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This week, James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss the Chiefs winning, the Crusaders losing the horses and the demise of Moana Pasifika.

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Crunch time for Auckland FC's hopes of clinching back-to-back Premiers' Plates in the A-League.

The Black Knights are just kicking off against ninth-placed Central Coast at Mount Smart Stadium.

Auckland are four points off leaders Newcastle Jets, with a game in hand and needing a win or a draw sending the minor premiership title race to the final week of the regular season next week.

Auckland FC winger Lachlan Brook joined Piney to discuss.

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Guy Harrison's doctors said that he needed to prepare for life in a wheelchair at a young age - but he's gone on to secure a national golf championship.

He went on to win the NZ All Abilities golf championship nearly 20 years after being diagnosed with cerebral palsy.

He joined Piney to discuss his journey.

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The Warriors have gone second in the NRL for now with a home win over the Gold Coast Titans.

The 28-20 victory saw most of the Warriors points coming from former Titans, with A.K.P, Erin Clark and Tanah Boyd all adding to the scoreboard.

Warriors player Alofiana Khan-Pereira joined Piney to discuss the win.

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The Chiefs have praised the Hurricanes for bringing the best out of them.

A fortunate bounce from a charge-down in extra time propelled the new Super Rugby leaders to a 22-17 win over the 'Canes in Hamilton.

Chiefs winger Dan Sinkinson joined Piney to discuss the win.

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Auckland Cricket is officially on the move.

The organisation is set to depart its long-time home at Eden Park and set up shop at Colin Maiden Park in Glen Innes.

It follows the signing of an agreement by Auckland Council, the Crown, Eden Park, Auckland Cricket, and Auckland Rugby that outlines a pathway for modern, permanent, for-purpose facilities for cricket and rugby.

Auckland Cricket Chair Brendon Gibson told Piney that while there are people with differing views, the general concensus is the move is in the organisation’s best interests.

“We’re happy with where we’ve ended up.”

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Another Super Rugby club is going under.

In a blow to Pasifika rugby, Moana Pasifika has announced that it will disband at the conclusion of the Super Rugby season.

The league’s owners, Pasifika Medical Group, has decided to withdraw its financial support.

To find out just how big a blow this is, and what it means for Super Rugby going forward, Brett McKay and Liam Napier joined Piney to delve into what went wrong for the club.

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