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On this week's 'To The Last Drop' hosts Brenden Nel and Liam Del Carme pay tribute to Springbok and Bulls utility back Cornal Hendricks who passed away this week. Hendricks was a much loved character, as full of life as he was fight. A poor upbringing and a potentially life threatening medical condition did not stand in the way of the dreams. Even after his Test days were numbered he continued to play with his infectious, characteristic smile. The episode also delves into the Lions failure at reaching the United Rugby Championship quarterfinals for the fourth straight year. The hosts close the show with predictions for the final round of league matches in the URC.
Content creator and general funny man Bouwer Bosch chews the fat on 'To The Last Drop' this week. Bosch who has taken the advertising world by storm with some quirky and often hilarious content explains what it's like working with Springboks outside their natural habitat. He explains the often fine line he has to walk to remain edgy in his content without delivering gratuitous cheap shots. He also reveals which Boks are 'naturals' when it comes to shooting content and who he'd like to work with in future. 'To The Last Drop' hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel also look ahead to the return of the URC this weekend with the Sharks and the Bulls facing tough away assignments.
Club rugby steps out of the shadows and into sharp focus on this week's edition of 'To The Last Drop'. The community game has long operated on the periphery but it is slowly reclaiming its place in the game's eco-system. Special guest on the show is former Pirates Rugby Club Chairman and marketing and sponsorship guru Brad Guymer who shares his thoughts on the revitalisation of club rugby and runs the rule over sponsorship bonanza the Springboks recently concluded. Also on the show the Bulls away win over Bayonne is described as one of their most accomplished this season. Show hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel look ahead to the challenge facing Jake White's team against Edinburgh in the quarterfinal of the Challenge Cup this weekend. White will come up against one of his former assistants Sean Everitt in a coaches battle of wills in the Scottish capital this weekend. The show also previews some of the other matches of note in the quarterfinals of the EPCR tournaments this weekend.
The Hollywoodbets Sharks' clash with Leinster in Durban appears to be the plum fixture in this weekend's round of URC action concurred 'To The Last Drop' hosts Brenden Nel and Liam Del Carme. The Sharks were made to sweat for victory last weekend against lowly Zebre Parma and our hosts agree Leinster will provide them with an even stiffer challenge this weekend. Also, on this episode director of rugby Jake White expresses his wish list for the Bulls talent pool while Lions scrum coach Julian Redelinghuys weighs up his team's prospects against Glasgow Warriors this weekend. The hosts also sink their teeth into why Jacques Nienaber has become an easy target in Ireland as well as this weekend's fixtures in the URC.
The Stormers' scrum will come under intense scrutiny when they clash with the Bulls in the United Rugby Championship on Saturday, agreed 'To The Last Drop' hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel. The last time the teams met the Stormers back pedalled in that facet and a repeat of that kind of retreat will almost surely put paid to their chances of advancing up the points table this weekend. The Stormers are in 10th spot on the URC log and apart from a win that will sustain their challenge for a place in the top eight, victory for the visitors will be a boost to morale. The Lions find themselves in similar territory and though they are at home to the Sharks they will start underdogs. They Sharks are adept at winning at altitude and they may bring some of the Springboks along for the ride.
The Lions cannot be underestimated Vodacom Bulls' director of rugby Jake White argued ahead of Saturday's Jukskei derby at Loftus Versfeld. White is wary of the Lions after their win over the Stormers but the hosts of 'To The Last Drop' argue the home team will be better suited to the expected inclement weather on Saturday. They reminded the Lions could leapfrog the Stormers on the points table with a win on Saturday, while stressing the Bulls need to back up their forward grunt with better game management. Hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel also look at the mouthwatering fixtures awaiting fans when the Springboks go north of the equator in November.
Bulls coach Jake White is keeping his options open and will consider Willie le Roux at flyhalf for Saturday's United Rugby Championship clash against the Stormers in Cape Town. White sang Le Roux's praises on 'To The Last Drop', highlighting the Bok fullback's match-winning performance against the Lions at Ellis Park. White said he knows what the player offers the Bulls and that they need him to go into 'that position'. Stormers director of rugby John Dobson told Brenden and Liam it is difficult to plan not knowing where Le Roux will be deployed on Saturday. White was clear the Bulls are every bit as desperate as the Stormers for a positive result and is relishing the chance to unleash his troops in front of a crowd in excess of 40 000. Brenden Nel and Liam Del Carme also look ahead to this weekend's matches in the Six Nations, predicting wins for France, Italy and Ireland respectively.
