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Paul Kent signs off with a wildcard finals objection

FanaticsTV's Kenty podcast climbs Australia's Apple chart as its season finale questions who deserves a shot at the NRL title.

Why this story? The podcast "Kenty - Paul Kent NRL Podcast" rose to #83 on Apple's podcast chart in Australia, from #120 yesterday.

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  1. 10:47Kent argues that receiving new information should make changing your mind acceptable in public debate.
  2. 18:00The hosts examine how contract payments and salary-cap timing could shape Matt Burton's potential move to Perth.
  3. 21:02Kent objects to the proposed wildcard round giving teams with losing records a route toward the title.
  4. 29:04Kent picks Reece Walsh and Tamika Upton for the men's and women's Golden Boot awards.
  5. 31:57His World Cup final preview contrasts New Zealand's forward strength with Australia's backline quality.

Paul Kent is heading into his season break with a firm objection to expanding the finals: should a team that loses more games than it wins get a chance at the title? His farewell episode arrives as FanaticsTV's Kenty - Paul Kent NRL Podcast rises from 120th to 83rd on Apple's podcast chart in Australia.

Made by FanaticsTV and hosted by rugby league journalist Kent with Warren Livingstone, the show mixes NRL reporting, outspoken opinion and the occasional detour beyond league. The final Kenty Blitz of the year puts the proposed 2028 wildcard round under scrutiny. Kent sees revenue behind the change and objects to giving lower-ranked sides another route into contention.

"Do you deserve a shot at the title when you can't win more games than you lose?" he asks.

There is international football to consider before the hosts put their microphones away. Kent tips Reece Walsh and Tamika Upton for the Golden Boot awards, then frames the Australia-New Zealand World Cup final around a contrast: the Kiwis' strength up front against Australia's quality in the backs. The episode contains a betting sponsorship commercial.

Recent instalments have also examined Pacific Test pay and Sam Walker's uncertain club future. But the farewell brings a different conversation to the comments: viewers describe the show as part of their routine, including a listener in Wales who fits it into the start of the working day.

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The facts
Channel
FanaticsTV
Subscribers
131,000
Channel views, last 7 days
775,957
Channel views, pace per day
125,263 (on a normal day: 130,019)
Place on the chart today
83
Place on the chart yesterday
120
Best place in the last 30 days
76
Video published
November 12, 2026
Video views so far
18,059 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day
18,400

The numbers

Kenty's climb takes it back inside the top hundred on Apple's Australian podcast chart. Its daily positions have moved up and down over the past week.

subscribers
131,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
30,217,535
views per day
125,263
typical day: 130,019
the video
views
18,059
likes
373
comments
92
days online
1
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
JAY FILMS
152,000
FanaticsTV
131,000
As of November 13, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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