D'arcy And Goran

Warriors Shaun Johnson and Anthony Gelling in studio talking the huge loss to the Roosters on Saturday at home.  They also give us grief about losing at the Radio Awards, and formulate a plan to win next year.LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH D'ARCY ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Warriors Shaun Johnson and Anthony Gelling in studio talking the huge loss to the Roosters on Saturday at home.  They also give us grief about losing at the Radio Awards, and formulate a plan to win next year.LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH D'ARCY ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Warriors reserve hooker Karl Lawton made his debut for the team last weekend in their win against the Tigers.He spoke with D'Arcy and Goran about his time with the team, and how he is relishing the chance to play under Isaac Luke.LISTEN TO KARL LAWTON TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Warriors reserve hooker Karl Lawton made his debut for the team last weekend in their win against the Tigers.He spoke with D'Arcy and Goran about his time with the team, and how he is relishing the chance to play under Isaac Luke.LISTEN TO KARL LAWTON TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Hurricanes will inject their returning All Blacks halfback from the bench for Friday's Super Rugby match against the Blues.Vice-captain TJ Perenara emerges from a month sidelined with a knee injury suffered against the Sharks.Finlay Christie retains his starting spot for the match at Eden Park, with coach Chris Boyd deciding to keep him there for another week."According to TJ, it's about a month late, initially they thought the Reds game, but like you'd probably imagine, his attention to detail on his rehab and stuff is just phenomenal."Midfielder Vince Aso has been sidelined with a wrist injury, while Jordie Barrett comes back on the bench from a rolled ankle.Sam Lousi gets the nod at lock for Michael Fatialofa who drops to the bench.The match will see Hurrican's strike weapon Ben Lamb face off against Rieko Ioane, which Boyd told D'arcy and Goran should be an explosive battle.LISTEN TO CHRIS BOYD TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Hurricanes will inject their returning All Blacks halfback from the bench for Friday's Super Rugby match against the Blues.Vice-captain TJ Perenara emerges from a month sidelined with a knee injury suffered against the Sharks.Finlay Christie retains his starting spot for the match at Eden Park, with coach Chris Boyd deciding to keep him there for another week."According to TJ, it's about a month late, initially they thought the Reds game, but like you'd probably imagine, his attention to detail on his rehab and stuff is just phenomenal."Midfielder Vince Aso has been sidelined with a wrist injury, while Jordie Barrett comes back on the bench from a rolled ankle.Sam Lousi gets the nod at lock for Michael Fatialofa who drops to the bench.The match will see Hurrican's strike weapon Ben Lamb face off against Rieko Ioane, which Boyd told D'arcy and Goran should be an explosive battle.LISTEN TO CHRIS BOYD TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An ankle injury will keep Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson out of this weekend's NRL match against the Sydney Roosters.Johnson suffered the knock during last weekend's win over the Wests Tigers, meaning Mason Lino will take his spot in the halves in the only change to the 17.Hooker Issac Luke and back rower Adam Blair have recovered from respective shoulder and ankle niggles to take their places in the 13.Warriors coach Stephen Kearney told D'Arcy and Goran Johnson's injury is just a sprain."He'd potentially be maybe a couple of weeks or so." LISTEN TO STEPHEN KEARNEY TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An ankle injury will keep Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson out of this weekend's NRL match against the Sydney Roosters.Johnson suffered the knock during last weekend's win over the Wests Tigers, meaning Mason Lino will take his spot in the halves in the only change to the 17.Hooker Issac Luke and back rower Adam Blair have recovered from respective shoulder and ankle niggles to take their places in the 13.Warriors coach Stephen Kearney told D'Arcy and Goran Johnson's injury is just a sprain."He'd potentially be maybe a couple of weeks or so." LISTEN TO STEPHEN KEARNEY TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Gregorius is ecstatic to see progression in the sport she loves.The Football Ferns forward came out of retirement in February, and has been a key member in negotiations around New Zealand Football's new collective bargaining agreement.Under the historic CBA, there will be pay and travel parity, equal prize money and same rights for image use for both the All Whites and Football Ferns.Gregorius says it's fantastic to be able to achieve all of that."Hugely proud to have the opportunity to represent my country again but also to be part of a process that the country can be proud of away from the football field as well."Gregorius told D'arcy and Goran the agreement could see other sports make changes."Even just starting the conversation and starting to normalise the fact that whether you are an elite athlete, whether you are male or female, you should be reflected and treated the same as your counterparts who are doing the exact same thing for their country."LISTEN TO SARAH GREGARIOUS TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GO

Sarah Gregorius is ecstatic to see progression in the sport she loves.The Football Ferns forward came out of retirement in February, and has been a key member in negotiations around New Zealand Football's new collective bargaining agreement.Under the historic CBA, there will be pay and travel parity, equal prize money and same rights for image use for both the All Whites and Football Ferns.Gregorius says it's fantastic to be able to achieve all of that."Hugely proud to have the opportunity to represent my country again but also to be part of a process that the country can be proud of away from the football field as well."Gregorius told D'arcy and Goran the agreement could see other sports make changes."Even just starting the conversation and starting to normalise the fact that whether you are an elite athlete, whether you are male or female, you should be reflected and treated the same as your counterparts who are doing the exact same thing for their country."LISTEN TO SARAH GREGARIOUS TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GO

