
The latest news, views and interviews from the world of Welsh rugby.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 680 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Gareth Rhys Owen speaks to WRU chief financial officer Gavin Marshall about an £18.1m loss, another forecast loss and why he believes funding for the professional regions must be reduced. Plus, Scrum V writer Matt Lloyd joins the debate on the future... more
Gareth Rhys Owen and Lauren Salter are joined by Wales Head Coach Steve Tandy after he named his squad for the Nations Championship tests. Rugby writer Alex Bywater also joins to review the Welsh regions’ opening matches in Europe and to discuss the ... more
Before Wales left for Japan for their two WXV test matches, head coach Sean Lynn, captain Alex Callender and scrum half Seren Lockwood sat down with Gareth Rhys Owen, Lauren Salter and former Wales hooker Scott Baldwin.
Lauren Salter previews a bumper weekend of European rugby with Champions Cup winner Liam Williams, alongside former Wales pair Jonathan Davies and Scott Baldwin…who it turns out listens to a LOT of podcasts!
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Love listening to GRO, he speaks with such passion and enthusiasm, Hooky and his insights are always interesting. They have a good range of guests. One thing they need to change is drop Alex Cuthbert and bring in Scott Baldwin more regularly, Cuthy offers very little other than taking about himself and repeating the word “obviously” in every sentence. Cuthy sounds unenthusiastic and is quite dull to listen to but Scott, on the other hand, brings the passion and knowledge of how the game is playe... more
Am I the only one that once again feel the journalistic efforts of GRO are a disgrace. We face Fiji in a telling test match hoping to continue our winning form, and instead of supporting the boys, and putting positive energies out there for them and us all to focus on, what does he decide is good to do??? Focus on the disastrous loss in the 2007 World Cup.
This guys only focus towards Wales rugby in my experience is to do everything he can to sensationalise all the negativity and sell his journa... more
As an Englishman, listening to Welsh rugby analysis at its best is a joy. GRO and Lauren Salter set the tone and speak with energy and enthusiasm about Welsh rugby, the players the fans and community.
It’s a quality production, but also real, not too shiny and the odd parochial approach is balanced with progressive attitudes.
If you haven’t tried Scrum V, do it. It’s worth getting into.
Lauren Jenkins is the best in the biz, adds real insight and asks the tough questions. Should build upon her talent and freshen up the lineup. GRO and Cuthbert not for me
Great to see Sean back, talks a lot of sense & always has a good anecdote 👏🏼
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A fast-paced rugby-focused show that centers on Welsh rugby, its teams, players, and coaching culture. Episodes frequently dissect test matches, player selection, and tactical approach, with lively debate about style, development pathways, and the governance landscape surrounding Welsh rugby. A standout trait is mixing expert analysis with behind-the-scenes tales from tours and the broader rugby ecosystem, giving listeners a blend of on-field insight and industry context. The format often features panel discussions, guest perspectives from players, journalists, and coaches, and a clear emphasis on national identity and regional dynamics. This combination likely provides both sharp game analysis and deeper conversations about rugby culture, ... more
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Recent guests on Scrum V include:
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2. Alex Cuthbert
3. Ellis Jenkins
4. James Davies
5. Nigel Davies
6. Jon Daniels
7. Fletcher Anderson
8. Richard Hodges
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