Rhys and Josh react to England''s chastening defeat to Australia in the first test of the 2025 Ashes series.Sponsored by Ravensport. Subscribe to the Real Class newsletter at realclass.co.uk and get new rugby league writing and podcasts delivered straight to your inbox once a week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we’re changing things up with a more conversational style. We’ll catch up on the Colts’ recent trip to Ampthill, preview some exciting upcoming club events like Halloween and Casino Night, and chat with Tracy about how the girls’ rugby side is shaping up.

Join Alex, Jack and Tom as they reluctantly go over a Sarries battering for Sale, like the good old days! We also preview a massive, must-win game against Leicester next week. Support the show For all our other latest thoughts, follow @SharkTankRugby on X/Twitter, or we're at u/SharkTankPod on Reddit. If you'd like to get in touch please drop us an email at sharktankpodcast@outlook.com

Guru and Timmy are away so we bring on The Leaguie to talk all things international footy. GRUMPY COFFEE - Use code ARABICA for free shipping for 1kg whole beans and ground coffee for both Everyday and Very Grumpy https://grumpycoffee.com.au/collections/coffee-beans Join the Bloke Club - https://bloke.shop/pages/bloke-club-sign-up LAUNTEL X BLOKE - https://www.launtel.net.au/partners/bloke CHECK ADDRESS FOR FIBRE ELIGIBILITY - https://www.launtel.net.au/fibre-upgrades Kayo Sports -

« Je vis pour jouer ces matchs-là ». Le demi-de-mêlée international Nolann Le Garrec se projette notamment sur la tournée d’automne du XV de France. Et donc son statut en sélection, lui qui était titulaire à la mêlée en juillet lors des trois tests matchs disputés en Nouvelle-Zélande. « Le staff des Bleus m’a dit que ça devait me servir de tremplin ». A 23 ans, la recrue phare du Stade Rochelais revient aussi sur son transfert et ses débuts avec son nouveau club - « un club qui me plaît depuis tout

Big Mike reviews a packed weekend of rugby: Canterbury win the NPC, Australia narrowly beat Japan, and the Stormers and Munster remain unbeaten in the URC. He rounds up Top 14, Premiership and Pro D2 results and updates from the Rugby Europe Super Cup and women’s Premiership.Looking ahead, Big Mike previews the November international window with headline tests including England v Australia, Ireland v New Zealand in Chicago, and Scotland v USA, plus domestic and cup fixtures to follow.

Dan Cole and Anthony Watson are at the EPCR launch day to talk to a stellar cast of rugby stars! Oh yeah, and we've got a podcast car... Henry Pollock joins the show to tell us about his whirlwind first year of rugby and how he's going to back it up this season. Trevor Nyakane gives us an insight into what it's really like to be in the middle of a Springbok scrum - featuring his signature shuffle! Joe McCarthy reveals the secrets of the British & Irish Lions tour as he aims to help turn

Interviews with Nathan Cleary, Angus Chrichton and Mark Nawaqanitawase of Australia, followed by England's Alex Walmsley and Daryl Clark are featured in this Ashes Rugby League Podcast, which is a detailed review of the first Ashes test of 25/10/25 which finished England 6 Australia 26.Host Lee Addison is an Englishman who has coached at NRL clubs and lived in Australia a LONG time.  Sidekick John Davidson is an Australian journalist based in the UK for many a year!  You can find and reach out to

Locky Campbell and Eliot McGuire are on the mics to bring you their comprehensive recap of the first Ashes test from England and Australia at Wembley.What went wrong for England? Why is Reece Walsh the best player in the world right now? Who needs to be dropped for the second test?We take on all the big talking points ahead of Everton this Saturday.PLUS, we also have time to talk State of Origin heading to New Zealand in 2027 and the NRL plotting an international round to open a season. Hosted on

