Radio Sport Breakfast

Andrew Voss, Fox NRL commentator, for the first time this season.He gives us his view on the Warriors' pre-season campaign but he warns All Blacks fans not to be too dismissive of the SBW-to-Roosters story.He says SBW has a history of doing as he pleases and mucking people around.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wendell Sailor, part of a new show Spartan on TV 2, on his new gig but more importantly where the Warriors will finish this season.He has them missing the playoffs and finishing ninth because he doesn’t trust them to deliver."Every year they let me down."[The Warriors] have some of the most wonderful young talent there and for some reason it just doesn't work. I just don't trust the Warriors, until they show me something I'll have them missing the eight."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wendell Sailor, part of a new show Spartan on TV 2, on his new gig but more importantly where the Warriors will finish this season.He has them missing the playoffs and finishing ninth because he doesn’t trust them to deliver."Every year they let me down."[The Warriors] have some of the most wonderful young talent there and for some reason it just doesn't work. I just don't trust the Warriors, until they show me something I'll have them missing the eight."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's going to be a tight race to the finish as the leading two boats round the top of the North Island in the sixth leg of the Volvo Ocean race from Hong Kong to Auckland.Team Scallywag have closed in on AkzoNobel with just over 175 nautical miles to go to the finish.Third placed Turn The Tide on Plastic are 12 nautical miles off the lead.Race director Grant Calder says they may arrive earlier than expected."The guys have just rounded the Cape, so we're expecting them in later tonight. So after 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock tonight we're expecting the first boat in."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's going to be a tight race to the finish as the leading two boats round the top of the North Island in the sixth leg of the Volvo Ocean race from Hong Kong to Auckland.Team Scallywag have closed in on AkzoNobel with just over 175 nautical miles to go to the finish.Third placed Turn The Tide on Plastic are 12 nautical miles off the lead.Race director Grant Calder says they may arrive earlier than expected."The guys have just rounded the Cape, so we're expecting them in later tonight. So after 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock tonight we're expecting the first boat in."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jeff Wilson, former All Black and Sky rugby analyst, on the controversial yellow card and penalty try in the Crusaders and Chiefs game.He said the referees are stuck with having to follow protocol in those situations."I don't think you can criticise Ben O'Keeffe in any way, shape or form," Wilson says.READ MORE:Colin Cooper: It should only have been penaltySuper Rugby week two - winners and losers"What's a player supposed to do? Reality was the Chiefs would have been better off letting him score in the corner, make the conversion hard and then at least they've got 15 men on the field."The reality is as well, if this appears more and happens more then I think we're going to have a serious issue surrounding the game. We have to protect the players, we understand that."He also spoke to the difficulty defenders face when tackling on their own line and whether we will ever see defenders allowing attackers to score tries?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jeff Wilson, former All Black and Sky rugby analyst, on the controversial yellow card and penalty try in the Crusaders and Chiefs game.He said the referees are stuck with having to follow protocol in those situations."I don't think you can criticise Ben O'Keeffe in any way, shape or form," Wilson says.READ MORE:Colin Cooper: It should only have been penaltySuper Rugby week two - winners and losers"What's a player supposed to do? Reality was the Chiefs would have been better off letting him score in the corner, make the conversion hard and then at least they've got 15 men on the field."The reality is as well, if this appears more and happens more then I think we're going to have a serious issue surrounding the game. We have to protect the players, we understand that."He also spoke to the difficulty defenders face when tackling on their own line and whether we will ever see defenders allowing attackers to score tries?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Black Caps all-rounder Mitchell Santner is aware he needs to work on his celebrations after leading his side to a thrilling last over win over England in yesterday's opening ODI in Hamilton.Santner edged a four before smashing a six over mid wicket to lead New Zealand to a three wicket win with four balls remaining.The New Zealand left-arm spin bowler finished with 45 from 27 balls to complete the victory set up by a 178-run partnership between Ross Taylor (113) and Tom Latham (79) for the fourth wicket.READ MORE: Black Caps late heroics take down EnglandAfter hitting the winning runs off English bowler Chris Woakes, Santner told the Radio Sport Breakfast he wasn't too sure how to react."I actually didn't know what to do. I just panicked and put my arms in the air. I don't usually celebrate so it's something weird for me," he told the Radio Sport Breakfast."I always freak out. I don't know what to do. Maybe next time the bat flip."Santner had a slow start to his innings, three runs from his first nine balls b

