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The Dropped Kick-Off Rugby Podcast

The Dropped Kick-Off Rugby Podcast

By: Green & Gold Rugby
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Summary

The Dropped Kick-Off was started in 2018 by members of the Green and Gold Rugby news team. Featuring a rotating roster, we're seven blokes (sometimes more) from all round the country who chew the fat on all things Aussie rugby, sitting down with folks in the know, covering left-field and relevant topics around the game in Australia.

Opinions our own, and of varying quality. Come check out everyone's third favourite rugby pod!

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Episodes
  • The Dropped Kick-Off - Instant Reaction: Wallabies vs England Zombie Rugby
    Nov 8 2026

    Zombie rugby. That's how to sum up this match.

    Bathe in pain with us.

    WARNING: naughty words

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    30 mins
  • The Dropped Kick-Off - Wallaroos vs Scotland & 2026 Season Instant Reaction
    Oct 23 2026

    The Wallaroos have finished the year in style, cleansweeping Scotland and farewelling Em Chance and Cee Smith.

    Nick W and Nath talk their game against Scotland and their season at large - complete with end of year awards!

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    25 mins
  • The Dropped Kick-Off - Wallabies vs All Blacks II Instant Reaction (feat. Blake from Rugby Report Card)
    Oct 17 2026

    Well that was rough.

    Nick W, Nick H and Nath chat the Wallabies loss to the All Blacks in Sydney, and are joined by Blake from the Rugby Report Card.

    WARNING: naughty words but lets face it you're a Wallaby fan so you've been subjected to much worse.

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    39 mins
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