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Il Petrarca non è più unbeaten, i Crusaders hanno perso (di nuovo), l'Italia ha vinto; è successo di tutto. Finalmente le sudafricane sono al citofono: comincia questa fantomatica Guinness Pro 14 Rainbow Cup.___________________________⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Canale Ovale è prodotto da Vita Sportiva, realtà editoriale di approfondimento sportivo nelle diverse vesti digitali, nonché una rete di podcast.L'obiettivo di VS è contribuire alla creazione e alla diffusione di una vera Cultura Sportiva.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

My guest this week is former Scotland rugby captain turned commentator, pundit and professional whisky drinker John Barclay. He won the Calcutta Cup in 2018 too - beating England in a Cup tie for the first time in a decade. John also won the Guinness Pro 14 title with Scarlets in 2017, and played for both Glasgow Warriors and Edinburgh Rugby during an illustrious career of almost 300 professional appearances. He also has an alarmingly dry sense of humour, which very much comes to the fore as we talk about school, playing for the Scarlets, injuries and retirement, regrets and becoming a father. Enjoy! 

My guest this week is former Scotland rugby captain turned commentator, pundit and professional whisky drinker John Barclay. He won the Calcutta Cup in 2018 too - beating England in a Cup tie for the first time in a decade. John also won the Guinness Pro 14 title with Scarlets in 2017, and played for both Glasgow Warriors and Edinburgh Rugby during an illustrious career of almost 300 professional appearances. He also has an alarmingly dry sense of humour, which very much comes to the fore as we talk about school, playing for the Scarlets, injuries and retirement, regrets and becoming a father. Enjoy! 

My guest this week is former Scotland rugby captain turned commentator, pundit and professional whisky drinker John Barclay. He won the Calcutta Cup in 2018 too - beating England in a Cup tie for the first time in a decade. John also won the Guinness Pro 14 title with Scarlets in 2017, and played for both Glasgow Warriors and Edinburgh Rugby during an illustrious career of almost 300 professional appearances. He also has an alarmingly dry sense of humour, which very much comes to the fore as we talk about school, playing for the Scarlets, injuries and retirement, regrets and becoming a father. Enjoy! 

On this week's episode of the Knock-On, Stephen Byrne and former Leinster captain Chris Pimm look back at Ireland's win over England in the Six Nations and the stand-out performers for Ireland.They also preview the Guinness PRO 14 final between Leinster and Munster and chat about the Rainbow Cup which will take place from late April.They also chat about the Lions tour, who's possibly on the plane, and more.

After a long break due to weather challenges and technical difficulties, we are back! We discuss round 13 and 14 of Guinness Pro 14, round 11 and 12 of Gallagher Premiership, a controversial round 3 and 4 for Guinness Six nations and even a little Super Rugby. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“Every week we are looking for improvement” “We are taking it game by game in this tournament. You have to make sure that you put in good performances week in week out to hopefully to put you in a knockout game come June.” Ahead of Ospreys Sunday, Johann van Graan is looking to make it five from five in the Guinness Pro 14

“Each year, every team starts on zero so there is a chance for everyone to win the league. There’s excitement there and things are getting better and better and certainly we are close. So hopefully all going well, we will be in the same place come May and can go one better.” Munster's Tadhg Beirne looks ahead to the upcoming Pro 14 season. #SportLK

Brent Graham is joined by a team of rugby betting experts to discuss the weekends action from a betting angle. The show airs every Thursday night at 21h00 and this weeks show will focus on the Green v Gold Springbok Showdown, the Mitre 10 Cup, Gallagher Premiership and Guinness Pro 14

“We are looking forward to the start of the season. It’s strange times but we are comfortable with the preparation that we have had.” Johann van Graan looks ahead to the new Guinness Pro 14 season this weekend.

To start the build up to Saturday's Guinness Pro 14 final, in the latest of our “Opposition View” series of chats I invited Ulster fan Ian Frizzell onto the pod to talk about the last meeting LEIvULS a couple of weeks ago, that amazing comeback in Edinburgh, and how he reckons they'll line up at the Aviva this weekend. You'll find Ian on Twitter here > https://twitter.com/rava_ian Our Leinster v Munster semifinal writeup is here > http://www.harpinonrugby.net/2020/09/leinster-13-munster-3.html --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/harpinonrugby/message

“There’s a real want and desire, not just to get to semi finals and finals but to win semi finals and finals, not just once but consistently.” Ahead of this weekend's Guinness Pro 14 semi-final with Leinster, Munster signing Damian De Allende says there is a hunger within the squad to achieve. #SportLK

