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Damian McKenzie returns from his hand injury to start for the Chiefs in Saturday's Super Rugby top of the table match against the Crusaders in Christchurch. McKenzie's return pushes Josh Jacomb back to the bench after a fortnight in the starter's role at 10. Wallace Sititi also starts for the visitors after two weeks off the bench in his return from a knee injury. Crusaders coach Rob Penney has plumped for Rivez Reihana at 10 in place of Taha Kemara after his season long injury, allowing James O'Connor to retain his finishing role off the bench. Hooker Codie Taylor caught up with D'Arcy Waldegrave to preview the clash. Kick off is at 7:05pm - with live commentary on Gold Sport and iHeartRadio. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two significant ins for the Hurricanes as they prepare for a crucial home Super Rugby showdown against the Chiefs on Saturday night. All Blacks hooker Asafo Aumua and lock Isaia Walker-Leawere have both been named to start on their return from concussion layoffs. The match looms as pivotal in the run to the playoffs, and assistant coach Bard Cooper says they're happy the game is in the capital. Meanwhile, Chiefs star Damian McKenzie is out for a second straight week with his hand injury. With Anton Lienert-Brown out injured for the rest of the Super season, Daniel Rona takes the number 13 jersey. D'Arcy catches up with Hurricanes and All Blacks halfback Cam Roigard ahead of tonight's clash. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! El regreso a la normalidad de Chiefs y Damian McKenzie, tras el partido contra Waratahs. Lluvia y James O'Connor en el derbi Crusaders vs Blues. El increíble cero de Moana contra Brumbies. Empate a casi todo entre Force y Hurricanes. Con Urbano Nuviala y Javier Señarís, by https://www.divertisenvivo.com/producto/champions-finals-en-cardiff/Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Hablemos de Rugby. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/644699

New Zealand Rugby announced the first-five and fullback will spend the next four years at home - a move that allows him to participate in the 2027 Rugby World Cup. There were rumblings McKenzie might take his career offshore - but NZ Rugby's strict stance on eligibility was likely a factor in keeping the playmaker on home soil. Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen.

Damian McKenzie is singling out the 2029 tour by the British and Irish Lions to New Zealand as a major reason behind his re-signing with NZR. The Chiefs and All Blacks playmaker is the first player to ink a deal that incorporates the next Lions tour. Sportstalk host Jason Pine explains further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damian McKenzie has turned down overseas offers to remain in New Zealand through until 2029. The All Blacks and Chiefs playmaker says there were offers to return to Japan on a full-time basis. But McKenzie says he still wanted to stick around and experience all the All Blacks had to offer. "There's no place like home either - in fact, the next two years are going to be a big couple of years for myself and both teams, so the option to stay in New Zealand was an easy one in the end." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Rugby Direct, Elliott Smith and Liam Napier react to the breaking news around Damian McKenzie's re-signing and what the deal means for both himself and the All Blacks over the coming years. We also look back at round seven of Super Rugby Pacific as Moana Pasifika pull off the upset of the season against the Crusaders, while the Hurricanes give the Waratahs a reality check and put the competition on notice. We also delve into the thorny stadium saga in Auckland and the impact on rugby. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Rugby Direct, Elliott Smith and Liam Napier react to the breaking news around Damian McKenzie's re-signing and what the deal means for both himself and the All Blacks over the coming years. We also look back at round seven of Super Rugby Pacific as Moana Pasifika pull off the upset of the season against the Crusaders, while the Hurricanes give the Waratahs a reality check and put the competition on notice. We also delve into the thorny stadium saga in Auckland and the impact on rugby. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A straight-forward call for Damian McKenzie to sign on for four more years in New Zealand. The Chiefs and All Blacks playmaker has inked a new deal until 2029, a period encompassing a World Cup and a British and Irish Lions visit. McKenzie joined Piney to discuss further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chiefs fullback Shaun Stevenson stops by on their bye week to talk all things Chiefs. Then I rip into some rugby league with plenty going on in the NRL. In the weekly wrap I cover off the All Whites, the UFC, Liam Lawson in the F1 and the Black Caps, before I give you my best bets for the weekend thanks to the TAB.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! 5060 días después, Western Force ganó a Brumbies en Canberra. Debut de Reds con festival ofensivo. El equilibrio de Hihglanders. El momento de Chiefs, con Damian McKenzie de 15. Con Urbano Nuviala, Carles de Borja y Javier Señarís, by https://www.divertisenvivo.com/product-category/rugby-en-vivo/viajes-seis-naciones-rugby/Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Hablemos de Rugby. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/644699

