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In this episode, Ged and Iestyn Rhys Thomas tackle the big questions surrounding European club rugby. Has the Champions Cup lost its magic? Is the Challenge Cup fulfilling its purpose? The duo explores the differences between the Heineken Cup era and the current EPCR model, highlighting missed opportunities in sponsorship and broadcasting growth. Elsewhere, Toby Booth leaves the Ospreys, Gatland is under review and could Zebre be leaving us?
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In this episode, Ged is joined by Christian from the Welsh Sports Podcast to discuss the best of Welsh rugby in 2024, not an easy gig! Together, they choose the Best Player, Rising Star, Best Signing, and make one bold prediction for 2025. Tune in for expert insights, lively debates, and a look ahead to the future of Welsh rugby!
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n this episode of The Attacking Scrum, we welcome Andrew Forde to tackle the big issues shaping Welsh rugby. Together, we debate the future of regional rugby, analyzing proposals for restructuring and financial sustainability. We break down the latest URC action featuring Cardiff, Scarlets, Dragons, and Ospreys, with a spotlight on standout performances like Morgan Lloyd’s impressive showing. Plus, we dive into the Six Nations rebrand, Ireland’s thrilling victory over Australia, and the latest on Joe Hawkins’ potential return to Wales. A must-listen for Welsh rugby fans
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In this episode, we dive into the highs (were there any?) and lows of Wales’ Autumn Nations Series. We break down the performances on the pitch, look at what’s going wrong, and ask if Warren Gatland is still the man for the job.
We also chat about the WRU’s AGM – the financial losses, new player development plans, and what it all means for the future of Welsh rugby.
Finally, we answer your questions! From whether a coaching change will fix things to which players have impressed or flopped this autumn, we get stuck into what you want to know.
Tune in, share your thoughts, and let’s figure out together where Welsh rugby goes from here!
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A truly awful performance against Australia may prove to be the end of the road for Warren Gatland. But who could replace him? Does this all paper over the cracks? Just how tough is it going to be against South Africa?
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Wales lose again, this time to Fiji. How much pressure is Warren Gatland under? Is there a way past a resurgent Australia side? What changes should we make for the game against the Wallabies?
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Andrew Forde, the King of the YouTube rugby video joins us this week, We look at the latest scandal to hit Welsh rugby as the details of the women's contract make headlines for the wrong reasons. We also preview Wales v Fiji and discuss the fallout of the Dragons sacking Dai Flanagan.
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Ged is joined by Chris from The Welsh Sport Podcast to pick Wales' best side for the Autumn Nations Series. Is there room for Nicky Smith? Will Ben Thomas get a chance? Elsewhere, we look back at 3 wins from 4 for the regions.
Check out Chris' YouTube Channel if you want more great Welsh rugby content.
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Ged and Seimon look at the Wales squad that has been named for the games versus Fiji, Australia and South Africa. Returns for Nicky Smith, Gareth Anscombe and Max Llewellyn. Will there be a more create Wales on show? Can they find the winning formula.
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Iestyn Thomas joins the show to run the rule over Wales' options at outside half for the Autumn Series. Anscombe? Costellow? Thomas?
Elsewhere we review the URC weekend including a win for the Scarlets in Cardiff. Another narrow defeat for the Dragons and a disappointing loss for the Ospreys.
We also look back on the career of Jon Fox Davies.
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A radical proposal has been mooted whereby the 4 professional clubs offload some of their debt, but in exchange the WRU garner a 20% stake in them. Meaning more control over player release, player selection and even key off the field appointments.
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We chat to former Wales star and top pundit Philippa Tuttiett about the impact of WRU investing in the women's game. Can Wales make a quick rise to the top like Ireland? Elsewhere we review the URC with wins for Cardiff and the Ospreys.
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Top journalist Alex Bywater joins us to look at the state of Welsh rugby finances. Just how big a predicament are we in and how do the WRU find a way out. However, wins for the Dragons and Cardiff, a good draw for the Scarlets meant it was a decent first weekend for the professional siders.
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Lance Bradley speaks to us about the move to St. Helens, the funding gap in Welsh rugby and the impact of Toby Booth's coaching.
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From the Miracle in Brighton to Steve Robinson, we celebrate some of sport's most fantastic underdog stories with James Stafford, author of a great new book called Unbelievable Underdogs & Rebellious Role Models.
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After Wales lose the Test series in Australia we review the tour with Steffan Thomas of WalesOnline. We also look at what measure the WRU need to explore to fix club rugby in Wales.
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Harlequins and Cardiff favourite Jarrod Evans joins the show to talk about how he saw Wales' defeat to South Africa. Who he'd like to have outside him in a backline, what he's learnt from Marcus Smith. Plus whether he thinks he's still eligible for Wales.
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After a sell-out Twickenham final and a competitive season, could Welsh rugby learn anything from the English Premiership. We also review the Ospreys quarter final defeat to Munster, react to the Wales squad and run through the latest transfer news.
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