Podcast appearances and mentions of ben te'o

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Ben Te'o joins Dobbo in studio as King Wally shares his ominous prediction for Origin Game II on Sunday night. Veteran hooker Andrew McCullough chats to boys about his return to the Maroons squad, Tim Horan will check in with his thoughts on the Wallabies squad to face France and Spida Everitt will preview the Lions clash with the Cats See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Two Howlers recap the successful relaunch of the NRL 2020 season picking up with a fast furious Rd.3 filled with plenty of action, highlights and record setting footy showcased! Parramatta jump out to top the table early built on the stingiest defense in the NRL era, whilst the ever mercurial NZ Warriors play a near perfect game to set the record for highest set completion rate in NRL history! In general news, the North QLD Cowboys make a compelling argument for being Canadians' team in the NRL. The first Ashes Test Series between England & Australia for 17yrs is cancelled due to COVID-19. Ben Te'o is back in Rugby League; and Akuila Uate heads home to Aussie after being released from the last year of his contract with Huddersfield. In Super League news, all 12 clubs voted unanimously to maintain the 2020 salary cap at GBP2.1m in a show of solidarity for the sport and it's players. But is it as clear cut as that? The short answer, no. Listen in for more details. Turning ahead to this weekend & Rd.4 of the NRL is already underway and the Roosters have PUMPED the Broncos 59-0 in Thursday night's match up, but who will win the remaining fixtures? Will the Warriors continue where they left off? Will Parra keep their place a top the table, or will Canberra Raiders take the spoils of war vs. the Knights? And, at the foot of the table, will one head coach's fate be sealed come the full time whistle? Lastly, we ask the question: What in the Sam hell is a 'Giltini'? Tune in once again and come run with the Pack for answers to these questions and more!

Former England centre, Ben Te'o joined Luke Fitzgerald, Fergus McFadden and Will Slattery on this week's Left Wing podcast as they looked back on England's World Cup final defeat. “In camp, every day, for four years, Eddie used to say ‘We're going to win the World Cup',” Te'o revealed. “He built a game to beat New Zealand but not necessarily South Africa. I don't know if England's minds switched enough to respect South Africa.” Te'o also spoke about his current Toulon adventure and of his time with Leinster and how Joe Schmidt had talks with him about staying in Ireland for another year to qualify for the national team. Plus Luke and Fergus discuss what it's like for the Irish provinces when the international players return and how they'll be looking forward to putting the World Cup behind them and concentrating on this week's interpros. For more from the Left Wing you can visit the show page: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-left-wing/ The Left Wing is sponsored by Aldi.

Round Four of the Six Nations ended with decisive victory for England at Twickenham, Wales taking one step closer to Grand Slam glory, and Ireland stepping it up against France who went AWOL again. With Brian Moore this week is the former England fly half Rob Andrew.  After England's resounding win over Italy Brian and Rob discuss the merits of having Ben Te'o, Manu Tuilagi, and Joe Cokanasiga all playing, Jamie George's 20 metre pass, and  whether England have now over-kicked with the forwards getting involved too. Rob also states that this has not been a compelling tournament with only two matches being a contest. Former Wales flanker Martyn Williams joins to discuss whether the Grand Slam will happen saying it will be an anticlimax if it doesn't and he believes Cardiff will be the difference come Saturday. They also put forward the importance of this being the last Six Nations match for both Warren Gatland and Joe Schmidt.  Speaking of Joe Schmidt, we get an Irish perspective from former prop Paul Wallace after their bonus point win over France. With many saying Ireland have their mojo back Paul is reluctant to agree as he remains concerned about their conversion rate. As for Scotland they are once again ravaged by injury, but former Scotland back rower Ally Hogg is remaining positive about the tournament saying they can always muster something against the English. We also speak with Nigel Owens about forward passes and TMOs, and Natasha "Mo" Hunt about the Women's Six Nations.

The Autumn Internationals have ended with stellar campaigns for Ireland and Wales, England unearthed some raw talent, and Scotland will have their heads high too. With Brian Moore to discuss the final weekend of action is Telegraph writer Mick Cleary. Brian and Mick discuss the potential of a Joe Cockanasiga, Ben Te'o and Manu Tuilagi backline for England, the emergence of Kyle Sinckler, and Mark Wilson's sensational campaign. Joining them to discuss England is Ben Ryan, twice World Champion and Olympic Gold medal winning coach, who says Elliot Daly needs to be playing at outside centre and is the best in the world there. Ben also tells us more about Cockanasiga, they discuss who England should be playing at wing, and we also tip our caps to Fiji's stunning victory over France. With the announcement that Joe Schmidt is leaving Ireland after the World Cup, Joe and Brian discuss whether we are going to see an Andy Farrell and Stuart Lancaster coaching set up in the future, and they discuss whether Ireland can cope without Johnny Sexton in their ranks. Hear from Scott Hastings, former Scotland and Lions centre, whose nephew Adam Hastings faced Argentina at the weekend as part of a trialled axis with Finn Russell at 12 as Scotland ground out a victory over Los Pumas. Another former Lion joins the show in the shape of Wales' number 8 Michael Owen to discuss his former side's fantastic form and which new players we should be looking out for in the future. Plus, Maggie Alphonsi updates on the Red Roses' final match against Ireland and Gavin Mairs dials in from Monaco to tells us about the World Rugby Awards.   Show Notes To hear more about the work Jamie Armstrong and The Clan are doing head here: http://www.trustrugby.org/ 