Crusaders assistant coach Jason Ryan is happy with his team's win against the Rebels this week, but he is not happy with the ill-discipline his side has shown recently.He told D'Arcy and Goran that he is imploring his players to change their way, or it'll catch them out at some stage. He says they seem to be leading the season in yellow cards. LISTEN TO JASON RYAN TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Crusaders assistant coach Jason Ryan is happy with his team's win against the Rebels this week, but he is not happy with the ill-discipline his side has shown recently.He told D'Arcy and Goran that he is imploring his players to change their way, or it'll catch them out at some stage. He says they seem to be leading the season in yellow cards. LISTEN TO JASON RYAN TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The man who led Team New Zealand's review into its failed 2013 America's Cup campaign is lending his expertise to netball.Team NZ chief operating officer Kevin Shoebridge has been named on a three-person panel to review the Silver Ferns' dismal Commonwealth Games campaign.Panel chair Don Mackinnon told D'Arcy and Goran Shoebridge is perfect for this job."I think it's great for New Zealand sport that Team New Zealand is opening up in this way. I think there is huge learning for other sports from their experience."Former Silver Fern Linda Vagana is also on the review panel, which will report back to the Netball New Zealand board next month.LISTEN TO DON MACKINNON TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The man who led Team New Zealand's review into its failed 2013 America's Cup campaign is lending his expertise to netball.Team NZ chief operating officer Kevin Shoebridge has been named on a three-person panel to review the Silver Ferns' dismal Commonwealth Games campaign.Panel chair Don Mackinnon told D'Arcy and Goran Shoebridge is perfect for this job."I think it's great for New Zealand sport that Team New Zealand is opening up in this way. I think there is huge learning for other sports from their experience."Former Silver Fern Linda Vagana is also on the review panel, which will report back to the Netball New Zealand board next month.LISTEN TO DON MACKINNON TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The All Whites will look to develop their lesser-known players at next month's Intercontinental Cup.Following years of constant club and country commitments, it's unlikely New Zealand's bigger names will be part of the four team tournament in Mumbai.But assistant coach Des Buckingham insists they aren't returning to the Anthony Hudson era, where anyone and everyone got a crack.“We’re happy with the players at the top end in terms of the rockstars, but we’re not got more players playing overseas than we’ve ever had. I support those guys to get those opportunities, it puts us in a strong position come the next World Cup cycle.”Buckingham says they'll use a lot of the players who were part of the friendly against Canada in March.LISTEN TO DES BUCKINGHAM TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The All Whites will look to develop their lesser-known players at next month's Intercontinental Cup.Following years of constant club and country commitments, it's unlikely New Zealand's bigger names will be part of the four team tournament in Mumbai.But assistant coach Des Buckingham insists they aren't returning to the Anthony Hudson era, where anyone and everyone got a crack.“We’re happy with the players at the top end in terms of the rockstars, but we’re not got more players playing overseas than we’ve ever had. I support those guys to get those opportunities, it puts us in a strong position come the next World Cup cycle.”Buckingham says they'll use a lot of the players who were part of the friendly against Canada in March.LISTEN TO DES BUCKINGHAM TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Henare's more than happy to be a one-team man for now.The former Breakers coach will be at the helm of the Tall Blacks for their upcoming FIBA World Cup qualifiers against Hong Kong and China, and is currently in Tauranga overlooking the domestic women's competition.Henare used to juggle both Breakers and Tall Blacks commitments, but says he's enjoying focusing solely on his role with Basketball New Zealand. “I’m going to be out here getting a little bit more involved in some of the talent ID’s and experiences we have going on throughout the year, and I’m looking forward to getting more involved in the programme and what that looks like and how that’s being coached.”The Tall Blacks' next qualifier is against Hong Kong in Rotorua late next month.LISTEN TO PAUL HENARE TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Henare's more than happy to be a one-team man for now.The former Breakers coach will be at the helm of the Tall Blacks for their upcoming FIBA World Cup qualifiers against Hong Kong and China, and is currently in Tauranga overlooking the domestic women's competition.Henare used to juggle both Breakers and Tall Blacks commitments, but says he's enjoying focusing solely on his role with Basketball New Zealand. “I’m going to be out here getting a little bit more involved in some of the talent ID’s and experiences we have going on throughout the year, and I’m looking forward to getting more involved in the programme and what that looks like and how that’s being coached.”The Tall Blacks' next qualifier is against Hong Kong in Rotorua late next month.LISTEN TO PAUL HENARE TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hurricanes winger Julian Savea, who survived “outside back idol” and made the cut for the side named to face the Lions in Super Rugby. The Canes have almost all of their outside backs available for selection, which made the selection process a tad difficult.LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH D'ARCY ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hurricanes winger Julian Savea, who survived “outside back idol” and made the cut for the side named to face the Lions in Super Rugby. The Canes have almost all of their outside backs available for selection, which made the selection process a tad difficult.LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH D'ARCY ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.