Joey Grima is the special man behind the PNG Hunters, PNG Kumuls, and now the PNG Chiefs pathways program, and he has a vision that long extends past his time at the NRL, developing methods to not only build success for PNG men and women wanting to succeed in league but build players for life outside of footy, as well as inspire coaching staff to continue building PNG pathways generations from now. From a lack of fields cutting into game time for teams to a need of important government documentation and administrative practices, if there's a will to get his players onto the top stage, there's a way.'Discipline' is the word of the week as Sam reviews a tough weekend for the Pacific nations in the Nations Championship and Nations Cup, breaking down what went wrong and what needs to improve.Shellie jumps on to celebrate the Fijian Drua women's historic Super Rugby Women's semi-final win over the Reds, booking their place in the grand final.Plus, Tinirau reflects on the not-so-fun experience of making a mistake on the field and having to relive it during Monday's video review, a feeling every athlete knows all too well.(Joey Grimer Interview: 25.28)