Podcast appearances and mentions of Bryan Habana

This week on The Sports Agents...We hear the secrets behind match fixing from convicted match fixer and former professional footballer, Moses Swaibu. With the Lucas Paqueta trial coming to an end, Swaibu tells us how many people it takes to fix a match, what signs you can look out for, and how to put an end to all of this. (01:00)Mark heads down to Soccer Aid to chat to a host of sporting stars. What does Joe Hart make of Manchester City's transfer business? How does Bryan Habana rate the Lions' chances on tour? And can he still race a cheetah? (14:45)Got a question for The Sports Agents? Email us at thesportsagents@global.comNew episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

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Life On Tour arrives in Asia, with the likes of Spain's Jeremy Trevithick and South Africa's Impi Visser jumping on the couch with Harry McNulty, while special guest Bryan Habana gives the lowdown on Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus and taming the dragon in Hong Kong. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As advertised, the KOKO Crew took on the Hong Kong Sevens for the second year in a row and some people doubted our commitment to the cause, but let the record show we came, we saw and we most certainly survived. Thanks to the Discover Hong Kong (Hong Kong Tourism Board), Cathay Pacific and Ovolo Hotels for giving the show another phenomenal experience of lifetime. This tour will most certainly go down in the KOKO history books as a rip roaring success, we went to the Hong Kong Football Club for a night of laughs with Jim Hamilton and Andy Goode, had a day of childish laughs on the rides at Ocean Park Hong Kong, enjoyed some delicious food With Virginia Chan, took in sights and sounds of the Pottinger Street Market and we soaked up all the seriously spicy rugby action from the 10s and the 7s across the week.With the Hong Kong Sevens entering a new era at the sleek, sparkling and simply sensational Kai Tak Sports Park the balance between nostalgia and reinvention was perfectly on point. Due to the allure of the all new Hong Kong Sevens, throughout the weekend, the boys were joined by an array of rugby royalty including Bryan Habana, Alicia Quirk, Jamie Roberts and the aforementioned ‘Big Jim and Goodey'. Plus, we were allowed into the bowels of Kai Tak Stadium to see how the teams prepare in their brand new digs and we cap off the episode with a dash of debauchery, in our newest instalment of the ‘KOKO Carnage'. This show is the perfect blend of naughty and nice, showcasing the eternal struggle of which side will come out on top. However, ladies and gentlemen the answer is simple, KOKO always finishes on top. For another year the beauty and vibrancy of Hong Kong is regrettably now in the rear vision mirror, but as we build through 2025 and navigate the British and Irish Lions as well as all the other international fixtures around the world, this little pod will always have one eye on the ‘Pearl of the Orient'.So sit back, relax, deactivate the secret Airtags you had on your loved ones who attended the Sevens (in our case Holiday Swoop) and simply revel in the beauty that is KOKO on tour. We present Kick Offs and Kick Ons the Hong Kong Experience.TIMECODES:00:00 - Start of the show 01:09 - Recap of the week in Hong Kong03:02 - Interview with Jim Hamilton and Andy Goode 26:13 - Talking about the Hong Kong 10's and celebrity touch football 27:56 - Drew's birthday celebrations 29:10 - Hong Kong Ocean Park 31:00 - KOKO's basketball session32:04 - HSBC touch footy day 33:57 - Alicia Quirk Interview 37:20 - KOKO in the South Stand 38:30 - Hong Kong Sevens Predictions and the tournament in general 41:32 - Super Rugby Round Up Segment 48:43 - Les Kiss and the unfilled Wallabies coaching job 51:05 - Super W Scores 53:06 - Bryan Habana Interview 01:07:02 - The Lions Coaching Staff 01:08:30 - Tour awards 01:09:20 - Thanks to Discover Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific, Ovolo Hotels and Virginia Chan01:11:28 - KOKO website and socials Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on The KOKO Show the lads leave their luggage-less European odyssey behind to take on the delicious yet dangerous deserts of Dubai. As we all know December signals the end of the International Test season down under, with the resurgent Wallabies going down in a tight tussle against the intoxicating Irish in Dublin. With that being said the KOKO Crew breaks down all the ins and outs of that encounter and how Aussie fans should be buoyed by what we saw in Joe Schmidt's heartbreaking