A roundtable for rugby obsessives.Donate to the help the podcast at www.ko-fi.com/dementedmole or at the support link above
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 170 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Support the Molecast at ko-fi.com/dementedmole — Molecast Summer Symposium — The Lions Phenomenon — Rugby and Media Landscape — Ireland on Tour — U20s Catastrophe — Espoirs in NZ
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You can donate to the Molecast at ko-fi.com/dementedmole — Bulls neutered — Leinster Forwards just kept rollin’ — “This Means More” — Paean to Jordie — Sam puts his head where it hurts — U20s slide — The flying Bayonnais
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You can support the production of the Molecast by donating at ko-fi.com/dementedmole — Leinster fight — Playing off 9 v playing off 10 — Line-kicking — Take Your Points (Reprise) — Bulls on parade — Finals rugby
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A curate’s egg of a podcast. It’s 70% Hugo talking and his voice is quite grating especially his high pitched “yeaaaaah it’s a good point” catchphrase. However when it is good, it’s an absolute belter of a podcast and truly unique compared to other Irish rugby podcasts.
I heard a nasty rumour that these lads are gick so ive had to withhold a star. but a decent listen overall. Not sure i buy the one lads stance that routine massive shifts in position would be successful in pro players.
Best rugby podcast by a country mile.
Excellent insight and intelligent discussions. Always a great listen.
Like Johnny the appearances are fitfull and sporadic, but when they do appear the quality shines through. The lads are chuffed to have made it to the 249th rated Irish sports podcast. Keep up the quality content and the top 200 beckons….
The lad mole cast seemed to finish mid conversation at about 45 min?
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This series centers on a group of passionate hosts who gather to discuss the intricacies of rugby, particularly with a focus on Irish teams and matches. Episodes typically include detailed analyses of recent games, player performances, coaching strategies, and the broader context of rugby both domestically and internationally. Listeners can expect lively discussions, interviews, and insights that blend humor with an in-depth understanding of the sport, making it appealing for both die-hard rugby fans and more casual listeners interested in the nuances of the game.
The series stands out due to the unique blend of qualitative and quantitative insights offered by the hosts, who often reference historical context and player development through... more
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