All Sport Breakfast Wellington host Adam Cooper and NZB Kiwi head of communications Andrew Gourdie joined Heather du Plessis-Allan on the Sports Huddle. The Black Caps have work to do after England's fightback at Hagley Oval, with the visitors buoyed by Harry Brook's century. Damian McKenzie has been given a spot in World Rugby's best XV for 2024, but there are some questions over it. And questions over whether to loosen eligibility rules for the All Blacks going on sabbaticals. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All Blacks flanker Wallace Sititi's breakthrough season has failed to qualify him for World Rugby's team of the year. The World XV loose forward positions were occupied by South Africa's Pieter-Steph du Toit, Argentina's Pablo Matera and Ireland's Caelan Doris. Du Toit was anointed player of the year for a second time. Tyrel Lomax, Damian McKenzie and Will Jordan made the cut for the side which features seven Springboks. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Eighteen points from Damian McKenzie helped the All Blacks win their second match on their northern tour, beating Ireland 23-13 in Dublin on Saturday morning. Rugby reporter Joe Porter spoke to Alexa Cook.

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The All Blacks have knocked Ireland off the top of the podium, defeating the number 1 ranked team 23-13. 18 of the points were scored by first-five Damian McKenzie who kicked six penalty goals, Will Jordan scoring the final five with a crucial try. Piney was joined by former All Black Ant Strachan to dig into the team's win. “The momentum around this group is phenomenal.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The All Blacks claimed victory over Ireland, breaking their 19 game unbeaten streak at home. They were led by the boot of first-five Damian McKenzie who scored 18 of their 23 points through six penalty goals, beating Ireland's 13. Piney caught up with All Blacks assistant coach Tamati Ellison to recap the win. “I just had a lot of respect for the Irish attack, so they wanted to make sure they got enough defensive reps in, and they, you know, they drove the messaging and obviously fronted up on D as well.” "That's the thing I'm proud about most.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The All Blacks have named their side for their much anticipated test against the Irish. Just two changes to the team that sneaked past England at Twickenham, the biggest being Damian McKenzie to take over the reins at number ten, sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

Coach Scott Robertson is backing Damian McKenzie to guide the All Blacks to victory against World No.1 Ireland in Dublin tomorrow morning.

Stuart McAvoy sits down with New Zealand back Damian McKenzie ahead of Friday night's mouth-watering clash at the Aviva Stadium between Ireland and the All Blacks!McKenzie was about that match-winning kick against England, his kick procedure, the relationship with Beauden Barrett, working with Scott Robertson and whether New Zealand fear Ireland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Damian McKenzie is back at first-five for the All Blacks for this weekend's clash with Ireland, one of two injury enforced changes to the side who beat England.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from both the Ireland and All Blacks camps ahead of Friday night's massive test at the Aviva. Joe McCarthy talks World Cup heartache, and a restructured New Zealand second row after some big name retirements. Jason Holland rules himself out of the running for the Munster job, and gives his insight to the threats posed by Ireland, and what Damian McKenzie brings to the party on Friday night. Eimear Considine Ryan has announced her retirement from rugby. A former Ireland centre is found guilty of stealing more than €500,000 from Bank of Ireland Private Bank. Leinster pay tribute to departing head coach Tania Rosser, and reveal plans for the women's team to go professional. An Irish coach is extending his stay in France, but Paddy Jackson's season looks to be over. Jonny Hill learns of his ban for allegedly assaulting a fan + Chandler Cunningham-South on England closing out games.

On Tuesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest from both the Ireland and All Blacks camps ahead of Friday night's massive test at the Aviva. Joe McCarthy talks World Cup heartache, and a restructured New Zealand second row after some big name retirements. Jason Holland rules himself out of the running for the Munster job, and gives his insight to the threats posed by Ireland, and what Damian McKenzie brings to the party on Friday night. Eimear Considine Ryan has announced her retirement from rugby. A former Ireland centre is found guilty of stealing more than €500,000 from Bank of Ireland Private Bank. Leinster pay tribute to departing head coach Tania Rosser, and reveal plans for the women's team to go professional. An Irish coach is extending his stay in France, but Paddy Jackson's season looks to be over. Jonny Hill learns of his ban for allegedly assaulting a fan + Chandler Cunningham-South on England closing out games.