homecoming. However, as we close the book on 2024's Test Match madness, the lads open up the sensational sevens scrapbook as we look at all the action from the Emirates Dubai Sevens. We trade in the slush and sleet of soggy Europe for the sun and sand of the UAE, to bring you a cracking show from the comfort of the Emirates Dubai Sevens Sunroom, as we celebrate the Aussie women and the Fiji men for claiming their respective titles over the weekend. Plus, the gang are joined by two of the all time greats who are now part of the HSBC red polo stable raking in that global dollar, so please get ready to enjoy the stories and world class banter from Bryan Habana and Michael Hooper.To cap off a cracking episode we express our love and support for all the people and entities involved in putting together this KOKO Tour and of course we show our appreciation for the beautiful people at MYER with an all time mixed bag Match Fit all they from the Dubai desert. As we near the end of our inaugural season as The KOKO Show we encourage you not to worry and be happy because we promise to be back bigger and better next year. It is time now for Kick Offs and Kick Ons The Emirates Dubai Sevens Editions.TIMECODES:00:00 - Start of the show 01:29 - Run through of the tour so far04:03 - Introduce the boys 06:23 - Reviewing Gits' new ink 07:20 - Drew gets scammed 10:29 - IRELAND V WALLABIES REVIEW18:11 - 2003 English World Cup winners in the crowd18:45 - Super Sizzler brought to you by BeefEater 25:09 - Chat about the Emirates Dubai Sevens28:29 - REVIEW OF THE EMIRATES DUBAI SEVENS ACTION30:04 - Welcome Bryan Habana 31:04 - Bryan talks about the Wallabies and Australian Rugby33:03 - Welcome Michael Hooper34:00 - Michael Hooper on the Wallabies 38:48 - Habana wants to know who did the best ‘Fruit Bat'41:41 - Habana and Hoops discuss their work in Dubai for HSBC45:01 - Match Fit brought to you by MYER48:58 - Denim Dan talking about his playing days 49:48 - KOKO Show in Orange plug 50:43 - Easy Times Brewing Co plug51:08 - Highlights and lowlights from the trip 52:20 - Denim Dan takes his pants off 53:10 - Emirates Dubai Sevens Highlight Showreel01:10:25 - Close of the show Big thanks to MYER for their support and remember you can buy everything you saw on the show from you local MYER or online - https://www.myer.com.auCheers also to BeefEater for coming back on board with KOKO, please check out their websites to see their great selection of BBQ's, rangehoods and fridges.AUSTRALIA - https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/brand/beefeaterEUROPE - https://beefeaterbbqeurope.co.uk/pages/contact-usFinally a massive thanks to our new beer sponsor, Easy Times Brewing Co. Check them out on their socials @easytimes.beerco and their website https://easytimes.beer/BUY YOUR KOKO MERCHANDISE AND TICKETS RIGHT NOW - www.kickoffsandkickons.comMake sure you follow us on all socials:INSTA: @kickoffskickonsTWITTER/X: @kickoffskickonsYOUTUBE: @kickoffsandkickonsTIKTOK: @kickoffskickonsIf you do want to talk about sponsorship or anything business related then please do get in touch with us info@shtn.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of A Load of BS on Sport, we're joined by rugby legend Bryan Habana. From his unforgettable debut with South Africa to winning the 2007 World Cup, Bryan opens up about the highs and lows of his storied career. We dive into the pressures of being a superstar, the mental battles behind the scenes, and what life looks like after rugby. This is an inspiring and candid conversation with one of the game's greats!Show Notes:Debut Magic: Bryan scores on his first touch against England, launching his iconic careerWorld Cup Glory: The emotional highs of winning the 2007 Rugby World Cup with South AfricaPressure of Being a Superstar: Bryan shares the mental struggle of living up to expectations after early successLow Points: From a crushing 49-0 loss in 2006 to being booed in 2010, Bryan opens up about facing adversityLeadership Evolution: From wing to team leader, how Bryan embraced responsibility as his career progressedLife After Rugby: Navigating the tough transition from sport to business, and finding new purposePositive Mindset: The power of choosing positivity and focusing on growth, both on and off the fieldPlease leave a review if you like the podcast; and share with friends. Your support makes us very happy! Get the podcast in your inbox every week by subscribing here Find out more on our website Follow the podcast on LinkedIn Follow Dan R on LinkedIn Follow Dan R on Twitter Follow Dan B on LinkedIn Podcast music: Tamsin Waley-Cohen's Mendelssohn's violin concerto

