New Zealand rugby great Jeff Wilson once again brings his golden debating skills to the Verdict panel.
He and Sky Sports presenter Goran Paladin argue whether the All Blacks are a little off their game at the moment, or if Fiji is an underrated powerhouse.
They also discuss the Warriors fluctuating NRL fortunes during COVID, and ponder if the whole NRL competition should be moved to New Zealand.
Handsome bearded man, Jeff McTainsh, acts as judge, and jury.
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The Verdict - Episode 33
New Zealand rugby league great Adam Blair returns to the Verdict, alongside Sky Sport presenters Goran Paladin and Jeff McTainsh.
This week, the trio debate whether the Warriors should be happy with their position on the NRL table at this stage of the season.
They also delve into the house-party that landed the Dragons in hot water.
And who will win next week's third and final Origin game between the Blues and Maroons?
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The Verdict – Episode 32
Rugby great Mils Muliaina joins the Verdict panel to discuss all the big topics in kiwi sport.
Sky Sport presenter Ravinder Hunia keeps the peace, as Mils and Goran Paladin debate whether All Blacks coach Ian Foster is under pressure heading into the international season.
The trio also discuss State of Origin eligibility rules, and the upcoming return of Shaun Johnson to the Warriors in 2022.
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The Verdict – Episode 31
Kiwis and Warriors great Adam Blair joins the panel for an Origin II extravaganza.
Ravinder Hunia is judge and jury with Goran Paladin and Adam debating the merits of throwing teenage rugby league star Reece Walsh into the Origin cauldron with Queensland.
The panel also tries to pick a winner between the Maroons and Blues, and discusses the continuation of Sky Sport’s agreement to broadcast the NRL.
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The Verdict - Episode 30
Who better to discuss this weekend's Super Rugby Trans-Tasman Final than Sky Sport rugby presenter Kirstie Stanway, and commentator Tony Johnson?
Goran Paladin and Tony debate whether the Blues or Highlanders will win the Eden Park showdown.
They then turn their attention to cricket's World Test Championship between New Zealand and India, posing the question: is this the greatest Black Caps team ever?