The Stormers and the Lions are in real danger of not reaching the knock-out rounds of the United Rugby Championship. 'To The Last Drop' hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel take a deep dive on their prospects in their remaining league matches, with a particular focus on their upcoming derby matches on the highveld. The Stormers need to win their derby matches and go on an unbeaten home run in their last four matches in Cape Town to have a sniff. The prospects for the Lions are a little bleaker. Our hosts also preview the Six Nations competition that kicks off this weekend.
‘To the Last Drop' is back for 2025! Brenden Nel and Liam Del Carme kick off the year by breaking down South Africa's early Champions Cup exit and looking ahead to an action-packed weekend in the URC. The spotlight is on the Jukskei Derby, where the Lions and Bulls are set to clash at Ellis Park. Helping us preview the big game is Lions front-row giant Asenathi Ntlabakanye, who shares his rugby journey, what drives him to succeed, and a surprising “what-if” about where he could have ended up instead of on the field. And of course, Brenden and Liam drop their predictions for this weekend's URC battles. Tune in for insight, banter, and plenty of rugby talk to kick off the year!
On the last edition of To The Last Drop for the year podcast hosts Brenden Nel and Liam Del Carme reach into their Christmas stockings, and reveal their wishlist for South African rugby for the New Year. They reflect on a momentous year for Springbok rugby and lament some of the shortcomings still afflicting the domestic game, especially in the Champions Cup. They also look forward to some of the mouthwatering fixtures awaiting rugby fans next year, especially in Australia and New Zealand.
Apart from the resumption of long tours from the All Blacks, South African rugby fans can also look forward to the NZ Māori visiting these shores in the not-too-distant future. South African Rugby Union president Mark Alexander explained a multi-layered approach in the strengthening of their bond with New Zealand Rugby which includes visits from the Māori and the Silver Ferns. On the 'To The Last Drop' podcast Alexander also reiterated the need to broker a global season, a long-held ambition that he will help drive as a World Rugby council member. He also assured podcast hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel that there is life in Springbok rugby after Rassie Erasmus.
They were at opposite ends of a bitter spat during the British & Irish Lions tour of South Africa in 2021 but Rassie Erasmus and Warren Gatland have since cleared the air. Erasmus and Gatland will again pit their coaching wits against each other when the Boks take on Wales at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on Saturday. There appears to be no hangover from the Lions' series and Erasmus in fact, on this week's episode of 'To the Last Drop' comes out to bat for the beleaguered Gatland who has seen his Wales team suffer 11 straight defeats. It is Wales' longest losing streak. Erasmus though insists Gatland cannot become a bad coach overnight. Also on the show, new Bok, Cameron Hanekom explains he did not take overtures to play for Wales seriously. Plus, hosts Brenden Nel and Liam Del Carme look ahead to South Africa's last Test of the year in full expectation of a Bok win.
Vincent Tshituka still wants to play for the Springboks but the Sharks flank that it will be tough. He points to the long conveyor belt of outstanding loose forwards in South Africa as a potential obstacle but is keeping the faith. Hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel note scrumhalf Faf de Klerk's absence from the Bok squad to tour the United Kingdom, but they agree it is a very powerful 34-man squad. They are also in agreement the Bulls were unfortunate to cop another red card in the URC and that the Pretoria side may find the going tough this weekend in the URC.
Rugby, as vehicle for delivering a spectacle, is on as smooth a path as it has ever been professor Ross Tucker tells this week's edition of To The Last Drop. The renowned sports scientist who sits on a World Rugby committee tasked with player well-being, especially in relation to concussion, says players are now less likely to suffer catastrophic injury than ever before. This, he believes, has not come at the expense of the product despite the fact that the sport is played at breakneck speed. Hosts Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel also stare into the crystal ball and predict URC wins this weekend for three of South Africa's URC franchises. They are divided on the fourth.
South Africa's all conquering teams in last weekend's matches in the United Rugby Championship face a far more daunting challenge this weekend when all go into combat away from home. Still, To The Last Drop hosts Brenden Nel and Liam Del Carme argue all four have a realistic chance of coming away with victory in their clashes in the United Kingdom and Italy. Also on the show, Lions No8 Francke Horn explains why his team will this weekend go into their clash against the Dragons brimming confidence.
As much as Springbok rugby is in rude health, the All Blacks find themselves under searching examination following three defeats in their first four Rugby Championship clashes this year. 'To The Last Drop' hosts Brenden Nel and Liam Del Carme argue the All Blacks aren't far off the pace but that the wins column will ultimately determine the fate of their head coach Scott Robertson. The All Blacks coach faced some awkward questions after his team's defeat in Cape Town last Saturday.