Ben Youngs ranks his top wingers in the world, and has Springbok legend Bryan Habana to back up his selections.  Is there anyone better than Cheslin Kolbe? How many All Blacks are on the list? Who is the best winger in Britain and Ireland? And where would you put James Lowe? Our Autumn Nations Series Insights are brought to you by Sage. Get tickets for our live shows: https://fkpscorpioent.com/en/events/for-the-love-of-rugby-presents-draft-night Subscribe to our new YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@LoveOfRugby

Send us a textIn this episode, Darren chats with Deon Nobrega and Bryan Habana from Paymenow. In an era where financial inclusion has become a buzzword, few companies truly walk the talk. PayMeNow, a South African startup, is setting a benchmark by offering a platform that brings together technology, empathy, and social impact, reshaping how employees access their earnings.These college roommates tell us their story. Highlights:

This week on The KOKO Show we dive right back into the magical ecosystem that is The Rugby Championship season, nourishing our bodies with a gritty ‘Top Schmidt' Wallabies win and nibbling on the big dog battle that saw the Springboks prevail over the All Blacks. With so much mouthwatering footy on the menu, it is only right that we pick both carcasses clean, like the analytical vultures we are. With the Wallabies well and truly back in the winners circle the lads bathe in the radiant aura of victory and boy it does it feel good. This episode Swoop was loud, Biv had his finger on the pulse, Gits was happy and Prof was Prof, giving you our beautiful fans a well rounded trip through the unforgiving yet always rewarding tundra that is International Rugby. Plus, to help us deliver this sensory overload for your eyes and ears, we were joined by one of the greatest to ever lace them up. He is the Joburg Joker, the tip-toeing tech tycoon and the only bloke that can make racing animals and planes for money look cool. It is of course our South African sidekick Mr Bryan Habana. With Spring now sprung and the mercury rising, the boys in partnership with our beautiful friends at MYER give our fashion focused fans a little taste of what to wear in warmer months in another mixed bag ‘Match Fit'. So flip out your shopping channel deck chair, get that coconut oil in all of your deepest crevices and soak up some springtime sun, with your four favourite flogs nattering in your head. It's time for Kick Offs and Kick Ons. TIMECODES:00:00 - Start of the show04:48 - Shout out to MYER05:57 - Intro the boys 07:46 - Spring Tour plug 08:33 - Weekend recap and Shute Shield Final recap11:56 - Sydney Live Show shout out14:17 - ‘Match Fit' brought to you by MYER21:01 - Rugby Roundup part 1 - Argentina v Wallabies43:37 - Fat Man Scoop tribute 45:57 - Agustin Creevy tribute for his last game47:50 - Introduce Bryan Habana 54:29 - Rugby Roundup part 2 - South Africa v New Zealand 55:58 - Bryan on the Springbok's fearless character57:55 - The boys showing Kwagga Smith some love59:38 - Bryan talking about his connection with the current team01:02:41 - This Springbok team is bringing the nation together01:05:00 - Which cartoon character was Bryan attracted to?01:05:58 - Bryan on Joe van Niekerk 01:08:22 - Bryan's arrival in Toulon 01:09:26 - Bryan on the current All Blacks side01:13:57 - Bryan on the Springbok's questioning the Wallabies integrity 01:18:00 - The KOKO Quiz01:23:57 - Start one, bench one and drop one - Bryan Habana edition01:25:30 - Close of the show Big thanks to MYER for their support and remember you can buy everything you saw on the show from you local MYER or online - https://www.myer.com.auBUY YOUR KOKO MERCHANDISE RIGHT NOW - www.kickoffsandkickons.comGET YOUR TICKETS TO OUR LIVE SYDNEY SHOW HERE - https://events.humanitix.com/thekokoshowMake sure you follow us on all socials:INSTA: @kickoffskickons TWITTER/X: @kickoffskickons YOUTUBE: @kickoffsandkickons TIKTOK: @kickoffskickons If you do want to talk about sponsorship or anything business related then please do get in touch with us info@shtn.