This is the 9th instalment of our new feature we call the Pod of Three, where we share clips from the best independent rugby podcasts. Each of our guest pods today is dealing with changes which have happened during, or in some cases because of, the coronavirus break. First, The Advantage Over podcast from RugbyReferee.net looks at the proposed law tweaks from World Rugby, then Talking Rugby Union tries to make sense of what happens to Saracens who are caught between the top two tiers of the English game, and finally on Under The Sticks, Adam Redmond the Head of Broadcast & Communications for the Guinness Pro 14 explains the league's new deal with the private equity firm CVC. 1) Advantage Over : “Law variations option for post-COVID19 rugby” https://open.spotify.com/episode/6DXXOqPluM9g4Bn04Ckx8O?si=5W9_sHY1QruEIpUPCgnXDA 2) Talking Rugby Union : “Ben Mercer and RugbyAndTheLaw talk business” https://open.spotify.com/episode/1mDK1h5uh2J2vVG3yAK7qv?si=ZVDnu1Z-STSsWK9r0jhUUA 3) Under The Sticks : “Ian Keatley, CVC, Corona Cup, Six Nations Moving? Welsh Regional XV” https://open.spotify.com/episode/2f1QwxEaySaTP4LjsfwT3W?si=ZyAc5u8bTPOAq6iFDNNDTQ All content was reproduced with permission The Pod Of Three on Soundcloud > https://soundcloud.com/harpinonrugby --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/harpinonrugby/message

Episode 124 of The Breakdown Podcast is here! Raffaele Rocca and Tom Savage reflect on Munster's 19-14 victory over Connacht at the Sportsgrounds last weekend in the Guinness Pro 14. The lads preview the weekend's Interpro action. Connacht make the trip to Kingspan Stadium on Friday night, while Munster welcome Leinster to Thomond Park on Saturday. Meanwhile, the fallout from the Munster medic's involvement during the Saracens fixture at Allianz Park continues! #SportLK

Raffaele Rocca and Tom Savage taking a look at the latest goings-on in the world of Rugby Union. This week, the pair react the Munster's Round 6 win over Ulster in the Guinness Pro 14 at Thomond Park over the weekend, Munster's fast approaching Champions Cup opener away to Ospreys and a view on Saracens off-field woes. #SportLK

On Fully Charged with Valerie Munster Rugby preview the Ospreys game. Munster travel to Swansea tonight knowing that a win over the Ospreys will keep them top of Pro14 Conference A, irrespective of how second placed Glasgow fare against Connacht. Ahead of the Guinness PRO 14, Munster Rugby's Rhys Marshall, Jeremy Loughman and Conor Oliver joined Valerie in Studio to preview tonights game     It's #Gameday! We are in Wales to take on Ospreys at the Liberty Stadium in a vital Guinness PRO14 Conference A clash! The match kicks off at 7.35pm and is live on eir Sport, TG4 and Premier Sports. #OSPvMUN #SUAF 🔴 pic.twitter.com/wW88kYBawP — Munster Rugby (@Munsterrugby) February 22, 2019

We look ahead to Munster's clash with the Dragons this Saturday as well as examining the other fixtures in the Guinness Pro 14. We also discuss the banning of the Ulster fan who abused Simon Zebo in the Champions Cup recently

NEW YORK, NY - It is hard to believe that this is Show 32 already. Thanks to partners like Friends of the British Council and the Pig -N- Whistle W36th, NYC's Rugby Pub, we've been able to evolve more each segment. But we'd be remiss if we didn't thank our guests as well; they (and you rugby fans) put us on the map. And this segment features a dandy! Scotland, Glasgow, Sale and Border Reivers star, Chris Cusiter, who has recently relocated to Los Angeles (far from Aberdeen, Scotland) for his www.LoveScotch.com business, picks us up yet another notch with his appearance. His chat with Elite 7s Coach and rugby management man, Steve Lewis and our Matt McCarthy includes: -His stellar playing career -Why he played more for Scotland than Glasgow -Rhys Webb (whom we hope recovers from recent injury) -Danny Cipriani disagreements -The Aberdeen to L.A. pipeline forged by Alexander & Murray Co whisky baron Steve Lipp -Former London Scottish star Willie Lipp -@LoveScotchUSA Rapid Fire Questioning -Gregor Townsend vs Vern Cotter -Ring-fencing of Aviva Premiership -Merging the Guinness Pro 14 and Premiership -Favorite Teammate -Beating England -Six Nations Predictions -Family Life You can watch the full episodes or in segments or listen on iTunes or SoundCloud. And you can always find all of what we do, including our shows, columns and breaking news, on http://rugbywrapup.com/

England Rugby 7s stars Mathew Drew Turner and Sam Edgerley join Matt McCarthy in an informative chat about Major League Rugby - which Turner will be with as a member of the Seattle Seawolves - and the new Super 7s, set to launch in 2018. Edgerely also talks about being a student/player at Oxford University and their undefeated tour of the USA vs Mystic River, the USA Rugby Collegiate All-Americans and Old Blue in NYC. The South African born Turner and Englishman Edgerley also weigh in on their roles with UR7s before the trio finishes with their opinions of the Guinness Pro 14. You can watch the whole show or just segments, or just listen on iTunes or SoundCloud. Of course, all can easily be accessed on RugbyWrapUp.com. Please share with your mates and thanks for checking in!