Springboks captain Siya Kolisi is vowing not to give the All Blacks a head start again tonight in Cape Town. The hosts rallied from 10 points down to beat the tourists last week at Ellis Park. Kolisi has issued a warning to the All Blacks that they won't be given that treatment again. South African Rugby Journalist Brenden Nel joined Adam Cooper to preview the clash. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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South African Rugby Writer Brenden Nel catches up with Riccardo to preview the Springboks v Ireland test match this weekend, team selections, history, the URC, Super Rugby, All Blacks & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Veteran journalists Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel are teaming up with AME (African Media Entertainment) to bring you "To the Last Drop", where you'll find them chewing the fat about the latest developments coming out of the world of Rugby.
Veteran journalists Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel are teaming up with AME (African Media Entertainment) to bring you "To the Last Drop", where you'll find them chewing the fat about the latest developments coming out of the world of Rugby.
Veteran journalists Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel are teaming up with AME (African Media Entertainment) to bring you "To the Last Drop", where you'll find them chewing the fat about the latest developments coming out of the world of Rugby.
Veteran journalists Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel are teaming up with AME (African Media Entertainment) to bring you "To the Last Drop", where you'll find them chewing the fat about the latest developments coming out of the world of Rugby.
Veteran journalists Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel are teaming up with AME (African Media Entertainment) to bring you "To the Last Drop", where you'll find them chewing the fat about the latest developments coming out of the world of Rugby.
Veteran journalists Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel are teaming up with AME (African Media Entertainment) to bring you "To the Last Drop", where you'll find them chewing the fat about the latest developments coming out of the world of Rugby.
The legendary rugby journalist Brenden "Baksteen" Nel joins me in the studio to discuss the year that has been in rugby, the sensational Springboks winning their 4th Rugby World Cup title, what the next move is for Rassie Erasmus after Jacques Nienaber's departure. We chat about his brand new book, Derick Hougaard, the drama that followed arguably one of South Africa's most talented rugby players, and his fall from grace.
The World Cup is over, the trophy tour is rolling through the country and the entire Mzanzi is united in celebration. But across the world the sour grapes continue, as pundits question the style, authenticity and every little detail of a magnificent Springbok victory. Why won't they give the Boks their due, and in reality, do we really care? Brenden Nel and Liam del Carme unpack eight weeks of rugby, address the sour grapes abroad, and dissect France 2023 as a tournament. They also pick their leading players and moments from a tournament that had us all on the edge of our seat, and gave the Boks back-to-back World Cups.
The World Cup is over, the trophy tour is rolling through the country and the entire Mzanzi is united in celebration. But across the world the sour grapes continue, as pundits question the style, authenticity and every little detail of a magnificent Springbok victory. Why won't they give the Boks their due, and in reality, do we really care? Brenden Nel and Liam del Carme unpack eight weeks of rugby, address the sour grapes abroad, and dissect France 2023 as a tournament. They also pick their leading players and moments from a tournament that had us all on the edge of our seat, and gave the Boks back-to-back World Cups.
The World Cup is over, the trophy tour is rolling through the country and the entire Mzanzi is united in celebration. But across the world the sour grapes continue, as pundits question the style, authenticity and every little detail of a magnificent Springbok victory. Why won't they give the Boks their due, and in reality, do we really care? Brenden Nel and Liam del Carme unpack eight weeks of rugby, address the sour grapes abroad, and dissect France 2023 as a tournament. They also pick their leading players and moments from a tournament that had us all on the edge of our seat, and gave the Boks back-to-back World Cups.
Phew! We’ve just caught our breath after that amazing Springbok win in Paris and the semifinal is fast approaching. Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel reflect on one of the greatest games in Rugby World Cup history with Jesse Kriel chatting about his 13 stitches and exceptional performance. We look at the semifinal against England and the Boks chances of making back-to-back World Cup finals, listen as Rassie Erasmus trolls England and then Brenden chats to Kiwi shock jock Martin Devlin about the possibility of a dream final against the All Blacks.
Phew! We’ve just caught our breath after that amazing Springbok win in Paris and the semifinal is fast approaching. Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel reflect on one of the greatest games in Rugby World Cup history with Jesse Kriel chatting about his 13 stitches and exceptional performance. We look at the semifinal against England and the Boks chances of making back-to-back World Cup finals, listen as Rassie Erasmus trolls England and then Brenden chats to Kiwi shock jock Martin Devlin about the possibility of a dream final against the All Blacks.
South African rugby broadcaster Brenden Nel joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, ahead of this weekend's Rugby World Cup semifinals. The first clash will see the All Blacks play Argentina before South Africa play England. Brenden and Marty talk about both games in detail, including the strong presence of southern hemisphere teams in the final four, whether it's surprising or not to see the All Blacks in the semis, and more.
Phew! We've just caught our breath after that amazing Springbok win in Paris and the semifinal is fast approaching. Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel reflect on one of the greatest games in Rugby World Cup history with Jesse Kriel chatting about his 13 stitches and exceptional performance. We look at the semifinal against England and the Boks chances of making back-to-back World Cup finals, listen as Rassie Erasmus trolls England and then Brenden chats to Kiwi shock jock Martin Devlin about the possibility of a dream final against the All Blacks.
On today's episode, Martin Devlin recaps one of the more disappointing weekends in New Zealand sport for some time, highlighted by the All Blacks' 27-13 loss to France in their opening match of the Rugby World Cup. Experienced rugby journalists Chris Jones out of the UK and Brenden Nel in South Africa chat about New Zealand's loss, as well as other key games from over the weekend. Plus, Warriors fan Alexander Ubels attended the club's 32-6 NRL finals loss to the Penrith Panthers and talks about what it was like seeing the match in person, and Twizel's Matt Gunn discusses NRL finals, the Wallabies win at the World Cup, and Israel Adesanya's defeat at UFC 293. All that and much more!
As the World Cup gets closer the news cycle gets stranger. From Steve Hansen's bromance with Eddie Jones to a not-so-friendly warm-up game against the All Blacks, this week's episode of To The Last Drop is jam-packed with loads of news. Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel muse about Canan Moodie's elevation to the midfield and what it means long-term for the Springboks in the showpiece tournament, we hear from Jake White on what it takes to win in France while Ardie Savea reminds us this won't be a friendly game at Twickenham. All this and more can be found on your favourite podcast platforms or at the Iono.fm link
As the World Cup gets closer the news cycle gets stranger. From Steve Hansen's bromance with Eddie Jones to a not-so-friendly warm-up game against the All Blacks, this week's episode of To The Last Drop is jam-packed with loads of news. Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel muse about Canan Moodie's elevation to the midfield and what it means long-term for the Springboks in the showpiece tournament, we hear from Jake White on what it takes to win in France while Ardie Savea reminds us this won't be a friendly game at Twickenham. All this and more can be found on your favourite podcast platforms or at the Iono.fm link
As the World Cup gets closer the news cycle gets stranger. From Steve Hansen's bromance with Eddie Jones to a not-so-friendly warm-up game against the All Blacks, this week's episode of To The Last Drop is jam-packed with loads of news. Liam del Carme and Brenden Nel muse about Canan Moodie's elevation to the midfield and what it means long-term for the Springboks in the showpiece tournament, we hear from Jake White on what it takes to win in France while Ardie Savea reminds us this won't be a friendly game at Twickenham. All this and more can be found on your favourite podcast platforms or at the Iono.fm link
‘Underestimate Argentina at your peril’ warns the doyen of South American rugby writers Frankie Deges. The Boks need to restore momentum against Los Pumas at Ellis Park on Saturday, but as Deges points out on the next episode of ‘To the last Drop’, the visitors have similar aspirations as they look to build on their win over the Wallabies. Deges also talks about how Argentinians and South Africans bond off the field and has a surprise for co-host Brenden Nel.
‘Underestimate Argentina at your peril' warns the doyen of South American rugby writers Frankie Deges. The Boks need to restore momentum against Los Pumas at Ellis Park on Saturday, but as Deges points out on the next episode of ‘To the last Drop', the visitors have similar aspirations as they look to build on their win over the Wallabies. Deges also talks about how Argentinians and South Africans bond off the field and has a surprise for co-host Brenden Nel.
‘Underestimate Argentina at your peril’ warns the doyen of South American rugby writers Frankie Deges. The Boks need to restore momentum against Los Pumas at Ellis Park on Saturday, but as Deges points out on the next episode of ‘To the last Drop’, the visitors have similar aspirations as they look to build on their win over the Wallabies. Deges also talks about how Argentinians and South Africans bond off the field and has a surprise for co-host Brenden Nel.
In Episode #2 of To the Last Drop, Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel dissect the weekend's rugby and as a surprise, chat to the King of "smartasses" - Ken Borland - the journalist who got Eddie Jones so hot under the collar. Add a bottle of Hemel and Aarde valley wine to the equation and enjoy this weekend's showdown between the Springboks and All Blacks in Auckland.
In Episode #2 of To the Last Drop, Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel dissect the weekend's rugby and as a surprise, chat to the King of "smartasses" - Ken Borland - the journalist who got Eddie Jones so hot under the collar. Add a bottle of Hemel and Aarde valley wine to the equation and enjoy this weekend's showdown between the Springboks and All Blacks in Auckland.
In Episode #2 of To the Last Drop, Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel dissect the weekend's rugby and as a surprise, chat to the King of "smartasses" - Ken Borland - the journalist who got Eddie Jones so hot under the collar. Add a bottle of Hemel and Aarde valley wine to the equation and enjoy this weekend's showdown between the Springboks and All Blacks in Auckland.
Seasoned rugby writers Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel kick-off their 'To the last drop' podcast with a look ahead to the Rugby Championship opener between the Springboks and the Wallabies at Loftus on Saturday. They compare notes on Wallabies coach Eddie Jones, and who his key players might be. They also run the rule over the Bok team for Saturday. The even share one of the best kept wine secrets.
Seasoned rugby writers Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel kick-off their 'To the last drop' podcast with a look ahead to the Rugby Championship opener between the Springboks and the Wallabies at Loftus on Saturday. They compare notes on Wallabies coach Eddie Jones, and who his key players might be. They also run the rule over the Bok team for Saturday. The even share one of the best kept wine secrets.
Seasoned rugby writers Liam Del Carme and Brenden Nel kick-off their 'To the last drop' podcast with a look ahead to the Rugby Championship opener between the Springboks and the Wallabies at Loftus on Saturday. They compare notes on Wallabies coach Eddie Jones, and who his key players might be. They also run the rule over the Bok team for Saturday. The even share one of the best kept wine secrets.
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The All Blacks headed to Johannesburg, bruised, battered & with a coach unsure of whether he will have a job by this time next week. But the performance shown at Ellis Park yesterday was the polar opposite to what we have become accustomed to over recent months. It was hearty, destructive and dominant from the kick off to the final whistle. But is it all a little too late for coach Ian Foster? Brendon Nel is a South African rugby journalist, and he gives us his take on the situation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
While New Zealand licks its wounds after the All Blacks' weekend defeat, it made for a pretty extraordinary 80 minutes if you were South African. There have only ever been three test matches in Mbombela, this was the first time the All Blacks have played there - and it was in front of 42,000 fans! South African journalist Brenden Nel was in the crowd, and joins us to talk us through what it was like to be there.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It has been a Lions Tour riddled with setbacks, but Saturday sees Warren Gatland's side face the reigning world champions South Africa in the first of three Tests. To preview the opening game in Cape Town as well as the series as a whole, The42's Gavan Casey and Ciaran Kennedy are joined by South African rugby writer Brenden Nel, who gives his take on events so far. 18+, always gamble responsibly. For more information, see gamblingtherapy.org
The only rugby podcast actually on tour in South Africa continues its intrepid trek as Owen Slot and Stephen Jones review the Lions loss against South Africa A whilst local journalist Brenden Nel casts his eye over the Springboks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ugo and Chris discuss an eventful few days for the Lions. Marcus Smith joins the tour, Alun Wyn Jones could be on the next flight out and Warren Gatland's side get ready for their toughest test against South Africa 'A'. South African journalist Brenden Nel joins the pod to explain how Covid is disrupting the Springboks preparations and predicts captain Siya Kolisi will miss the first Test in Cape Town. There's also a round-up of the weekend's internationals as two England youngsters score hat-tricks and Wales draw with Argentina.
Lions roar… and bite, as one of our guests this week will tell you! Scott Baldwin joins Gareth, Lauren and Nicky to talk Lions, Wales and winning the Premiership title with Harlequins. South African rugby journalist Brenden Nel gives us the lowdown on the coronavirus crisis facing the British and Irish Lions. Canada head coach Kingsley Jones also joins the podcast as he leads his team to face Wales this weekend.
A comprehensive view of the South African Super Rugby squads with SuperSport journalist Brenden Nel. - FH for the Bulls? - The Stormers and Lions Midfield? - Loose Forwards for the Sharks, Lions and Bulls? - How many of the young SA U20 stars will we see burst onto the scene? - Is this the year of Damian Willemse? + Don't forget to #scorpion... Follow Brenden on Twitter @BrendenNel His excellent Youtube channel is found here https://www.youtube.com/user/brendennel If you'd like to play fantasy rugby draft then head to http://www.fantasyrugbydraft.com/ and join or create a league with your mates. Can you handle the pressure of the live online draft?
Season 3 Episode 07 The South African teams preview is here! This week Cargie, Harry & Nelson predict their top fantasy scorers, preview the four South African teams and rank the South African conference. Entree: Who are the Drafts top South African fantasy picks for 2020? Main Meal: The South Afrian conference preview. Dessert: Where do we think each team will finish in the South African conference and why? Apologies to our listeners for not having Brenden Nel on the pod, he suffered some technical difficulties and was not able to get online. A huge thank you to Alex Tarr (@AlextheTarr) from the Elite Rugby Banter podcast (@EliteRugbyBant) for helping out with a lot of our questions, and good luck to little Pieter-Steph du Tarr on joining us on earth with his impending birth on the 7th of January. This podcast was brought to you by Fiftein Gelato, the worlds premier healthy gelato. Podcast Caps Harry - 54 Cargie - 47 Nelson - 44 Nabung 'The Supersub' - 9 Scotty 'Sumo' Stevenson & Paul Tait - 2 Blake 'The Weatherman', Elite Rugby Banter & Squidge Rugby - 1
Mark Palmer & Brenden Nel help Andy & Adam hype up the World Cup Final with some Guinness PRO14 chat thrown in too. The gang cover a lot of ground, too including: SpiderCam Scaries Siya Kolisi's incredible rise to become Bok captain Why England will likely run out winners What Rassie Erasmus will do next? Where will Dave Rennie end up? Plus loud noises See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What Quarter-Final weekend with so many talking points ahead of Wales v South African and England v New Zealand. Andy & Adam are joined by Simon Thomas of WalesOnline and Brenden Nel from South Africa to digest and look forward... plus Andy is forced to confront his pain at Ireland's demolition at the hands of the All Blacks See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What Quarter-Final weekend with so many talking points ahead of Wales v South African and England v New Zealand. Andy & Adam are joined by Simon Thomas of WalesOnline and Brenden Nel from South Africa to digest and look forward... plus Andy is forced to confront his pain at Ireland's demolition at the hands of the All Blacks See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Too much rugby? Not in our book. Andy & Adam are joined by Rory Lawson - all the way from Tokyo - and South African journalist Brenden Nel has quiet expectations for the Cheetahs and Kings. The guys discuss the Australia's take on the High Tackle Framework and high shots while the Guinness PRO14 kicks off this weekend and we look at what's in store across all five countries See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Martin Devlin has a chat to 3 different voices out of South Africa. Kobus Wiese, former Springboks lock from 1995, Andy Capostagno out of Supersport and Brenden Nel, freelance Rugby writer out of South Africa providing their thoughts on their sides loss to the All Blacks.
Martin Devlin chats to South African journalist Brenden Nel about the passing of Chester Williams - the winger who took the Rugby world by storm in 1995 as the only black player in the side.
Brenden Nel from SuperSport joins Bruce to discuss the South African squads for Super Rugby 2018. A lot of injury updates as well as some clarity around some 50/50 position decisions. On the pod this week: Skosans injury update. What's the latest with Ruan Combrinck? Is Kwagga a starter? How much of an influence is the Commenwealth games? Who is playing 15 for the Sharks? Nkosi vs Mapimpi vs Van Wyk. The annual discussion of Kriel or Gelant at 15 for the Bulls. Injury updates on Ulengo and Ismaiel. Likely starting wings for the Stormers. Many many more nuggets for your draft day @fantasyrugdraft support@fantasyrugbydraft.com Facebook FRD Hall of Fame group Fantasy Rugby Draft Facebook Page recorded 08/02/2018
Bruce is joined by Brenden Nel from Super Sport South Africa to analyse the South African Super Rugby squads. - Can the Lions repeat and what to make of their injuries to the Front Row? - Who is playing 15 for the Sharks? There's some interesting names discussed in the Midfield. - Kriel versus Gelant for the Bulls 15 jersey. Brenden provides clarity here. - They discuss the Fly Half position for the Stormers. RdP or JldP... - Lastly who is playing 10 for the Cheetahs and what to expect from their back three. @fantasyrugdraft support@fantasyrugbydraft.com Facebook FRD Hall of Fame group Fantasy Rugby Draft Facebook Page
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