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sean Maloney, Stephen Hoiles, Nick Phipps & Morgan Turinui break down the Wallabies' tough loss to South Africa. Angus Bell makes a timely return, Bryan Habana cops it, we put a spotlight on chirpy halfbacks, and have we got a new Ben Tune on our hands?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dropped Kick Off, in partnership with Green & Gold Rugby, has been given an amazing opportunity to interview 3 global rugby superstars, thanks to HSBC! This is the 3rd of the 3 interviews. Trusted Establishment Journalist Nathan Williamson sits down with Brryan Habana.Listen to our other pods with Brian O'Driscoll and Nolli Waterman below:Brian O'Driscoll - https://omny.fm/shows/green-and-gold-rugby/dko-x-gagr-brian-odriscoll-hsbc-hong-sevens Nolli Waterman - https://omny.fm/shows/green-and-gold-rugby/dko-x-gagr-danielle-nolli-waterman-hsbc-hong-kong See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dropped Kick Off, in partnership with Green & Gold Rugby, has been given an amazing opportunity to interview 3 global rugby superstars, thanks to HSBC! This is the 3rd of the 3 interviews. Trusted Establishment Journalist Nathan Williamson sits down with Bryan Habana.Listen to our other pods with Brian O'Driscoll and Nolli Waterman below:Brian O'Driscoll - https://omny.fm/shows/green-and-gold-rugby/dko-x-gagr-brian-odriscoll-hsbc-hong-sevens Nolli Waterman - https://omny.fm/shows/green-and-gold-rugby/dko-x-gagr-danielle-nolli-waterman-hsbc-hong-kong See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dropped Kick Off, in partnership with Green & Gold Rugby, has been given an amazing opportunity to interview 3 global rugby superstars, thanks to HSBC! This is the 2nd of the 3 interviews. Trusted Establishment Journalist Nathan Williamson sits down with Nolli Waterman.Listen to our other pods with Brian O'Driscoll and Bryan Habana below:Brian O'Driscoll - https://omny.fm/shows/green-and-gold-rugby/dko-x-gagr-brian-odriscoll-hsbc-hong-sevens Bryan Habana - https://omny.fm/shows/green-and-gold-rugby/dko-x-gagr-bryan-habana-hsbc-hong-kong-sevens See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dropped Kick Off, in partnership with Green & Gold Rugby, has been given an amazing opportunity to interview 3 global rugby superstars, thanks to HSBC! This is the 2nd of the 3 interviews. Trusted Establishment Journalist Nathan Williamson sits down with Nolli Waterman.Listen to our other pods with Brian O'Driscoll and Bryan Habana below:Brian O'Driscoll - https://omny.fm/shows/green-and-gold-rugby/dko-x-gagr-brian-odriscoll-hsbc-hong-sevens Bryan Habana - https://omny.fm/shows/green-and-gold-rugby/dko-x-gagr-bryan-habana-hsbc-hong-kong-sevens See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back live from the Cape Town 7s and Shimmy is delighted to be joined by 3 world cup winners in Bryan Habana, Jean De Villiers and the youngest 2 x World Champion in history in Stormers and Springbok star Damian Willemse. Damian gives us the hilarious inside stories on the the Boks celebrated their World Cup success, why he refused to take his kit off, his drunken tattoo, what makes Rassie such a genius, whether he's going to play at the Olympics next year in the 7s and who should play alongside him from his current Bok teammates, why he decided to call a scrum in his own 22 against France and much more. Plus the lads discuss; European champions cup action, question whether the Boks join the Six Nations and how a global season may solve all of rugby's problems. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

South African rugby legend and Laureus academy member Bryan Habana joins the pod to give his take on how brands can be a force for positive social change, before TikTok's global head of sports, Harish Sarma, explains why making it into the Index is a result of a deliberate attempt to use its platform for good. Talking points: Bryan Habana on the Laureus perspective (1:13) The brand view with Harish Sarma (19:27) The 30 brands in this year's Laureus Sport for Good Index have now been revealed. Check out the Sport for Good Index hub here.

