
Deep dives into rugby’s biggest moments, legends and rivalries - straight from the scrum half’s seat. Honest chat, expert insight and untold stories.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsRugby | |||

Ulster Head Coach Richie Murphy joins the show this week to break down Ireland's defeat to New Zealand at Eden Park, as Andy Farrell's side fell short in the final game of this summer's Nations Championship.
The team analyse where the game was won a... more
Ireland made it two wins from two, but it was far from a perfect afternoon as Andy Farrell's side were pushed all the way by a determined Japan.
Gavin and Conor are joined by former Ireland and Ulster scrum-half Paul Marshall to dissect the match, l... more
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Gavin Andrews and Conor Murray are joined by Ulster and Ireland centre James Hume to break down Ireland's dramatic 33-31 victory over Australia in the opening match of the Nations Championship.
The panel analyse the key moments that t... more
Gavin Andrews, Ian Humphreys & Tony McWhirter chat post match in Bilbao after both Ulster and Leinster lost their European Finals
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Let me preface this by saying I love rugby podcasts, the offload, the left wing, the counter ruck, the rugby pod. However these two are just plain boring and awful. They talk at a snails pace, offer little to no insight and just seem like they don’t know what they’re doing. Side note the Ward brothers are going to regret going on this pod with how much shade they were throwing in this pod, very counter to rugby values.
I am a Connor Murray fan, but if this podcast is going to last the pace he needs to be more objective. He obviously wasn’t looking at the same match I watched. He is still too close to much if not all of the squad to give an accurate analysis. So many of the team were off the boil, yet there was no mention of missed chances etc.
Great to get a pod of the Ireland rugby scene from the BBC..hopefully it lasts the pace.
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This show delivers rugby-focused analysis with a strong emphasis on Ireland's national teams, post-match breakdowns, and the evolving landscape of Irish rugby across men's and women's competitions. Episodes often blend on-field tactical discussion with behind-the-scenes color, including leadership dynamics, player development, injury journeys, and the shifting formats of competitions like the Six Nations and Nations Championship. A standout aspect is the recurring presence of former players and current stars sharing personal perspectives, coaching insight, and the broader impact of rugby culture on fans and aspiring professionals. Potential listeners can expect candid takes, deep dives into game strategy, and a clear trajectory for Ireland'... more
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