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2025 here we come!
Ugo, Ashy and Chris look ahead to a bumper 2025 and round-up a chaotic end to 2024.
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1994 World Cup Special: 30 years on
Giselle Mather and Gill Burns relive England's World Cup win in 1994 with Sara Orchard.
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10th anniversary: England鈥檚 2014 World Cup win
A look back at England鈥檚 2014 World Cup triumph with Katy Daley-McLean and Marlie Packer.
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03/08/2023
Ugo Monye, Chris Jones and Danny Care cover the biggest rugby union stories of the week.
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"Kingston out鈥� and the price of ref links
Ugo reacts to the news that Harlequins' John Kingston will leave the club.
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"Classic Marler" and cracking America
Ugo "market value" Monye and Chris Jones attempt to put the rugby world to rights.
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鈥業t鈥檚 not real blood鈥�
Episode two of Sport's Strangest Crimes: Bloodgate.
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鈥楤rothers in arms鈥� Saracens are still in third gear
Billy Vunipola reveals he didn鈥檛 like European champions Saracens before joining them.
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'Twas the pod before Christmas
Danny, Chris and Ashy reflect on events at the RFU and the return of the Premiership.
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'The Italian job is the biggest challenge any coach can take'
Ugo Monye and Chris Jones look ahead to the third weekend of 6 Nations action.
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'Shameful week for domestic rugby鈥�
Danny, Ugo and Chris Jones discuss the pay cut row between players and Premiership clubs.
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'Rugby doesn't know how to deal with racism'
Pablo Matera has been reinstated as Argentina captain - but what message does that send?
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'Multitasking men, two dream finals and dodgy tattoos'
New Quins head of rugby Paul Gustard joins the pod.
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'Job done but not complete' - Lions aim for whitewash
Chris, Ugo and John Barclay pod from the Lions team hotel in Sydney.
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'Boks Office' drama in Paris and England's quest for 10
Chris, Ugo & Danny discuss South Africa's win in Paris and England's winning streak.
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'A sleeping giant' - what next for the Premiership?
Chris and Ugo chat to Premiership rugby chief executive Simon Massie-Taylor.
