Blending North with South, Pretoria with Cape Town, data-driven MW Welman spars each week with globetrotting Harry Jones on Saffa-related themes to understand the whole world of rugby as it is and will become: making a plan but being ready to throw it all out the window.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 139 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RugbySports |
Belfast was a harsh lesson for the Bulls. Ulster didn’t just win — they dominated, exposing weaknesses in a team still finding its feet under new coach Johann Ackermann. Defensive cracks that had been creeping in over the past weeks were on full disp... more
This isn’t your standard Rugby Championship review. In this vintage episode of the Lekker Rugby Pod, Harry unleashes his full philosophical self, guiding listeners through the curious paradox of sport: how can a team achieve results yet still feel di... more
The morning after the Springboks’ epic Rugby Championship win, Harry Jones takes us straight back to Twickenham, where every moment, from the streets to the stadium, pulsed with energy, tension, and pure South African pride. You can almost hear the r... more
Harry was on the ground at the Springboks’ Captain’s Run in London ahead of the big Argentina clash at Twickenham. Fresh from the plane, he witnessed a squad full of energy, laughter, and precision, with many, many kicks attempted as the team refined... more
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One of the best narrative overviews of the Australian rugby landscape and team I’ve heard from Harry, as an Aussie. Only thing slight off was the characterisation of the Brumbies: quite a few country boys from the broader Canberra/ south western NSW area tend to play for the Brums. Great storytelling and analysis.
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Focusing on the world of rugby, this series brings together thoughtful discussions on the sport, highlighting matches, major tournaments, and the latest developments. It features in-depth analyses of the strategies and performances of teams such as the Springboks and All Blacks and the emotions surrounding these iconic rivalries. The conversational format between hosts leads to insights shaped by their personal experiences, combining storytelling with expert commentary. There is a strong emphasis on the cultural significance of rugby in South Africa and internationally, alongside commentary on coaching strategies, team dynamics, and the performances of notable players. This podcast is particularly engaging for rugby enthusiasts looking for ... more
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