Week 3 in Guinness Pro 14 and there’s more interesting results. Dragons are the only Welsh region to get a win. Scarlets continue to impress but come up short in an epic battle with Ulster. Tough night for Cardiff Blues who missed a last minute penalty to beat Glasgow. Ospreys meanwhile are struggling, losing at home to Munster and incurring the wrath of Steve Tandy. Reaction to all this plus the latest transfer rumours and news from Wales. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Week 2 of Guinness Pro 14 is done and dusted and the boys look back at mixed results for Welsh teams. Cardiff Blues, Dragons and Ospreys all suffered defeats on the road but Scarlets played electrifying rugby in the pouring rain. Plus, with Dan Biggar leaving Wales next year, what does this mean for him, for Gatland’s Law and for Ospreys? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ruben en Arnold het met Tuks vrouerugby gesels, met Mark Cronjé wat weer agter die wiel gaan inskuif en ook VSA Ope Tennis, Curriebeker, Guinness Pro 14 reeks en die Toetse.

A new rugby season is ahead and Ged and Dan are back to give their take on the new look league. The first of five-part preview, the boys give their opinion on the new teams, the long-term future of the league and who to look out for. A new podcast will be out every day ahead of the new season previewing Cardiff Blues, Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of our Fantasy Sports Network Studio Show, The Guardian's Martin Pengelly and Matt McCarthy discuss the spectacular #CanAmRugby Tourney in Saranac Lake/Lake Placid (with clips and pix), the underwhelming USA Rugby Congress assembly and the newly expanded Guinness Pro 14. Included is a cameo from our friend in Dublin, Mr. George Hook. You can watch in parts or listen on iTunes or SoundCloud. Please be sure to check out our previous shows and please share with your mates!

PRO Rugby USA Owner Doug Schoninger, the man that brought professional rugby to the USA for the first time ever, tells his side of the Pro Rugby vs USA Rugby saga, sharing an exact timeline of events and potential breaches of their agreement. This rare on-camera appearance with Matt McCarthy did have established parameters but will likely lead to further RugbyWrapUp.com on-camera interviews with the NYC businessman. This is the audio version of the on-camera interview, which you can watch on RugbyWrapUp.com. Please share with your mates... Thanks Mr. Schoninger refers to an exact timeline of dates and potential corresponding infractions, implicating the likes of former USA CEO Nigel Melville, former USA Rugby Board Chairman Bob Latham, current Board Chairman Will Chang, current USA Rugby CEO Dan Payne, current to answer McCarthy's opening question: "What do you have to say to the players, coaches, vendors out there whom are unhappy for not being in paid in full for what they initially thought they'd get?" Included in his response are references to the Guinness Pro 12 and MLR - Major League Rugby.

What a win for Scarlets! The boys dissect the momentous victory for the men from Llanelli as the bring home the Guinness Pro 12 title. Secondly, Ged is joined to discuss British and Irish Lions first game by top Telegraph rugby journalist Charlie Morgan. They discuss where the result we be decided, which players to look out for and react to Clive Woodward’s 5Live Rugby interview. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ged and Dan preview the final of Guinness Pro 12. As Scarlets head to Dublin to take on Munster, we look at where the game will be won and lost. Will Munster be able to strangle the game or will Scarlets free-flowing rugby bring the Pro 12 trophy to Llanelli? Plus call ups for Aaron Shingler and Phil Dollman to Wales tour squad and more messing around in Principality Premiership. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s crunch time for the Welsh regions as we reach semi-finals of Guinness Pro 12. Ospreys travel to Munster, while Scarlets take on Leinster in Dublin. Will the teams be able to grab the wins away from Wales? Elsewhere the boys disagree on James King v Dan Baker debate and look at why Stephen Jones isn’t touring with the national team as coach. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Previews to final regular round of Guinness Pro 12 season. Scarlets play Ospreys in Llanelli ahead of the play-offs. Newport Gwent Dragons take on Cardiff Blues in Caerphilly for bragging rights in East Wales. Plus which players are coming into form ahead of British and Irish Lions Tour? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The lads look at a week that has seen Newport Gwent Dragons get taken over by WRU and examine what it means for rugby ownership as a whole. We also look at whether Eddie Jones needs to keep quiet about Lions captaincy. There’s a return to previews for Guinness Pro 12 action too. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Michael Corcoran looks back with former Leinster + Ireland back-row Aidan McCullen to Round 4 of the Champions Cup and they also discuss the crucial Christmas derbies in the Guinness Pro-12; we also hear from Rassie Erasmus and Richard Cockerill, as well as Hayden Triggs and Tyler Bleyendaal.

