The Good, The Bad & The Rugby The Lock-In
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James Haskell, Mike Tindall and Alex Payne return for season four of The Good, The Bad & The Rugby. Expect more great guests, insight, laughter and tears.
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Jonny May's Big Transition | The Lock-In | S2E36
After revealing that he's been on work experience as a firefighter, Jonny May and the Hask discuss post-rugby career options.
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Jonny May, Ellis Genge & The Hask - Unfiltered
On this week’s show James Haskell is joined by his former England Rugby teammates Jonny May and Ellis Genge.
Jonny gives an update on his preparations for life post-rugby as he becomes a firefighter for the day.
Gengey is flying high after the Bristol Bears record Gallagher Premiership win at the weekend. We also get an update from Ellis on club/country hybrid contracts.
Plus – who will win the inaugural Continental Tyres Quiz?
Season 4 is sponsored by Continental Tyres. -
Hong Kong Two-eey | The Lock-In | S2E35
Hask and Tins bring you Part 2 of the Hong Kong debrief.
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England Head Coach Steve Borthwick
The England head coach Steve Borthwick joins Payno and Hask where the guys find out about the man behind the badge. We hear of how his experiences as a club and an international player have shaped how he deals with everything that comes with having the top job in English rugby.
Season 4 is sponsored by Continental Tyres -
You know when you've been Hong Konged | The Lock-In | S2E34
Alex, Hask and Tins debrief on the Hong Kong Sevens - Part 1
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Rugby's Greatest Party - Hong Kong SVNS
The Good, The Bad & The Rugby record a special podcast from the greatest party in rugby - the Hong Kong Sevens. Alex, Hask and Tins are joined by special guests: Rob Vickerman, DJ Forbes, David Campese, and former England Footballer David James.
Season 4 is sponsored by Continental Tyres.
Customer Reviews
Highest quality rugby podcast, a joy to listen to
Insightful, entertaining & intelligent (whatever that last one sounds like).
Loved the Shane Horgan & Will Greenwood take on IRL/ENG & would even go so far as to say the intelligent comment also applies to Will - he must have studied hard since the back of the bus on Lions tours (listen to the episode & you’ll know what I’m talking about).
Steve Martin from before Xmas is also great listen.
This pod has some big big lows
The interview with Borthwick was shocking, dull and worrying.
England/Ireland Preview
Greenwood/Horgan views significantly above the usual rugby coverage, which whilst fun can be a little lacking. Why is Greenwood not more involved in the media, he is interesting, insightful, amusing even….