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Just four mates chatting about rugby. Kooks, Jared, Thala and Shaun talk all rugby with a major focus on the Springboks, URC and #SaffasAbroad

  1. Springboks rock England, All Blacks start the Rennie era right, SA Women make a statement

    2 dgn geleden

    Springboks rock England, All Blacks start the Rennie era right, SA Women make a statement

    Shaun and Thala review the weekend of Nations Championship and Nations Cup games which saw a lot of entertaining rugby and tries. We start with the Springboks thrashing England on the back of impressive games from Damien Willemse, Jasper Wiese and Paul de Villiers. The Boks adjusted to the late withdrawals of Kolisi and Etzebeth, but we are left with questions about what Steve Borthwick is doing as England loses their 5th game in a row. We also break down a much changed side for the next game against Scotland. We then review the other Nations Championship games, which include thrilling try fests between New Zealand and France and between Australia and Ireland as the likes of Ardie Savea and Hugo Keenan impress. Japan and Wales get surprise victories against Italy and Fiji respectively. In the Nations Cup we have impressive wins for Georgia, an honorable loss for Zimbabwe against Tonga and a high scoring draw between Canada and Spain. Finally the Springbok Women make a statement as they beat the United States after leading 34-0 as they start their climb up the world rankings.

    1 u 44 m
  2. Springboks name strong side to face England

    29 jun

    Springboks name strong side to face England

    Kooks and Shaun shake off the FIFA World Cup blues after Bafana Bafana's exit and look ahead to the opening Nations Championship clash against England after Rassie Erasmus names his match day squad early. We unpack the side, look at the strength's and weaknesses and look ahead to the England threats and how they will approach the game. We then take a deep dive into the tournament as a whole and try and predict where the teams will finish on the North and South side plus figure out what the Wallabies and the All Blacks will bring

    1 u 37 m
  3. Quan Horn at 10, big chance for Carlu Sadie and 9 Junior Springboks in the sides

    17 jun

    Quan Horn at 10, big chance for Carlu Sadie and 9 Junior Springboks in the sides

    Shaun and Thala react to the first Springbok teams announced for the year in preparation for the Springboks clash against the Barbarians and the South Africa A curtain raiser against Zimbabwe. The big surprise is Quan Horn starting at flyhalf and we discuss why he was selected there and the opportunity he has to establish himself as a utility player. We see Riley Norton and Vusi Moyo getting opportunities with the Springbok side. We discuss why Carlu Sadie has a big opportunity on Saturday and whether Andre-Hugo Venter or JJ Kotze can take advantage of the lack of depth at hooker. In the South Africa A side, it’s a ton of Baby Boks in the team and we discuss why Zekhethelo Siyaya might be the most impressive, why Hashim Pead or Vincent Tshituka have opportunities to play themselves into the main squad and how much Markus Müller can learn playing next to Lukhanyo Am. Join us as we discuss why Dave Wessels has the toughest job in the world, whether Kevin Foote will be waiting with a bus to take his Baby Boks straight to the airport and a little bit about Gloucester Hartpury being shocked in the PWR semifina

    56 min.
  4. The Henry Pollock Show and Exeter stun Bath

    16 jun

    The Henry Pollock Show and Exeter stun Bath

    Shaun and Thala unpack the Prem Rugby Semi Final action as Leicester try valiantly to beat a Henry Pollock lead Saints side that mean business. We look at who performed and what more Leicester needed to do. We unpack the Bath loss as Shaun asks the question around why the Bath forward pack off the bench is less impactful than last season, we look at the Santiago Carreras performance and why there is unfair criticism on the Bath pivot. We touch on the Top 14 and Super Rugby knock out games a and make predictions for this weekend

    1 u 14 m
  5. Bulls furious comeback, Leinster outlast the Stormers, first Bok squad & Tony Brown

    9 jun

    Bulls furious comeback, Leinster outlast the Stormers, first Bok squad & Tony Brown