Ok, there have only been 9 of them, but we're going to rank them anyway! From New Zealand in 1987 through to Japan in 2019 via South Africa in 1995 and England in 2015 which is the best edition of the Rugby World Cup? How do we rate them? Matches? Venues? Crowds? Stars? Bryan Habana, Matt Dawson and Chris Jones decide.

We've maybe saved the hardest for the end. Who is the player who transcends the tournament unlike anyone else? Matt Dawson, Chris Jones and Bryan Habana debate the likes of Richie McCaw, Francois Piennar, Jonny Wilkinson, Jonah Lomu – and Bryan himself!

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Lawrence Dalaglio & Bryan Habana join Flats to preview the semifinals in Paris, while stats man Ross Hamilton has some juicy data to give England hope in their quest to quash the Boks.

Sir Clive Woodward or Eddie Jones? Sir Steve Hansen or Warren Gatland? Plus what about Doctor Sherylle Calder? Matt Dawson, Bryan Habana and Chris Jones debate which coach made the biggest impact at a world cup. Who got the best out of the best? Who changed the game? Whose side would have won anyway?

It's not possible is it… a Springbok legend plays down the defending champions chances of beating France.  Bryan Habana looks ahead to that cracking World Cup Quarter Final in Paris. Joe Rokocoko opens up on inspiring the people of Fiji and what this fabulous run at the tournament means for his people.  Kenny Logan has just completed a 700 mile endurance challenge from Edinburgh to Paris in aid of the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation and its safe to say he and fellow star Ally McCoist never want to see Vagicil again or the actor, James Nesbitt, for that matter… The boys are joined by 3 world class wingers in Bryan Habana, Joe Rokocoko and Kenny Logan….

So many choose from! Is it about a clash of the titans? Is it about last minute drama? How about one of the great upsets? Chris Jones, Bryan Habana and Matt Dawson – who've both been involved in a few of them – run the rule on some of the greatest contests every played in the sport.

It is Episode 11 and we bringing you the legendary no 11 - Mr Bryan Habana!!! We covering all things Rugby World Cup Round 2 and give you our thoughts on Handre Pollard replacing Malcolm Marx. We also have Referee Jaco Peyper on the show giving us some insights on what goes into their weekly prep. You do not want to miss this Episode. Disclaimer: We give you some personal insights on this show and we will appreciate your thoughts. Lets us know what you think in the comment section.  00:00 Intro00:14 LulaBet (www.lulabet.co.za)00:39 Week Update01:28 Line Up - Bryan Habana & Jaco Peyper02:46 RWC Round 2 Recap06:34 Fiji Stand Up08:35 Bryan Habana Interview26:35 South Africa vs Ireland 28:12 Injuries in South African Squad 29:06 Our thoughts on flyhalf replacing a hooker33:27 We back Rassie & the Boys!33:45 Thoughts on Ireland Team 37:00 Irish Passing and creating a Triangle40:52 Score Predictions42:00 Jaco Peyper Interview46:00 Rudy the Ref48:10 Behind the Ruck Supports Ref48:30 A week in a refs life54:25 A funny moment Jaco recalls on the field55:27 Jaco explains Bunker System01:03:05 Wrap UpCheck out Lulabet website and back our boys this weekend as they face Ireland.https://www.lulabet.co.zaInstagram : https://www.instagram.com/behindtheruckpodcast/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/people/Behind-The-Ruck/100094862943119/TikTok: https://twitter.com/behindtheruck_

How many of Bryan's record-equalling 15 World Cup tries feature in this episode's top ten World Cup tries? How much will the great Jonah Lomu dominate the list? This is an episode in which Matt Dawson, Chris Jones and Bryan Habana struggle to agree with each other.

David is joined by his old chum Shanks to digest the first round of matches at France 2023, which were not short of thrills, skills and controversy. Our regular stats guru Ross Hamilton serves up some corking intel on the home nations, and we get the thoughts of Maggie Alphonsi and Bryan Habana on the action. The fellas also select their now legendary team of the round.