November rugby is here — and it started with a statement in Tokyo. Japan pushed Australia all the way, proving they’re closing the gap and ready for regular clashes with Tier 1 teams. David Pembroke and Ewen McKenzie break down what it means for both nations and where this rivalry goes next.With huge tests in London and Chicago — South Africa, England, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand all in action — the stakes rise fast. Who can manage travel, cohesion and selection pressure through rugby’s

The Zimbabwe Sables are back at the rugby World Cup! In this podcast I was delighted to be joined by both Zimbabwe's captain Hilton Mudariki and their head coach Pieter Bernade to talk about all things SablesThe guys tell me how they went 2 years without playing a match to winning back to back Rugby Africa titles and qualifying for Australia 2027, the truth about Zimbabwean club rugby, what it means to represent their country on the world stage and how they want to face when they get to the World

The gang discuss the final games of this 1st URC block before getting into the big Welsh rugby story of the week.#WelshRugby #WRU #URC #Dragons #Cardiff #Ospreys #Scarlets #Rugby Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Big M and Huw review the first (ish) block of the URC, discuss the ramifications of the WRU announcement and look forward to what we can expect in the coming weeks.#Welshrugby #URC #Scarlets #Communitygame #WRU #ScrumV #Rugby Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A depressed, angry and upset English born Lee lifts himself off the canvas after the Kangaroos smashed the Poms in the first Ashes test, to deliver another weekly podcast!  Rugby League is a simple game overcomplicated by a lot of idiots. Lee on the Rugby League Coach Podcast makes it all sound a heck of a lot easier.  As always, you will need your notebook for this one, as there are LOTS of coaching tips in here...  Level up your coaching game with Episode 150 of the Rugby League Coach Podcast!

The Northern Hemisphere tour has officially kicked off, and the North vs. South rivalry is alive and well. Australia opened their campaign with a narrow win over Japan, and now the rest of the Southern giants head north. Sir John Kirwan, Victor Matfield and Andrew Trimble go head-to-head as they break down what’s ahead, who’s in form, and which hemisphere really holds the power in world rugby right now. 👉 Subscribe for weekly rugby chat with two of the game’s greats —

James Roby joins the Back Ten team to review an underwhelming opening performance from England in the ABK Ashes Series.Can England bounce back, and what will the host nation need to do to take down this star-studded Australian side? The former England and Great Britain hooker reviews the game at Wembley and reveals why he believes there is still some hope for Shaun Wane's men. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Zels reckons Rassie won't show his hand against Japan, Keo thinks otherwise.  . WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vaiq92mCRs1imbH5u009 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/51h5RpLl3a5yewQk9CoSZ5 Our OneBet affiliate link: https://bit.ly/Keo_Zels_Ebet Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

🎙️ Episode 29 – Good Punts: Pac Champs & Punting Down UnderFeaturing Jason from The Kiwi NRL Podcast and Kane aka That Kiwi Punter A couple of laughs, a couple of beers, and a couple of GOOD PUNTS (and the odd bad one 🍻). In this episode we: Break down all the Pacific Championships action 🏉 Dive into NZ & Aussie horse racing 🐎 Answer questions from the punters Share our Best Bets & Value Bets 💰 This is a Kiwi Podcast Network Production, proudly brought to you by Fitzone

Arriva novembre con il confronto tra emisfero sud e emisfero nord. A due anni dal mondiale le squadre iniziano a finalizzare il lavoro verso Australia 2027. Cosa aspettarsi da questo confronto? Si partirà con Irlanda-All Blacks. L'Italia dovrà vedersela con Australia, Sudafrica e Cile. Quali prospettive per gli azzurri?Buon divertimento

All Blacks legend Conrad Smith breaks down the habits behind sustained success: shared leadership, role clarity, reading the game, and handling World Cup pressure. He also opens up about life after rugby and his work supporting player welfare and purpose. Essential listening for players, coaches, and anyone who leads teams.📩 Join Coach G’s Free Community - https://www.skool.com/coach-g-1708/about?ref=2aa34cec096e4503a6e179cc75caaaecFollow us on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ -