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Netball talk from the coaching seat.
Sky Sports Netball: Off the Court turns recent netball weekends into fast, practical coaching talk. Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville move from scorelines, injuries, squad calls, and Super Shot swings into what those moments mean for teams under pressure.
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Sky Sports Netball: Off the Court is a fast, expert-led look at netball from people who think first in coaching terms. It starts with the weekend. Then it gets more interesting. A top-of-the-table thriller, a blowout, a Super Shot swing, or a major injury quickly becomes a discussion about structure, confidence, squad design, and what a coach can actually change in the moment. Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville bring a lived-in feel to those arguments, moving from London Pulse and Loughborough Lightning to Mavericks, Thunder, Dragons, Rhinos, Panthers, SSN, ANZ, and England Roses selection pressure without slowing down to over-explain the landscape. The show likes a direct question. Who makes the Commonwealth Games squad? What happens when Helen Houseby is unavailable? Does a team rip up the playbook, or trust international players with more freedom? Why do some games stay close until halftime and then break open? That practical angle gives the series its weight. It is not just match reaction, and it is not just punditry from a distance. It is a weekly exercise in reading the court through tactics, personnel, and mental load. The pair also make room for the human cost of performance sport, including motherhood, travel, personal strain, and the pressure of being expected to be perfect in every environment. Episodes can jump from banter to a grave discussion of Jess Thurlby stepping away from the England role. That contrast is part of the appeal. The show is warm, busy, and sometimes untidy in the best way: the thinking happens out loud, with names, examples, corrections, and mid-conversation pivots left in. Listeners get league context, fixture talk, and selection debate, but the real draw is hearing how netball minds test an idea against what happens on court.
Made for: For netball followers who already care about Super League, England Roses, SSN, ANZ, and the details behind selection calls. It especially suits coaches, players, and fans who want tactical reasoning rather than surface recap.
What sets it apart: The show’s strength is its bench-level perspective: match incidents are treated as coaching puzzles, not just talking points. It connects scorelines to playbooks, squad depth, injury management, and pressure decisions in real time.
Join us on “Off the Court” as gold-medal winning England coach Tracey Neville and London Mavericks' Head Coach, Tamsin Greenway, discuss the biggest talking points in netball. From the Super League to the Super Shot and on to the 2026 Commonwealth Games, we’re with you every week for sharp analysis, honest debate and plenty of stories from two of the biggest names in the sport. Got a question for Tamsin or Tracey? Get in touch @skynetball or email [email protected]. - Off The Court is a Sky Sports podcast. Listen to every episode here: skysports.com/off-the-court You can listen...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Off the Court turns netball results into sharp conversations about tactics, selection and the practical pressures facing coaches and players.
Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville treat a netball result as the start of the conversation, then work backward through the coaching decisions that shaped it.
The final whistle is only the start when you want every coaching decision put on trial.
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A top table thriller turns into a blunt, coach level argument about England selection.
The episode starts with a proper top-of-the-table netball clash before turning into a sharper look at England's full-time programme. Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville move from the tight Loughborough Lightning v London Pools contest to the pressure points around it: Sam Wallace…
A grounded netball conversation about pressure, standards, and the cost of performance.
Off The Court keeps its attention on the mental load of elite netball, with Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville moving from coaching life into the way family, travel, and expectation can crowd the day.
A coach-minded look at how injuries and squad churn reshape a season.
This episode keeps its focus on injuries, squad changes, and the work it takes to hold a game plan together when key players are missing. Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville sound most convincing when they stay practical, with coaching judgment doing the heavy lifting instead of…
Sharp, chatty netball talk that turns squad-building into a real coaching debate.
This Off the Court episode has a good shape to it: Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville bring Sarah Francis-Bayman into a conversation that moves from the weekend's Super League drama into squad-building, imports, and the win-now mindset.
A round-one coaching debrief that treats physicality and off-ball contest as the main story.
The episode keeps its focus on round one of the Netball Super League and the live read on coaching choices, momentum shifts, and the super shot.
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Galway GAA, talked through properly.
Netball voices, match detail, and court-side reflection.
Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville start with a match that mattered.
Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville open with a catch-up on a busy weekend and a big moment for Stockport County women at Edgley Park.
They kick off with a quick catch-up after holiday and the familiar reminder that sport never really stops.
This episode discusses the mid-season developments in netball, including wins, team standings, and injury updates in leagues like the Netball Super League and SSN.
This episode features an interview with netball coach Cruise discussing the Silver Ferns, coaching tactics, and the potential return of player Laura Langman to the team.
This episode analyzes recent netball games in the Super League and SSN, discussing how momentum shifts, the super shot rule, and mental toughness in the second half impact team performance and game outcomes.
This episode discusses coaching decisions in netball, including Tamsin Greenway's commitment to Mavericks and speculation about the England job, while exploring team building and performance management.
The hosts discuss the surprising news of Jess Thirlby stepping down as England Roses head coach just months before the Commonwealth Games, citing personal reasons and reflecting on the challenges of high-profile coaching roles.
Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville welcome Sarah Francis-Bayman for a quick, chatty netball conversation.
Tracy Neville and Tamsin Greenway are in the Sky studio in London.
Tamsin Greenway and Tracey Neville review the Netball Super Cup in Sheffield, where 14-minute games with four-minute Super Shot periods tested coaching approaches and squad depth.
This episode features an interview with South African netball defenders Shadine van der Merwe and Nicola Smith discussing a thrilling Super League match between Manchester Thunder and Loughborough Lightning, focusing on game tactics, team culture, and their experiences in the league.
A post-game interview analyzing Manchester Thunder's victory over Seven Stars in netball, focusing on defensive tactics and penalty counts.
Tracey Neville discusses her transition to head coach of the new Melbourne Mavericks netball franchise in Australia, covering challenges like delayed court time and the importance of team building and recruitment.
Two professional netball players discuss the evolving challenges and opportunities for athletes balancing motherhood with their sports careers.
This episode features a post-game interview with netball players Geva Mentor and Funmi Fadoju discussing a close 51-49 victory by London Pools over Leeds Rhinos, focusing on defensive play, turnovers, and umpiring differences between leagues.
Tamsin Greenway hosts Sam Bird (London Pulse), Karen Gregg (Manchester Thunder) and Vicky Burgess (Loughborough Lightning) for the first Off The Court pod before the 2024 Super League season.