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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 229 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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The autumn internationals are back and so is the Telegraph Rugby podcast!
Join Alan Dymock, Gavin Mairs and Charles Richardson ahead of this weekend's action as we take a close look at England and their clash against the Wallabies on Saturday.
The... more
The Lions failed to make history in Sydney after losing the third and final Test against the Wallabies in the pouring rain.
Alan and Charlie reflect on the third Test and ask if head coach Andy Farrell got his team selection right after he decided t... more
The Lions have won their series against Australia after producing a sensational comeback in Melbourne on Saturday!
Charles and Charlie unpack the game and where it was won for Andy Farrell's side, and where it was possibly lost by the Wallabies.
We... more
Charles Richardson is joined by Charlie Morgan to reflect on the Lions win over the First Nations Pasifika XV in their final midweek match.
The match was seen as a final opportunity for some fringe players to stake their claim for Test selection on ... more
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No coverage of the women's rugby world cup!
The presenters clearly rate their rugby knowledge but it just comes across as three blokes who know very little about rugby repeating what they have been told by players and coaches. They don’t seem to have any analytical skills but rather follow the mood music/amplify whatever is the comment de jour on each team and their respective performances.
That’s it
Is not the phrase “approach in any direction” nonsensical? Can you approach a point by walking in a circle around said point.
We need a lawyer, or Brain Moore to be “precise”.
I jest, this is the only rugby podcast I can find that does not feel like it is curated by the lads. Certainly well informed but maybe lacks a little punch.
Stopped listening a time ago but the current presenters as extremely good fun albeit maybe let down by hard facts/stats
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This podcast features in-depth discussions about rugby, focusing on critical moments in matches, player performances, and the dynamics of team selections among the British and Irish Lions. Notable episodes analyze significant games, dissect tactics, and reflect on the implications of various performances in the context of tournaments like the Six Nations and the Rugby World Cup. The hosts, who are seasoned rugby journalists, are likely to present a blend of insightful analysis and personal anecdotes, making it a captivating listen for rugby enthusiasts who value well-researched commentary and in-the-field insights. Unique to this production is its focus on objective reporting, often contrasting with the typical banter found in sports podcas... more
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Recent guests on The Telegraph Rugby Podcast include:
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2. Les Kiss
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