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Published by Andrew Harries
A Podcast discussing all things rugby whilst having a laugh.
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Today Andrew and Cam answer a strange question found online.
In today's episode, Andrew and Cam discuss whether rugby clubs are all a clique. As a question was found online talking about how uncomfortable it is when joining a senior rugby club.
In today's episode, Andrew and Cam answer a question found floating around online. What is the sexiest rugby position to play as?
Today Andrew and Cam answer a question sent in by a fan. How would Georgia get on in the six nations if they were added? and is Japan a tier one nation?
Today Andrew and Cam answer some rugby related problems found online.
In today's mini episode, Andrew and Cam explain the basics of rugby for people looking to learn the sport.
In today's mini episode, Andrew and Cam answer a question found online regarding women's rugby and bullying.
In this weeks episode, Andrew and Cam discuss whether the two biggest annual rugby tournaments should expand and allow new teams. They discuss the possibility of Georgia and South Africa Joining the Six Nations. As well as Japan and Fiji joining the rugby championship.
In this week's episode, Andrew and Cam discuss the possibility of rugby having its own club world cup similar to football/soccer.
In their first ever podcast, Andrew and Cam discuss rugby video games from the past and the present. There's been a range of rugby games over the years, but which one was the best? Well have a listen and see what you think!
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Observed September 21, 2026.
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