Sometimes, World Cups are remembered for their off-field moments more than what took place on the field. And it's those controversies that Matt Dawson, Bryan Habana and Chris Jones attempt to rank. You can be sure England's antics in New Zealand in 2011 will place highly. As might the odd referee decision. Sam Warburton's red card? And Bryan's tales of what happened to the South African players ahead of the 2003 World Cup is not to be missed.

Moments make World Cups. Whether it be a trophy lift, a drop goal or an individual piece of individual skill, Chris Jones, Matt Dawson and Bryan Habana debate their greatest moments. How do they compare Mandela and Piennar to Wilkinson's drop goal? How about a shock Japan victory? Or Lomu in full flight?

World Cup winners Matt Dawson and Bryan Habana join Chris Jones to rank their greatest World Cup captains. Find out whether Bryan has the 1995 South African captain Francois Pienaar at the top of his list. And where does Matt have his 2003 winning captain Martin Johnson? And where does Richie McCaw end up?

No World Cup is complete without an upset. And that is the subject Chris Jones, Matt Dawson and Bryan Habana tackle in this episode. Does Japan beating Bryan's South Africa in Brighton in 2015 top the list? And where will the likes of Tonga, Fiji and Western Samoa beating Tier 1 opposition rank?

The GBRA boys are back and have got another huge guest, this week it's Springbok legend Bryan Habana.This week they look back on the first round of The Rugby Championship, share stories from their time together at the Barbarians and try to keep Gits away from the Mai Tai bar.Let's get social!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodbadrugbyaus/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/goodbadrugbyausTwitter: https://twitter.com/GoodBadRugbyAus

We're honoured to be joined by rugby royalty today in a man who's won practically every trophy available in rugby and is still to this day one of the most recognisable faces in the world - Bryan Habana. Bryan is on incredible form from the very get go and doesn't hold back any punches as he completely takes Archie Curzon to task on his; business track record, hairstyle, and supposed penchant for prostitutes. Bryan takes us through his incredible career from watching that famous World Cup final in 1995 in Cape Town, to playing rugby for his Under14 G XV, getting beaten up at school by a cricket bat, stripped naked at university and slapped, scoring on his debut vs England, winning the world cup in 2007, winning the tri nations and lion series in 2009, scoring that famous hattrick against the All Blacks for the Barbarians for their first win since the 1970s, Selfies with Nelson Mandella, his thoughts on this years world cup and much more! Plus Archie records a motivational song for the England cricket team ahead of the ashes crucial 3rd test. ------- We're delighted to be partnering with London's new elite matchmaking service - Bond The Agency - who are an exclusive innovative agency who not only promise to find you a partner but, deliver so much more. They've already helped hundreds of successful like minded individuals find love in London - with 5 star reviews a plenty - now's the time to move on with your life and uncover the magic of Bond! So if you have app fatigue and you're sick and tired of failures on Raya, Hinge and the like and you want to finally meet Mrs Right - then please click on the link and leave your details and let them work their magic - https://bondtheagency.com/membership/ ---------- NOW SUMMER IS  HERE - CLAIM YOUR 8 FREE BEERS & 2 SNACKS NOW FROM BEER 52 - ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS PAY THE £5.95 POSTAGE -  www.beer52.com/RIGBIZ

26.06.23 Pt 2 - ChatGPT makes its way into the conversation, proving no matter how advanced AI gets, nothing can beat the human touch. Hunter Biden is under fire again, and we find out which US President Leigh-Ann would sleep with. It's Elon vs Mark in a cage fight… we get the team's opinion on this, before heading into Markets Mondays with Bryan Habana.

