This week, James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss the opening of the new One New Zealand Stadium and all things football.

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The Warriors have taken their winning ways to Wellington - coming from behind for a 20 to 18 NRL victory over the Dolphins.

The visitors led 18-6 after just 22 minutes, but were held scoreless for the remainder of the night as the Warriors retained second on the ladder.

Warriors coach Andrew Webster joined Piney to discuss.

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The new era under the roof is underway in the opening Super Rugby fixture at Christchurch's Te Kaha Stadium.

After years of anticipation, the new One New Zealand Stadium opened its doors, and fans packed into the stadium for the Super Round.

Former Wallaby and stadium designer Al Baxter joined Piney to discuss.

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The Chiefs are wary of what the Fijian Drua could be capable of under the roof at Christchurch's new stadium in the final game of Super Rugby's Super Round.

The Drua are coming off a shock win over the Brumbies in Canberra last week - their first on the road in three years.

Chiefs CEO Simon Graafhuis joined Piney to discuss.

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It's been a strong new start for the Crusaders after their 35-20 Super Rugby win over the Waratahs to christen their new home in Christchurch.

The hosts lead 14-13 at the break at One New Zealand Stadium, eventually running in five tries to two with a Dallas McLeod double on the right wing.

Crusaders CEO Colin Mansbridge joined Piney to discuss.

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The Crusaders christened their new stadium with a 35-20 triumph over the Waratahs to kickoff Super Rugby's Super Round in Christchurch.

The hosts responded to going down 6-nil early, to lead 14-13 at the break, before running in five tries to two.

Former Crusaders Coach Robbie Deans and current Assistant Coach Matt Todd joined Piney for a chat about the new stadium and what it means for the city, and a few tales of their time coaching and playing.

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Matt Giteau, Adam Ashley-Cooper, and Drew Mitchell are icons of Australian rugby.

All former Wallabies, there’s a vast array of experience going head-to-head with the All Blacks between the three of them.

They’re in Christchurch for the Super Round, and joined Piney to chat about not only that, but also what it’s like to go up against New Zealand’s national side.

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