It’s a huge week for Hull KR, and we’ve got a packed episodeto match!

We kick things off with reaction to the major announcementthat Parramatta Eels legend Nathan Cayless will become Hull KR’s new Head Coach with the Kiwi set to replace the departing Willie Peters ready for the start of2027.

We then look back at another two points for the Robins asthey secured victory over Leigh and we ahead, to Friday night and another seismic clash as the Robins take on table-toppers Leeds Rhinos.

Fan favourite Steve Till returns for Robins Revisited,bringing his usual insight, nostalgia, and passion for all things Hull KR.

And to wrap things up, we hand it over to you in QuestionTime, answering all the latest queries from the Red and White faithful.

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On this week’s Robin Pod, Johno and Bazza break down another big week in the world of Hull KR!

✅ We kick things off by reviewing the Robins’ victory over York, looking at the key moments, standout performers, and what it means moving forward.

👀 Attention then turns to Friday night as we preview a huge clash at home against Leigh – where the game could be won and what to expect under the lights at Sewell Group Craven Park.

🏉 We also dive into the England train-on squad announcement – who’s in, who’s unlucky, and what it means for KR representation on the international stage.

🔍 Plus, there’s fresh speculation on the Hull KR head coach position, with a new front runner reportedly emerging – we give our thoughts on what that could mean for the club.💬 And of course, we wrap things up with your questions in this week’s Question Time!

🎧 Don’t forget, The Robin Pod is proudly powered by Budget Tyres Autocentre on Leads Road in Hull – the only car specialists trusted by players, club officials, and supporters of the world-famous Hull Kingston Rovers.👍

This week on the Robin Pod, proudly powered by Budget Tyres Autocentre – the only car specialist trusted by the players, club officials, and supporters of Hull Kingston Rovers – the lads break down a dramatic and ultimately disappointing defeat to a well-rested Wakefield Trinity.

Johno and Bazza Kingston dive headfirst into a game packed with controversy and intensity, featuring two red cards, two sin bins, and relentless end-to-end action with tit-for-tat try scoring throughout. Despite the Robins’ fighting spirit, it was Wakefield who snatched a late winner, leaving plenty to look back on.As always, you set the agenda, with your listener questions driving the biggest talking points of the week.

The spotlight falls firmly on squad rotation, selection decisions and what we can expect when the Robins take on York Knights under the lights on Friday night.

Plus, fan-favourite Steve Till returns to join the discussion, offering his unique perspective and taking a nostalgic look at games gone by, adding context and insight to the current campaign.