    Shaun and Thala review a jam packed weekend of rugby, which included the semi finals of the United Rugby Championship. We start with the Bulls 18-point comeback win over Glasgow in Murrayfield off the back of huge performances from Embrose Papier, Steadman Gans and Cameron Hanekom. We discuss how the Bulls turned it around, whether the Canan Moodie centre experiment is working, and how Glasgow collapsed in another home knockout game. We then go to the Stormers loss to Leinster in Dublin where the Stormers heroically defenders and made over 200 tackles, but Jamison Gibson-Park broke hearts late. We discuss the controversial cards on Ruan Ackerman and Salman Moerat and the tunnel scuffle between Caelan Doris and Conor Evans. Then we break down the Springbok squad for the Barbarians and the SA A v Zimbabwe double-header, including the inclusion of a host of under 20 Baby Bok stars. We discuss why Tony Brown’s appointment to the NZR in 2028 is bad news for the All Blacks. Then we catch up on all the Prem, Top 14, Super Rugby, Japanese Rugby League One big clashes, the Blitzboks winning the Sevens series, all the coaching news and the strange Ellie Kildunne/Harlequins story.

    2u 2m
  6. Stormers and Bulls to the URC Semis, Lions out but hopeful, Leinster coaching drama

    3 jun

    Stormers and Bulls to the URC Semis, Lions out but hopeful, Leinster coaching drama

    Shaun and Thala review the United Rugby Championship quarterfinals and other rugby tournaments barrelling towards the business end. We start with the Stormers victory over Cardiff and are impressed with the performance of the forwards and how impressive Imad Khan played, but we discuss how the Stormers can deal with the injuries to Sacha Feinberg Mngomezulu and Seabelo Senatla. The Bulls also won their home quarterfinal against Munster, also off the back of an impressive scrum and a strong performance from their loose forwards, especially Cameron Hanekom, we also discuss why Munster played quite conservatively in attack. Glasgow beat Connacht in the match of the weekend and we discuss why the Bulls have a mountain to climb to beat them and the form of the likes of Kyle Steyn, Rory Darge and Stafford McDowall. In Dublin, Leinster thrashed the Lions and we reflect on a largely positive URC for the Lions and how pivotal it is that they keep their best players. We discuss some of the drama with the Leinster coaches, Leo Cullen and Jacques Nienaber, and their comments in the media and whether it may be the end of the road for the whole coaching staff. Finally we round up other global competitions, including the possibility of Bordeaux being knocked out of the Top 14 playoffs, a showdown between Exeter and Saracens for the final semi final spot, the Japanese Rugbly League One heading to the semi finals and the absolutely confusing Super Rugby playoff structutre.

    1 u 34 m
  7. Lucu leads UBB to Champions Cup repeat and the Leinster blame game

    26 mei

    Lucu leads UBB to Champions Cup repeat and the Leinster blame game

    Shaun and Thala look back on the finals weekend in the EPCR, which saw Bordeaux thrash Leinster in the Champions Cup final. We rave about Lucu and Jalibert dominating the game and the impacts of Woki and Moefana. We discuss Bordeaux controlling the game with their kicking and defence and why they are already one of the great historical European teams. We then turn to the Leinster post moterm and why they have lost yet another final, some lackluster performances from key players and debate on how much blame Jacques Nienaber and his defence deserves. We also do a quick preview of the URC quarterfinals and discuss why the Stormers and Bulls should be wary in their home quarterfinals and heat the Lions can do to upset Leinster. Hear why we think Munster and Connacht might be the teams best placed to steal a quarterfinal away. We also review Montpellier thrashing Ulster in their Challenge Cup final and Cheslin Kolbe signing with the Stormers for next season.

    1 u 26 m
  8. Lions finally end their URC playoff drought, Stormers and Bulls to host quarterfinals

    20 mei

    Lions finally end their URC playoff drought, Stormers and Bulls to host quarterfinals

    Kooks and Thala look back on the final round of the URC, with the 8 playoff teams finally confirmed, including 3 South African teams. We review the Stormers disappointing loss to Cardiff and how the second half of their season faltered. On the other hand, the Bulls look to be peaking at the right time after taking care of Benetton. In spite of the loss to Munster, the Lions finally secure their ticket to the URC playoffs - but this leads to a debate about the rumours that South Africa are looking to step away from the Champions Cup and Challenge Cup. We finally try to look on the bright side as a young Sharks team impress against Zebre. We look at some other rugby news, including the latest Springbok alignment camp finally including Embrose Papier, the debate about the inclusion of Benhard Janse van Rensburg into the England training squad, why are English teams always conceding a lot of points in the Prem and a quick preview of the Leinster/Bordeaux Champions Cup final.

    1 u 21 m
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