In the first live podcast from England Rugby Podcast: O2 Inside Line, Vernon Kay chats to back Anthony Watson about his sibling rivalry with brother Marcus, which team mate would be his rugby crush and his family life from his Concorde pilot uncle to his snooker loving mother.In this episode you also hear from Red Roses back Millie Wood who takes us through her three sporting heroes, while Ben Te'o talks about his rugby journey growing up. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The England Rugby Podcast: O2 Inside Line's fourth episode has Vernon Kay chatting to prop Joe Marler on his former nickname, his favourite takeaway and The Greatest Showman, Ben Te'o talks food and Jonah Lomu Rugby while Red Roses pair Vickii Cornborough and Leanne Riley tackle underrated or overrated. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A bonus Brian Moore's Full Contact for you this week. Listen to when Brian Moore went to the England Rugby training camp and spoke with Ben Te'o and Mike Brown about the upcoming NatWest 6 Nations tournament, Eddie Jones, and ice baths.

Back to the original line-up this week as Lee and Josh unpick the ludicrous European weekend, including Mike Brown's inexplicable turn as captain of Quins; consider rugby diplomacy in the face of Jonny May and Ben Te'o's aborted trip to North Korea, plus the usual news, Players Spotted and SHIT/GOOD™ Ratings. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One of the great football code hopping journeyman, Ben Te'o joins the gang live in studio as they discuss dodgy accents, multiple identities, Federer, Buddy Franklin and so much more with their light-hearted look across the sporting globe. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ronan O'Gara, Stephen Ferris, Fionn Carr, James Downey, Pat McCarry and guest host Joe Harrington on The Hard Yards. 1:00 - James and Fionn remember their Churchill Cup appearance in '09 2:40 - The boys react to the three changes to the Lions starting XV 4:00 - ROG on the inclusion of both Johnny Sexton and Owen Farrell 8:20 - James on what Owen Farrell brings to the number 12 jersey 10:40 - The thinking behind including Sam Warburton ahead of Peter O'Mahony 12:40 - Is it a better team with Warburton ahead of O'Mahony? 15:20 - Whose decision was it to pick Owen Farrell at 12 ahead of Ben Te'o? 18:25 - The sudden importance of Liam Williams to this Lions side 20:10 - ROG on the combination of players on the bench 23:30 - Why how Ireland beat New Zealand is no use to the Lions 29:00 - How big a bearing will French referee Jerome Garces have on the game? 35:00 - Stephen Ferris tells us about golfing and going on the beers in New Zealand 37:00 - The New Zealand team and the guys reaction to the two changes 39:20 - That Kieran Read pass 42:30 - Ferris on Warburton and Itoje being brought into the team 47:21 - Has the New Zealand media gone too far with the criticism of Warren Gatland? 49:31 - Marcus Horan's theory on why the media are going in so hard on Gatland 50:45 - Predictions for All Blacks vs Lions II 54:26 - Hayley O'Connor from Ladbrokes with all the odds for the second test

Iain Payten and Jamie Pandaram look at the fall-out from the Wallabies' loss to Scotland, the tactical flaws in Australian rugby and the why the clash between Sonny Bill Williams and Ben Te'o could decide the first Test between the All Blacks and the Lions See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We talk to reconstituted Oz Rock heroes the Baby Animals, plus part two of our chat with Ugly Kid Joe's Whitfield Crane. In rugby league, it's Wayne Bennett leaving Newcastle, David Williams suspended for betting and other post-Origin drama

@WLFpodcast features Pete Shoulder and Luke Morley of The Union, Nick Tedeschi, Dan Reed, Bryan Norrie, Doug Wimbish & Ben Te'o. Recorded in Anaheim, London, Leeds, Townsville & Sydney.

Did the NRL Jokediciary give Ben Te'o exactly what he deserved? Join Warrick Nicolson and Matt Duncan as they discuss whether or not Ben Te'o deserved his two week suspension and we Preview all the Round 7 action in NOT The Footy Show Episode 101. Also get the odds and lowdown for Round 7 from GT and we delve into the NOT The Footy Show Feedback Files with DC Chapman on the phone. As Enjoy the show? Let us know.