Springbok legend and two-time European Cup winner Bryan Habana joins Greg O'Shea and Lindsay Peat in the House of Rugby studio for a Champions Cup bumper episode. They discuss URC semi wins for Munster & Stormers, and look ahead to Leinster vs. La Rochelle. They also discuss: (1:00) - Olympic qualification and Sevens scenes (8:20) - Munster's big win, and Crowley's drop goal (17:00) - Keith Earls' recovery and Stormers video celebrations (35:15) - Bryan Habana's career highlights (49:25) - Interview with Brian O'Driscoll (57:45) - Interview with Ronan O'Gara (59:50) - Interview with Jamison Gibson-Park (1:05:00) - Champions Cup preview (1:24:35) - Bryan returns, and some Ice, Ice Baby

World Cup winner in 2003, former England captain Martin Johnson joined Joe Molloy on Wednesday Night Rugby from Limerick's International Rugby Experience. Riugby with Vodafone | #TeamOfUs A variety of World Cup winners, British & Irish Lions legends and Irish Rugby stars including Bryan Habana, Francois Pienaar, Jonathan Sexton, Joy Neville, Danielle Waterman, Keith Wood, Paul O'Connell, Jeremy Guscott, Matt Dawson, Sean Fitzpatrick, Martin Johnson, Peter Stringer, Ciara Griffin and Rory Best were among today's inaugural visitors to the six-storey “Home of Legends”. Inspired by World Rugby's values of Passion, Discipline, Integrity, Solidarity and Respect, visitors will hear the stories, feel the passion and test their own skills as they move through six, awe-inspiring stages inside the state-of-the-art building. Using leading, custom-made, real-time software coupled with the expert knowledge of Jock Peggie, Head of Education, Laws and Compliance at World Rugby, the interactive experience delivers a truly authentic and exciting reflection of the game, with visitors having hands-on fun every step of the way. Stunning 360-degree views of Limerick city centre ensure that the sixth floor Legends Gallery will be a jaw-dropping end to this unique, interactive, experience. Walk in visitors are welcome from tomorrow morning with tickets available to pre-book from May 15th online at www.internationalrugbyexperience.com.

On Tuesday's star-studded Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest on Greg McWilliams' status. We hear from Jonathan Sexton in his groin injury, and we also chat to Paul O'Connell and Bryan Habana. There's mixed news on the injury front for Munster ahead of their URC quarter-final. London Irish's financial problems continue. And a French great is retiring.

A variety of World Cup winners, British & Irish Lions legends and Irish Rugby stars including Bryan Habana, Francois Pienaar, Jonathan Sexton, Joy Neville, Danielle Waterman, Keith Wood, Paul O'Connell, Jeremy Guscott, Matt Dawson, Sean FitzPatrick, Martin Johnson, Peter Stringer, Ciara Griffin and Rory Best were among today's inaugural visitors to the six-storey “Home of Legends”. Inspired by World Rugby's values of Passion, Discipline, Integrity, Solidarity and Respect, visitors will hear the stories, feel the passion and test their own skills as they move through six, awe-inspiring stages inside the state-of-the-art building. Using leading, custom-made, real-time software coupled with the expert knowledge of Jock Peggie, Head of Education, Laws and Compliance at World Rugby, the interactive experience delivers a truly authentic and exciting reflection of the game, with visitors having hands-on fun every step of the way. Stunning 360-degree views of Limerick city centre ensure that the sixth floor Legends Gallery will be a jaw-dropping end to this unique, interactive, experience. Walk in visitors are welcome from tomorrow morning with tickets available to pre-book from May 15th online at www.internationalrugbyexperience.com. Aisling O'Reilly caught up with some of the rugby legends, including Johnny Sexton, Rory Best, Bryan Habana, Matt Dawson, Paul O'Connell as well as legendary jockey AP McCoy at the launch in Limerick.

24.04.23 Pt 2 - Gareth talks about a comedy clip featuring the new King of England and some other celebs. Leigh-Ann breaks down the new ‘Big 5', and why the term should fall way. Bryan Habana joins the team for #MarketsMondays with markets.com.

13.03.23 Pt 2 - An old friend of the show, Amanda joins to catch us up on her life… from being the wild child in the office, to winding down nicely in her new life on the far East Rand. More laundry and less fun is the general consensus. Bryan Habana joins the team to give us an update from Markets.com

Award-winning former rugby player Bryan Habana is known for his speed, intercepts and try-scoring ability in the sporting world. But he brings that same energy, heart, and enthusiasm into play off the pitch as an accomplished business owner.In this episode of Sound Advice: Entrepreneurs Unfiltered, he shares what he's learned from switching careers, starting a business just before a pandemic, and breaking away from the kind toxic masculinity so often seen in sports—and in the boardroom. 

