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Kōrero, ça signifie "discussion" ou "conversation" dans la langue Maori. Créé par deux passionnés de Rugby de l'hémisphère Sud et de la Nouvelle-Zélande, Kōrero Rugby est un Podcast qui parle de l'actualité du rugby de l'autre hémisphère, des All Blacks, des Wallabies, des équipes du pacifique sans oublier les Springboks et les Pumas. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Your ultimate weekly debrief on all the on-field drama and off-field intrigue from across the globe. We dissect the crunching tackles, breathtaking tries, and controversial calls from the URC, Premiership, and Top 14, providing in-depth analysis of who's on fire and who's feeling the heat. We track the form of every hopeful, from the nailed-on starters to the bolters from the blue, and scrutinise the disciplinary hearings that could make or break a player's chances. Tune in for expert insights, passionate debate, and the inside track on the stories shaping the world of rugby.

Rugby hurts. It demands mental resilience and resistance to pain. It explores character, beyond a capacity to endure punishment. In The Hurt, Dylan Hartley, one of England's most successful captains, tells a story of hard men and harsh truths. This is rugby in the raw, a unique insight into the price of sporting obsession. At the age of 16, Hartley travelled to England, on his own, to build a life and learn the dark arts of front-row play. He won 97 international caps before his retirement, due to a persistent knee condition, in November 2019.

Danny Cipriani has always been searching for something. On the pitch, it was a line-break or space. A chink of light to dart through. An angle that no one else could see. Off the pitch, it was seeking a path through the pressure, fame and chaos that came with being anointed the ‘Saviour of English Rugby’. Who Am I? is the raw and powerful memoir of a man of mercurial talent who, with the world at his feet, made his England rugby debut aged 20.

A deep dive into all aspects of American rugby culture. We go beyond the beer, bruises, and meathead stereotypes and hear stories from across the rugby landscape - youth, grassroots, local clubs, professionals, social, and national team members all sharing their stories of what rugby has meant to them. Join Adam Hughes for a weekly podcast with guests from across the American rugby landscape - from grassroots to Eagles, men's and women's, youth to college to professional, Alaska to Florida, Maine to Hawaii. Wherever rugby is played in the US, we're telling their stories. Support us on Patreon!

Tony Kemp - former Warriors coach, Kiwis representative, and a man who played for the Newcastle Knights and Leeds Rhinos in club rugby league - is joined by renowned New Zealand sportsbroadcaster Martin Devlin every week talking all things NRL on the Tony Kemp Podcast.Every Monday during the 2024 NRL season, Kempy and Marty utilise their expertise and unique opinions to run through the main talking points from the weekend's matches. Featuring...-Up The Wahs, a special segment dedicated entirely to the New Zealand Warriors.-He's A Ledge, where each week a different rugby league legend joins the...

It's a new spin on an old show!The Advantage Line is back to take a weekly look at the NRL and talk betting. Join Rugby League junkies and sicko punters Karl Tily, Paul Maoate, Nick Tedeschi, Searley and Blake Ayshford each week in the 2024 season to hear everything you need to know and don't to get the best out of your punting experience.

In this podcast we chat about NRL for teens me and my brother put together this podcast to cover the news in NRL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Talking all things Melbourne Storm Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A podcast focused on the weekly happenings in the National Rugby League and other sports. A look back on the previous weeks games, some news and views and the preview of the upcoming games for the week. Always time for stories, tangents and random discussion of other sports.

In the five years since Doddie Weir's MND diagnosis, he has continued to live life to the max. He's raised millions for research and support for his fellow sufferers with the help of some incredible charity fundraisers, celebrated his 50th birthday and been awarded an OBE. And throughout it all, Doddie has tackled life head on, like the mad charging giraffe he has always been, both on and off the rugby pitch. Now, join Doddie as he lifts the lid on what his life with MND has really been like, both in public and in private.

The Eddie Jones Coaching Podcast gives you an insight into elite-level coaching as England head coach Eddie Jones and RFU director of performance Conor O'Shea discuss their methods and techniques from half-time team talks, to how to motivate a squad after a defeat, as well as recounting some of their favourite stories from rugby. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Génie du ballon ovale, le demi de mêlée tricolore est devenu une référence du sport français. Outre ses exploits au Stade Toulousain et avec les Bleus, le pitchoun de Castelnau-Magnoac est devenu en plus, à l'été 2024, champion olympique de rugby à 7. Revivez le parcours de l'enfant terrible de l'Ovalie, adulé dans l'Hexagone et admiré à l'étranger. De ses débuts à Auch à la Coupe du monde, en passant par le grand chelem en 2022, « Toto » marque de son talent un parcours hors-norme.

Welcome to Rogue Rugby TV , your ultimate destination for everything rugby! 🏉 Join us as we delve deep into the exhilarating world of rugby, bringing you exclusive insights, engaging discussions, and behind-the-scenes access to the lives of sportsmen and women who make this sport phenomenal. Our show covers: - Match Streams: Your go-to channel for live rugby match streams, in-depth analysis, and exclusive interviews. - Player Insights: Meet the stars of rugby as we explore their journeys, challenges, and triumphs both on and off the field. - Sports Analysis: In-depth breakdowns of games, ...

Far away from the bright lights of international rugby, there is another version of the game played by ordinary blokes of all shapes, sizes and degrees of physical ability. Steven Gauge was the last person anyone would expect to find on a rugby field, being somewhat shorter than average, bespectacled and decidedly “unsporty”. But as a gentleman of a certain age when strange life choices are sometimes made, Steven chose to pick up a rugby ball and run with it.

Welsh brawn, all black mystique, South African power, Australian courage, Celtic grit, English resolve: all have given us occasions to remember. Moments of courage and resistance, moments of passion and pride. Moments when a flash of brilliance or collective determination helped turn the game one way or another. Moments when the best proved they are the best, and times when the unsung had their moment in the spotlight. These are rugby's greatest moments.

Martin Bayfield has a story to tell. Indeed, some might describe it as a very tall story. Standing at 6ft 10ins, the former England and British and Irish Lions second row remains one of the tallest players ever to have played international rugby, and his immense physical stature made him one of the most destructive forwards in the world game. He played for England during one of the most successful eras in English rugby, winning two Grand Slams alongside legendary players such as Will Carling, Jeremy Guscott, Brian Moore and Rory Underwood.

League On Wheels is the podcast that takes you deep into the hard-hitting world of wheelchair rugby league. Hosts Andy Walker and Tom Oates are joined by players, coaches and experts discussing current and career stories from the most exciting sport on the planet.

The greatest coach England has ever produced? Madmen? Genius? This is the ultimate, award-winning, highly acclaimed biography of Sir Clive Woodward. It has been brought fully up-to-date to celebrate the 10th anniversary of England's rugby World Cup victory. Learn about ever facet of Woodward's life. What made him great? Who did he upset along the way? What do the players REALLY think of him? What went wrong in football and what did he do to help British Olympians in their training for London 2012. He's brilliantly successful but what is he really like?

An exclusive look at England Rugby from a former player with a unique perspective. Nobody has spent as much time in the front line of rugby union's first two dramatic decades of professionalism - as a player, coach and administrator (blazer) - as Rob Andrew, or taken as much flak, all this in the wake of one of the most distinguished and successful of England Rugby playing careers.