Get ready Footy Nerds, the one and only Nathan Cleary joins us for an interview. Recorded during Round 4 of the current season, Nathan takes us through his mentality on & off the pitch, gives advice for young halves and so much more.
00:00 – 2025 Season With Penrith
24:42 – Grand Finals
39:00 – Leadership & Culture
43:36 – Halves Knowing Their Roles
48:18 – Advice For Young Halves
55:29 – Quick Fire Questions
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Wow this will awesome can’t wait to watch
Let’s goooo
What a score!!! Nathan Cleary wow.
I love the players trusting former players to do these videos. I hate journalists who write crap about you then try suck up to you to get an interview. Thank you guys!!!
This is good!
Real solid interview👏 ask a question and let them answer without interrupting 💯
Well done lads
Wonderful insights from Clez.
Somewhere in Sydney Guru has just painted a ceiling while watching this.
Imagine “hating” this bloke. You’ve never met him. You’re just fucking jealous.
The great interviews are the ones where it’s a genuine conversation. And all high level footy IQ In that room
Fire emoji!
I agree with Nathan about the Juniors. The block plays in the Juniors is pointless. Coaches just gotta teach the kids how to do simple stuff like identifying short sides, draw and pass, two on ones etc.
how good
Nathan Cleary will be the best RP champion ever.
Live listening to my past and present best players ❤
good stuff lads love the content. I was thinking lately due to all the talk about lack of half's and lack of development in the junior's, I had an idea that maybe could add value to you and all our young up and coming juniors as well as junior rugby league coaches. What do Yous think about a program run by retired former elite players particularly spine players like yourselves creating and potentially selling or possibly NRL funded videos or packages of some kind made for local junior coaches/players detailing all the skill-based training drills, routines and experienced tips you have learnt throughout your careers to help improve the junior rugby league coaching and provide a sharper and more well-rounded junior development system. I think there is many ways you could go with this and coming from someone who attends junior rugby league training/games i see potential for improvement to help provide the basics of individual positional training as a lot of drills ran at an under 15 training session for example at small local clubs are more so providing development for a team as a whole (catch, pass, tackle) but no specific drills for individual positions which in my opinion is slowing down development for the individuals playing an important spine position until/if they reach junior reps or progress further into NRL development systems. sorry for long comment boys would love to know your thoughts i always thought there is potential in an idea like that to really help our game grow.
Just seems like a champion bloke
The GOATTT
Excellent work lads, and big ups to Nath for sharing all his advice. Massive ep!
Really enjoyed this😊
This format is sick. Mad podcast!