08.02.23 Pt 2 - One of South Africa's most beloved sports stars, Bryan Habana, sits down with Gareth to talk about family, business and life after the game. Some of his best records are on the field… but where does he stand off the pitch? We find out. www.cliffcentral.com

08.02.23 Pt 2 - One of South Africa's most beloved sports stars, Bryan Habana, sits down with Gareth to talk about family, business and life after the game. Some of his best records are on the field… but where does he stand off the pitch? We find out.

Bryan Habana is one of South Africa's most beloved sport stars - and a rugby player with some of the best records on the field. In this discussion, Gareth (who knows nothing about rugby) chats to him about pretty much everything other than rugby. Brought to you by Markets.com Markets.com · www.cliffcentral.com

RugbyBits & Rugby Mad's Jared Wright joins the pod to enjoy a fruitful Springbok victory in their opening game of the 2007 Rugby World Cup campaign against Samoa. We talk chaotic captains, Siva Taus and many, many fights. May contain a Bryan Habana circlejerk.Thanks to Jared (@jaredwright17 on Twitter) for joining us. You can find the RugbyBits podcast on all good pod providers for a brilliant and unique outlook on rugby by passionate South African fans. Jared's work across social media is fantastic, so please give him a follow. The theme tune for this episode is a sample of "Industrial Revolution Part 2", the official theme tune of the 2007 World Cup. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Today we're delighted to be joined by one of the greatest rugby players of all time in Bryan Habana, to go through the southern hemisphere dominance over the weekend and unpick what went so drastically wrong in particular for the; English, Irish and the Springboks.Is it time for Eddie Jones to go? Why can't England beat 14 men? Did Johnny Hill deserve a red card? Is Arundell the next Habana? Why were the Springboks so sloppy? How incredible were the Welsh back 3? What does Habana make of LRZ? Are the Welsh really going to come back and win the series? Why were the Irish so easily dominated in NZ? Is there anyway back? Is Scott Barrett the dirtiest player in the world?All these questions are answered plus more and we're lucky enough to get an exclusive insight into Habana's hatred for Toulon's management in Fabien Galthie and their ownership during his tenure there, plus an incredible story when Mamuka Gorgodze pulled a knife on Nonu in the changing room..... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bryan Habana has achieved greatness while remaining solidly grounded and being a top quality human being. He soars - with his feet firmly on the ground. His career included winning trophies in the Currie Cup, Super Rugby, Heineken Cup, European Championship, Tri-nations, Lions series and World Cup; being named South African Rugby Player of the Year on three occasions, as well as International (IRB) Player of the Year; amassing 124 Springbok rugby caps and scoring 67 tries for his country, including an equal world record of eight tries in a World Cup. That's what Bryan the rugby player achieved. In this episode, you'll meet the person behind those accolades. The real, down-to-earth, small, skinny, fast kid who worked incredibly hard to achieve what he did; who made some mistakes along the way; who acknowledges the role that both other people and luck played in this journey; and who speaks openly about tough rugby players needing to speak openly - to be ok with being vulnerable. This and more. Bryan Habana is one of the true greats of the game. Here is the chance to meet the down-to-earth good guy who is fast, smart and real.

It's Friday and it's time for a long lunch. Nevermind sport and The Friday Five, MKT tells us why men and women can't be friends or maybe that's just his view. Is James the exception or is he the rule? The team is joined by Flip Van Der Merwe on The Long Lunch to discuss everything French and Rugby. Should Eddie Jones give Bryan Habana's blazer back? The MKT Show The MKT Show website

It's Friday and it's time for a long lunch. Nevermind sport and The Friday Five, MKT tells us why men and women can't be friends or maybe that's just his view. Is James the exception or is he the rule? The team is joined by Flip Van Der Merwe on The Long Lunch to discuss everything French and Rugby. Should Eddie Jones give Bryan Habana's blazer back? The MKT Show