The All Blacks managed to narrowly score a win over in Twickenham this morning. The visitors trailed by 8 with 15 minutes remaining - but surged late and clinched the win via Damian McKenzie's sideline conversion of Mark Telea's try. All Blacks assistant coach Scott Hansen says the team has some lessons to reflect on before they face off against Ireland. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beauden Barrett will have the keys to the All Blacks' attack at Twickenham, after being confirmed to start at 10 against England on Sunday morning. Barrett —who started the Bledisloe Cup test in Wellington ending a run of eight straight starts at 10 for Damian McKenzie— will start inside his fit-again brother Jordie, who returns at 12. It's the first time they've played together for the All Blacks in those positions. D'Arcy Waldegrave catches up with Newstalk ZB Rugby Editor Elliott Smith, ahead of this weekend's test. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Newstalk ZB Sportsreader Andrew Alderson and Sport News Director Clay Wilson join Heather du Plessis-Allan for the Sports Huddle to discuss Joe Marler's apology over his Haka comments, benching Damian McKenzie, the first A-League kiwi derby, and Liam Lawson's nice guy persona. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beauden Barrett starts at first-five for the All Blacks test against England at a sold out Twickenham this weekend, with Damian McKenzie on the bench. Rugby reporter Joe Porter spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

The All Blacks are switching it up this weekend as they face England. The squad named to play at Twickenham is largely different to the one that played Japan, with only three players keeping their role. Beauden Barrett will start at first five-eighth against England, taking over from Damian McKenzie who's previously worn the number 10 jersey. Rugby Commentator Tony Johnson told Ryan Bridge that McKenzie's been given a fairly long leash this year, and he's just been a bit to erratic. He said that Barrett's experience will be invaluable, and perhaps a little more consistent. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 28th September 2024, Former All Black Carlos Spencer analyses why Damian McKenzie has been struggling in No. 10 for the All Blacks. Wallabies Legend John Eales discusses how the Wallabies could build on their impressive performance from last week. And it's the biggest day on the Australian sporting calendar, with the Sydney Swans and Brisbane Lions meeting in the AFL Grand Final. Eddie McGuire stops in to offer his thoughts on the match. Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The All Blacks start a test match on Saturday under coach Scott Robertson with someone other than Damian McKenzie at first-five for the first time. Beauden Barrett will instead run the cutter against the Wallabies at Sky Stadium, his first start at No. 10 since 2022, with a former All Black playmaker saying that should remain the case as he doesn't see McKenzie as being at the level of an international first-five. Carlos Spencer made 35 test appearances in black and only five players have scored more points for the All Blacks than him. A player of similar style to McKenzie with a prized ability to unlock defences through innovative plays, he tells Newstalk ZB's Jason Pine he sees the 29-year-old as better suited to fullback. “I almost feel a little bit sorry for him to be honest. It's been a tough little road for him, obviously on the back of a team that probably hasn't performed to its potential and unfortunately it's usually the No. 10 that takes most of the stick. “I've always considered Damian as a better fullback than a No.10.”Spencer says McKenzie's Super Rugby form in the position is evident but does not see him as a test-level first-five. “Personally, no. I don't think he is. I think he's great at Super level but when it comes to test matches I just don't think he's got what it takes to be a really assertive No. 10 unfortunately. “I like Damian McKenzie, I think he's a great player but I just find that he's better suited at fullback than 10.”More time and space on the ball that is found when playing with 15 on his back, rather than 10, is what Spencer says makes McKenzie more suited to fullback. “He's got more time to make decisions, there's a bit more space, he enters the line well. I think he can see more from at the back. “That doesn't stop him from jumping into first receiver occasionally from fullback, but I think those are the biggest points. I think he just lacks that direction at test match level where it's really important.” LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The All Blacks coach Scott Robertson insists Damian McKenzie isn't in the bad books despite dropping the first-five for this weekend's Bledisloe Cup clash with the Wallabies in Wellington. Robertson has named Beauden Barrett at No.10 sending McKenzie, who had started all eight tests this year, back to the reserves. McKenzie produced some crucial errors in last week's patchy win over Australia in Sydney though Robertson said he's been largely happy with the playmaker's form, RNZ Rugby reporter Joe Porter spoke to Susana Lei'ataua.

Sam Cane sal Saterdag sy 100ste toetswedstryd vir Nieu-Seeland speel in die opdrafspan in die Rugbykampioenskap-eindstryd teen Australië in Wellington. Beauden Barrett was siek, maar keer terug om saam met skrumskakel TJ Perenara uit te draf wat Cortez Ratima vervang. Op binnesenter vervang Anton Lienert-Brown vir Jordie Barrett, wat ʼn kniebesering het. Damian McKenzie sal op die bank wees. Afrigter Scott Robertson sê hulle wil graag die kragmeting wen:

Two veterans get starting farewells in the All Blacks for the dead-rubber second Bledisloe Cup test against the Wallabies in Wellington on Saturday. TJ Perenara is into the number nine jersey - dropping Cortez Ratima to the bench - while Sam Cane retains his spot at openside flanker for his 100th test match. Beauden Barrett's replacing Damian McKenzie in the ten jumper, with the latter relegated to the reserves. Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave recaps the lineup further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One former All Blacks captain claims Scott Robertson will want to try out new combinations in future matches. The side set to play against the Wallabies in Wellington has been revealed - with Beauden Barrett taking on the No 10 jersey, Anton Lienert-Brown replacing Jordie Barrett and TJ Perenara starting his final match in the No 9 jersey. Sir Wayne 'Buck' Shelford says Damian McKenzie - who got dropped down to the bench - hasn't lost his chance just yet. "Take test match rugby - you just don't have as much time. He has time when he plays for the Chiefs - he's just got to get used to reacting fast enough." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beauden Barrett is expected to start at first five-eighth for the All Blacks rematch with the Wallabies in Wellington on Saturday.  Through his eight tests in charge this year, All Blacks coach Scott Robertson has maintained unwavering faith in Damian McKenzie.  Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave unpacked this change. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's looking increasingly likely that Beauden Barrett will step in the No 10 jersey and replace Damian McKenzie for this weekend's All Blacks match. This upcoming rematch against Australia will mark Beauden Barrett's first test in the role since 2022. NZ Herald sports writer Liam Napier says it's likely Scott Robertson will be looking to make changes ahead of the next set of high-profile matches. "You have to have options - and for the All Blacks, this is the last test at home this year, they're about to head north later in the year for three very gruelling tests against England, Ireland and France - they need alternative options." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Fiji Test offered an insight into the next generation of All Blacks talent and the lads are joined by one of the most promising of those players in Wallace Sititi. Damian McKenzie also stops by to chat golf and the q0 jersey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The All Blacks have named six debutants in their 23 to face Fiji at San Diego on the weekend. Billy Proctor starts at centre with five more uncapped players on the bench - George Bell, Pasilio Tosi, Sam Darry, Wallace Sititi and Noah Hotham. Only captain Scott Barrett, number eight Ardie Savea, first-five Damian McKenzie and right wing Sevu Reece start in the same jerseys from last week. Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave explains further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There will be no excuses for timed-out kicks at goal at Eden Park on Saturday.   As the All Blacks host England for the second test in the series there will be a 60-second shot clock displayed on the big screen and the television broadcast, that will signal how much time a kicker has to take their shot at goal.   It comes after All Blacks first-five Damian McKenzie was deemed by referee to have taken longer than the time limit when lining up a penalty kick in the first test in Dunedin.   With just three minutes remaining in the match, the All Blacks won a penalty and captain Scott Barrett pointed towards the posts signalling they would like a shot at three points. Three points that would have given the All Blacks a four-point buffer with barely enough time for England to kick-off.   The clock begins when the captain points towards the posts for a shot at goal and this rule is not unknown to players as it was the same rule used in Super Rugby Pacific this year.  “The kick must be taken within 60 seconds (playing time) from the time the team indicated their intention to do so, even if the ball rolls over and has to be placed again. Sanction: Kick is disallowed and a scrum is awarded,” the law states.  Where confusion arose for McKenzie was that his only means of knowing how much time he had left was communication from the referee.  The referee blew his whistle and signalled that McKenzie had taken longer than the allocated 60 seconds and England were given possession back. The All Blacks' player maker's blushes were saved as the All Blacks held on to record a 16-15 victory but the incident sparked debate as to whether communication from the referee was enough clarity.  Eden Park CEO Nick Sautner told Andrew Dickens the clock is linked to the referee, so it's an operational matter for NZR and the TMO.  He said that testing has been done to accommodate any and all of the three screens in the grounds.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This was a very good test match.I watched the Wallabies play Wales last night when I got back to my room, and the intensity, skill level and ferocity of the contest was nowhere near what we saw in Dunedin.England are a proper rugby side, one that came within a point of reaching the Rugby World Cup final, that beat Ireland in the Six Nations, and that very nearly beat the All Blacks in New Zealand last night for just the third time in their history, and the first time in 21 years. We knew what their strengths were -close, combative, one-off rugby with ball in hand, and a smothering defence designed to deny the All Blacks any space to weave their magic in midfield.That leaves gaps out wide and certainly Sevu Reece's try came from the tactic designed to combat that, the cross-field kick. But England were also expansive when the occasion presented itself, way more than I expected them to be.I was so impressed with the general play of England first-five Marcus Smith, he's a true triple-threat with ball in hand - he can kick, pass or run as the fancy takes him.The only blot on his copy book last night was his goal kicking, he left 8 points out there, and in a 1-point game, that is obviously not great. Maro Itoje was also excellent for England, a good try and a constant physicality around the field that caught the eye. Best on park for the All Blacks for me was Patrick Tuipulotu. It's incredible to think he was in major doubt for this series, but his all-round play, accuracy in his core roles, ball carries, lineout takes and strong tackling was just excellent. The obvious talking point though is Damian McKenzie's penalty attempt being timed out. The rule is that from the moment you signal your intent to take a kick at goal; you have 60 seconds for the kick to be taken.I think we're probably all OK with the rule. It's designed to stop time wasting, especially late in the games. But surely there needs to be a shot clock on the big screen, a visual cue for the kicker and for us in the crowd.Every other sport that uses shot clocks of varying degrees- basketball with its 24 seconds to take a shot, tennis for serves, cricket for DRS reviews, anything where there is a time limit for something to happen - has a visual demonstration of that on the big screen at the venue.Why wasn't there one there last night? There simply must be a visual indicator for the 60 seconds it's an absolute no-brainer. Don't be surprised to see a shot clock on the screen at Eden Park next weekend.To give Damian McKenzie his due, he didn't complain afterwards. He owned it, and said he has to make adjustments.I've watched it back and timed it, and the referee is bang on with his timing, from the moment he points to the posts to indicate the kick, it's exactly 60 seconds before he blows again for the timed-out call. It took about 20 seconds to get the tee out, and Damian McKenzie doesn't have the ball on the tee until 40 seconds. From there, he was also up against the clock, and so it proved. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Despite some rocky moments, the first All Blacks test of the Scott Robertson era ended on a high note.  The team trailed 15-10 midway through the second half, before two Damian McKenzie penalties put the hosts back in front and eventually won them the match. Former All Black and match commentator Paul Miller joined Piney to discuss the team's victory over England. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 7th July 2024, the All Blacks have started the Razor era with a hard-fought win over England. Former All Black and match commentator Paul Miller recaps the win. Also floods of talkback with mixed opinions on the result and Damian McKenzie being timed out late in the game attempting a penalty. We also continue our Road to Paris segment with 2004 Athens gold medallist, triathlete Hamish Carter. Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The All Blacks are mightily relieved after the 16-15 win over England in Dunedin to start coach Scott Robertson's tenure. The ABs were kept try-less in the second spell but two Damian McKenzie penalties edged them home. ZB rugby commentator Elliott Smith said this match would have come with plenty of lessons for Robertson. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris is at the All Blacks team hotel as Scott ‘Razor' Robertson announces his first New Zealand team – and there's a big surprise at fullback. We get the thoughts of NZ Herald correspondent Liam Napier on Robertson's squad to face England which also sees the return of TJ Perenara and Damian McKenzie at fly-half. You will hear from the reigning world player of the year Ardie Savea on the challenge he is expecting from England in Dunedin. Chris also manages to grab a word with NZ Rugby chief Mark Robinson about the strength of the All Black brand and the challenges they face in the modern game.

