous Aussie cricket tour of SA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Dolan, Sports Director ARN, on the lack of hype around the Comm Games and the disastrous Aussie cricket tour of SA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Simon Mannering, returning Warriors player, on how the team has been going in his absence.He also thinks too much has been made of the club hiring the renowned fitness trainer Alex Corvo. Mannering apologised for having to “put a lid” on the hype as it’s still early in the season.LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON MANNERING SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Simon Mannering, returning Warriors player, on how the team has been going in his absence.He also thinks too much has been made of the club hiring the renowned fitness trainer Alex Corvo. Mannering apologised for having to “put a lid” on the hype as it’s still early in the season.LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON MANNERING SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ish Sodhi hasn't cemented his place in the New Zealand Test side, according to David Leggat.The NZ Herald cricket writer says the ball just didn't go the leg spinner's way in Christchurch."He bowled 16 overs in the whole. Things just didn't really roll his way. When it comes to the next time they pick the test team, what are they going to think about?"They're going to think about his bowling. They're not going to think about, 'oh, this guy made a half century to save us the Test, boy we'd better have him in the team for that."Complicating matters is Mitchell Santner's role in the team and his injury along with the overall depth in the Black Caps bowling attack with Matt Henry, Lockie Ferguson, Doug Bracewell, Todd Astle and even Northern Districts' Scott Kuggeleijn all in the mix.LISTEN ABOVE AS DAVID LEGGAT SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ish Sodhi hasn't cemented his place in the New Zealand Test side, according to David Leggat.The NZ Herald cricket writer says the ball just didn't go the leg spinner's way in Christchurch."He bowled 16 overs in the whole. Things just didn't really roll his way. When it comes to the next time they pick the test team, what are they going to think about?"They're going to think about his bowling. They're not going to think about, 'oh, this guy made a half century to save us the Test, boy we'd better have him in the team for that."Complicating matters is Mitchell Santner's role in the team and his injury along with the overall depth in the Black Caps bowling attack with Matt Henry, Lockie Ferguson, Doug Bracewell, Todd Astle and even Northern Districts' Scott Kuggeleijn all in the mix.LISTEN ABOVE AS DAVID LEGGAT SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Voss is blaming the coaches and and players for the spate of penalties we have seen in the NRL this season."Who's to blame for the penalties? Coaches and then the players," Voss says."I will bag Melbourne right now, and that's a pretty rare thing to happen. You knew the crackdown was on, players have been told since December - if eight and nine weeks later you are still giving away the penalties, who is to blame?"LISTEN ABOVE AS ANDREW VOSS SPEAKS TO THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Voss is blaming the coaches and and players for the spate of penalties we have seen in the NRL this season."Who's to blame for the penalties? Coaches and then the players," Voss says."I will bag Melbourne right now, and that's a pretty rare thing to happen. You knew the crackdown was on, players have been told since December - if eight and nine weeks later you are still giving away the penalties, who is to blame?"LISTEN ABOVE AS ANDREW VOSS SPEAKS TO THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Warriors CEO Cameron George says this weekend's NRL double-header will be the biggest event on the calendar for Warriors fans this season.Benji Marshall and Cameron Smith will face off at in the curtain raiser at Mt Smart when the Tigers play the Storm, which will be followed by the Warriors playing the Cowboys.George told the Radio Sport Breakfast that Saturday's matches will be massive for all sports fans, not just league fans."Why wouldn't you be here? The stars have really aligned, the West Tigers are going really great, Melbourne Storm [have] superstars across the park."And the Cowboys, Jonathan Thurston and the likes are going to be here and they're up against our great team who are undefeated as well."LISTEN ABOVE AS CAMERON GEORGE SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Warriors CEO Cameron George says this weekend's NRL double-header will be the biggest event on the calendar for Warriors fans this season.Benji Marshall and Cameron Smith will face off at in the curtain raiser at Mt Smart when the Tigers play the Storm, which will be followed by the Warriors playing the Cowboys.George told the Radio Sport Breakfast that Saturday's matches will be massive for all sports fans, not just league fans."Why wouldn't you be here? The stars have really aligned, the West Tigers are going really great, Melbourne Storm [have] superstars across the park."And the Cowboys, Jonathan Thurston and the likes are going to be here and they're up against our great team who are undefeated as well."LISTEN ABOVE AS CAMERON GEORGE SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.