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The Good, The Bad & The Rugby

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Rugby
England Rugby
Six Nations
North V South Rugby Competition
Premiership Rugby
Rugby World Cup
Player Selection
Six Nations Championship
State Of Origin
Rugby Marketing
Scotland Rugby
Jonny May
Twickenham
Rugby Union
Christmas
Family
Courtney Lawes
North Korea
Rugby World Cup 2023
Eddie Jones

James Haskell, Mike Tindall and Alex Payne return for season six of The Good, The Bad & The Rugby. Expect more great guests, insight, laughter and tears.

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Latest Episodes

Join Payno & Hask, as they chat with Mike Brown about his transition from player to Sporting Director at Esher Rugby Club. They delve into his new role, challenges, and ask for his insights on the current state of Harlequins and Marcus Smith's future... more

The rugby icon turned reality star spills Traitors secrets, revealing why fellow England International Jonny May would be the ultimate Traitor. He discusses why he quit rugby, his wrestling debut as "The Scrum Lord," and the potential for the GBR Pa... more

England’s iconic 90s back row - Mike Teague, Peter Winterbottom, and Dean Richards - reunite to discuss the "brutal self-policing" of their era. From surviving legendary drinking sessions with Jason Leonard to smashing the Calcutta Cup, the "Three Wi... more

Hask and Tins reunite with their old pals James and Oliver Phelps, better known as the legendary Weasley twins from Harry Potter. In the muggle world, the twins are die-hard Gloucester fans and have many tales of mischief to share from the Shed, the ... more

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Recent Guests

Mike Brown
Sporting director at Esher Rugby and former player with 21 years of professional rugby experience.
Esher Rugby
Episode: The Making of a DOR: Mike Brown
James Phelps
Actor best known for his role as Fred Weasley in Harry Potter
Harry Potter franchise
Episode: Rugby v Potter: The Phelps Twins Christmas Special
Oliver Phelps
Actor best known for his role as George Weasley in Harry Potter
Harry Potter franchise
Episode: Rugby v Potter: The Phelps Twins Christmas Special
Alex Coles
Professional rugby player for Northampton Saints and England national team, known for his strong academics and tactical mindset on the field.
Northampton Saints
Episode: Alex Coles: From Academy "Geek" to England "Educator"
Ben Rumsby
The Daily Telegraph's sports investigations reporter with insights into sports broadcasting.
The Daily Telegraph
Episode: State Of The Game: The Free-to-Air Revolution
Bismarck du Plessis
A front rower, World Cup winner, and former rugby player known for his aggressive playing style.
Episode: Bismarck on his Brother, the Boks and Brutal Hits
Bob Skinstad
2007 World Cup winner, South African rugby legend
Episode: The Springboks - The Ultimate Pantomime Villain?
Geordan Murphy
Eight-time Premiership Champion with Leicester Tigers
Episode: The Springboks - The Ultimate Pantomime Villain?
Johnny May
Professional rugby player
England national team
Episode: England Beat The All Blacks

Hosts

James Haskell
Co-host with humorous insights and analysis on rugby culture, a former professional player with a strong media presence.
Mike Tindall
Co-host and former England rugby player, brings his insights from professional sports and personality to the discussions.
Alex Payne
Co-host and presenter with a knack for engaging narratives and commentary on rugby events.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 4.8k ratings
  • Top pod

    This is the best rugby pod with thoughtful insight from intelligent people, the guest are brilliant and the information you get from the pod is awesome. Great work guys

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    poneke2
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • G,B&R Tour - Warwick Uni 29 Oct 2025

    Thank you Alex, Mike and James for the most hilarious night out I’ve had in a long time. We laughed so much. Thanks for your rugby tips for Dexter as he goes for trials, he really appreciated you giving him that time. Dexter’s mum Kelsey…

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ditzyblonde3012
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • English centric content and far too long

    Great chat but I haven’t got the time in a week to listen to

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    HopelessCase
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Haskell cooks!

    You cook bro you cook!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mosey masters
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Selling the soul of rugby

    Won’t listen to a word of this while HRH Tindall is out there destroying the game.He is a traitor to England and English rugby.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    WaltonWalton9
    United Kingdom3 months ago

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There's a strong appreciation for the quality of guests who provide a range of perspectives on rugby.
Some criticism exists regarding certain hosts overshadowing conversations or the inconsistency in episode releases.
Listeners appreciate the insightful analyses and entertaining banter among the hosts.

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The Making of a DOR: Mike Brown
Q: What is the ambition for Esher?
They're very much looking to get back to National 1 at least, as they've been yoyoing between National 1 and National 2.
The Making of a DOR: Mike Brown
Q: What steps did you take to get to where you are now?
I knew I needed to have something prepared for when I finished my career. I started researching the sporting director role and completed a Masters in Sport and Directorship.
Marler Joins the GBR Round Table
Q: Did you actually think about the tactics of Traitors?
I watched it and studied it. I wanted to be a traitor for control, but I'm glad I wasn't.
Alex Coles: From Academy "Geek" to England "Educator"
Q: What's the biggest lesson you've sort of learned being in this England camp about yourself?
Probably being a bit more forthright about wanting to play for England and being open about my desires.
Alex Coles: From Academy "Geek" to England "Educator"
Q: What does playing for England mean to you?
It's about striking the balance. You still have fun off the pitch, but there's a really intense competitive edge.

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Engaging discussions revolve around the world of rugby, combining insightful analyses of matches, player performances, and broader trends within the sport. The show frequently features prominent figures from rugby—from past legends to current players—who share candid stories and reflections, creating a deep sense of connection with the audience. With a blend of humor and serious dialogue, the discussions address current issues, such as the cultural landscape of rugby, coaching philosophies, and the women's game. Notably, the dynamic between the hosts adds a unique layer of entertainment, often leading to spontaneous and humorous exchanges.

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2. James Phelps
3. Oliver Phelps
4. Alex Coles
5. Ben Rumsby
6. Bismarck du Plessis
7. Bob Skinstad
8. Geordan Murphy

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