NSL signings done - what's the verdict? And Super Netball reshuffle

Paul and Chloe return to make sense of the conclusion of the signings window in the NSL, and a dramatic run of news from Australia as the Super Netball teams race to complete their rosters. Before that there’s a spin through the news, as Singapore and Hong Kong become the latest teams to book their place at the 2027 Netball World Cup, and Wales confirm Reinga Bloxham as their Interim Head Coach. After that we dive into the final four teams to be confirmed in the Netball Super League and ask a few questions with all 10 teams announced. Do Hannah Leighton and Hannah Gibson give Lightning enough of a refresh and are Dragons now serious contenders for the Top 4? A total reboot (again) for Panthers and Rhinos has brought some new faces into the league but both franchises face the question as to whether they can make the leap to contenders. We then shift focus to Australia as the Super Netball window finally opens, with controversy surrounding Kate Eddy who goes unsigned. West Coast Fever shake up their attack end, Melbourne Vixens cause a stir but have they missed a trick, and new franchise Sirens make a big splash with Grace Nweke, who is replaced at Swifts by Mary Cholhok. With only two England Roses across the Super Netball squads, and the flood of Sliver Ferns continuing we ask what it means for the World Cup. There's a whole lot to dive into, including a busy few weeks which feature U15 franchise Academies at the School Games and on Sunday August 30, the MMNA UK National Finals, with ⁠tickets still available⁠ (https://www.englandmmna.com/event-det...) A final shout out that if you haven’t already, please subscribe to our Spotify and ⁠YouTube feeds ⁠as they’ll be plenty more to come over the off season.