Black Caps all-rounder Mitchell Santner is aware he needs to work on his celebrations after leading his side to a thrilling last over win over England in yesterday's opening ODI in Hamilton.Santner edged a four before smashing a six over mid wicket to lead New Zealand to a three wicket win with four balls remaining.The New Zealand left-arm spin bowler finished with 45 from 27 balls to complete the victory set up by a 178-run partnership between Ross Taylor (113) and Tom Latham (79) for the fourth wicket.READ MORE: Black Caps late heroics take down EnglandAfter hitting the winning runs off English bowler Chris Woakes, Santner told the Radio Sport Breakfast he wasn't too sure how to react."I actually didn't know what to do. I just panicked and put my arms in the air. I don't usually celebrate so it's something weird for me," he told the Radio Sport Breakfast."I always freak out. I don't know what to do. Maybe next time the bat flip."Santner had a slow start to his innings, three runs from his first nine balls b

Talksport UK commentator Russell Hargreaves on Scotland's Six Nations win over England as well as the League Cup final between Manchester City and Arsenal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talksport UK commentator Russell Hargreaves on Scotland's Six Nations win over England as well as the League Cup final between Manchester City and Arsenal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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NZOC Secretary General Kereyn Smith on the success of the Winter Olympians yesterday.Smith is confident Snow Sports New Zealand is expecting to reap the benefits of Nico Porteous and Zoi Sadowski Synnott's bronze medal medal winning performances at the Winter Olympics.The 16 year olds have won New Zealand's second and third ever Winter Olympics medals with the country rocketing up to a tie for 25th on the PyeongChang medal table alongside Spain.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NZOC Secretary General Kereyn Smith on the success of the Winter Olympians yesterday.Smith is confident Snow Sports New Zealand is expecting to reap the benefits of Nico Porteous and Zoi Sadowski Synnott's bronze medal medal winning performances at the Winter Olympics.The 16 year olds have won New Zealand's second and third ever Winter Olympics medals with the country rocketing up to a tie for 25th on the PyeongChang medal table alongside Spain.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former All Black and rugby expert Justin Marshall says he can barely pick a winner from tonight's Super Rugby 'opener' between the Blues and Highlanders.He is also tipping the Crusaders v Chiefs match to be a titanic clash and that the Lions are an outside chance to break New Zealand's strangle hold on the competition.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former All Black and rugby expert Justin Marshall says he can barely pick a winner from tonight's Super Rugby 'opener' between the Blues and Highlanders.He is also tipping the Crusaders v Chiefs match to be a titanic clash and that the Lions are an outside chance to break New Zealand's strangle hold on the competition.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Black Caps selector Gavin Larsen concedes they may need to take a leaf out of Australia's book when it comes to selections.Australia used a green side in their successful Twenty20 tri-series campaign, made up nearly entirely of Big Bash players with their first choice players sitting out to focus on their test game.Larsen says it's given them something to think about.READ MORE: Australia cover every Black Caps' twist and turnAustralia 'were always one step ahead of the Black Caps'"We introrudced Mark Chapman and Tim Seifert, guys who had shot the lights out in our Super Smash competition."We don't quite have the depth that Australia have across the ditch. There were learnings, it was a disappointing end for us."However, Larsen does concede they need to consider player schedules.Unlike their Australian opponents who fielded a relatively inexperienced side, New Zealand's team for the Twenty20 tri-series was relatively similar to their first choice one-day squad."I do still firmly believe we had our best T20 pla

Black Caps selector Gavin Larsen concedes they may need to take a leaf out of Australia's book when it comes to selections.Australia used a green side in their successful Twenty20 tri-series campaign, made up nearly entirely of Big Bash players with their first choice players sitting out to focus on their test game.Larsen says it's given them something to think about.READ MORE: Australia cover every Black Caps' twist and turnAustralia 'were always one step ahead of the Black Caps'"We introrudced Mark Chapman and Tim Seifert, guys who had shot the lights out in our Super Smash competition."We don't quite have the depth that Australia have across the ditch. There were learnings, it was a disappointing end for us."However, Larsen does concede they need to consider player schedules.Unlike their Australian opponents who fielded a relatively inexperienced side, New Zealand's team for the Twenty20 tri-series was relatively similar to their first choice one-day squad."I do still firmly believe we had our best T20 pla

No complaints from the New Zealand speed skating trio after narrowly missing out on a medal in the team pursuit at the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang.Reyon Kay, Peter Michael and Shane Dobbin lost to South Korea by just 0.7 of a second in the semifinals after leading into the final lap.They were then outclassed by the Netherlands in the bronze medal race.Dobbin says they gave everything to come within a whisker of getting into the gold medal race."They managed to keep their composure."We still skated a 3.39.5 which I think was about 0.2 slower than we accomplished in training runs. We skated to more or less what we thought we were capable of, they just beat us."Unfortunately with half a lap to go, the entire stadium erupted with cheers. I think the three of us knew the writing was on the wall as soon [as] 10,000 Koreans start cheering from silence for the three minutes prior to that."For his part, Dobbin is not ready to pull the pin on his speed skating career for a second time."Now is not really the time to