Sam Whitelock and Anthony Watson join the pod for the ultimate preview as England face New Zealand in the first test in Dunedin on Saturday. We'll tell you why Damian McKenzie is the new All Black fly-half, what Scott “Razor” Robertson will bring in his first game as head coach, and how England can defeat New Zealand in their own back yard. Try MANUAL with a 45% discount: https://www.manual.co/testosterone-replacement-therapy/initial-testosterone-blood-test?coupon=FTLOR45&utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=sspn&utm_campaign=ForTheLoveofRugby

Bloody shiiiiiit loads on the pod today! In John's Hot Knives - he thinks Damian McKenzie is the only Super Rugby Superstar and has some grim news for Black Caps Fans Mulls Multi is well.....Mulls Multi Nick MC's another Niche event and meets a lady called "Fun Debbie" We speak to former Sharks & Warriors Player Blake Ayshford From Bloke in a Bar we speak to Denan Kemp Question Time Then a trailer for something called The "Inebriated Games" It's a big one,enjoy! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bloody shiiiiiit loads on the pod today! In John's Hot Knives - he thinks Damian McKenzie is the only Super Rugby Superstar and has some grim news for Black Caps Fans Mulls Multi is well.....Mulls Multi Nick MC's another Niche event and meets a lady called "Fun Debbie" We speak to former Sharks & Warriors Player Blake Ayshford From Bloke in a Bar we speak to Denan Kemp Question Time Then a trailer for something called The "Inebriated Games" It's a big one,enjoy! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Missing Persons Mysteries!In this episode, we will dive into The Bizarre Disappearance Of Damian Mckenzie⚠️ If you have any information regarding any of these cases please call:Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS.NPS Investigates: 1-888-653-0009