Michael Corcoran is joined by EPCR Chairman Simon Halliday, Martin Anayi managing director of Pro 12 Rugby at the official Champions Cup launch ahead of a big derby weekend in the Guinness Pro 12. Michael also speaks to Les Kiss, John Muldoon, Rassie Erasmus and Leo Cullen about those crucial interprovincial clashes.

Finally! Saturday's brilliant 18-12 victory over Munster at Thomond Park on Saturday night helped end a dreadful run of defeats away to Irish provinces but far more importantly served to underline the huge progress being made by the young squad. Pat Lam's men led from start to finish and withstood some hugely challenging moments before securing the win with a Bundee try that will live long in the memory. The Craggy Island Rugby crew where there. Alan Deegan and William Davies did the in game recordings before Host Rob Murphy joined the duo along with Dave Finn and Linley Mackenzie for the post game chat about 90 minutes after one of the games of the season in the Guinness Pro 12. We have audio from Pat Lam, John Muldoon and Eoghan Masterson and as you might imagine, there is a fair amount of animated chat after Connacht ended a 29 year run without a competitive win in Limerick and a 13 year wait for an away win against any Irish province. Eight wins in a row now and top of the Pro 12 table going into December. Wow.

Just four games remain in the Guinness Pro 12 season and Connacht remain in the much coveted six position despite two defeats in a row now. Last weekend the westerners trounced 42-20 at Thomond Park and the Craggy crew were in attendance. On the way home they stopped off for an hour to dissect a typically one sided game in Limerick. There’s lots to discuss for host Rob Murphy and guests William Davies, Dave Finn and Alan Deegan as we look ahead to the final few weeks of the season which includes a European Challenge Cup trip to Gloucester this Friday. The topics include Dan McFarland’s departure at the end of the season to become assistant coach in Glasgow, Pat Lam’s fine from the Pro 12 disciplinary committee, the European distraction, Donnacha O’Callaghan’s disruptive performances and the injury crisis that has enveloped Connacht in recent months.

We were in Belfast on St Stephen's Day (or Boxing day to keep it local) for the round 11 Guinness Pro 12 clash of Ulster and Connacht and watched the westerners secure a first ever losing bonus point at the newly named Kingspan Park at Ravenhill. Host Rob Murphy is joined by regular guest Alan Deegan to set the scene of the game while our special guest on post game analysis is Richard Mulligan of the Belfast Newsletter. There's plenty of post game audio with Pat Lam, try scorer Ally Muldowney and Ulster coach Neil Doak all to be heard from and lots more besides as we review the 13-10 victory of Ulster.

Connacht defeated the Llanelli Scarlets 14-8 in the Guinness Pro 12 on Saturday night to remain in the top six and just five points off first place heading into December. It was win number six for the season, they've already matched last season's total of six wins and they still have 13 games to play in the 2014/15 campaign. This week's podcast crew include Alan Deegan and William Davies who take you through the game itself and afterwards Dave Finn joins host Rob Murphy for the post game discussion. We have audio from the post game press conference where we hear from Pat Lam and Bundee Aki and there's a very brief preview of the Bayonne game thrown in somewhere as well.

This week's podcast was recorded in Swansea where Connacht lost for the second time this season in the Guinness Pro 12 going down 26-11 to the league leading Ospreys. A horrendous spell in the third quarter where they conceded 23 unanswered points did the danage but the westereners head into the two week break in sxith spot, level on points with the Scarlets. This week's podcast guests include former Connacht and Ireland A prop Brett Wilkinson who was in Swansea as a co commentator with Galway Bay FM, Galway Advertiser Sports Editor Linley McKenzie who both join host Rob Murphy to review the game. We also hear from Osprey's Head coach Steve Tandy, Connacht Head Coach Pat Lam and Connacht Captain John Muldoon.

After a dramatic finish to a fairly error strewn game, Connacht toppled Edinburgh in round 2 of the Guinness Pro 12 at Murrayfield by 14-13 to make it two wins from two this season. This eppisode of Craggy Island Rugby was recorded from the Dail Bar in Galway city on Friday evening where the Connacht Clan had gathered to watch the game. Joining host Rob Murphy are local rugby journalist David Finn from Sports Radar, Declan Ryan from the Connacht Clan and Shane Sheridan from the Connacht Clan. The crew reflect on a scrappy game, marvel at the late try and stern defence, discuss Connacht's very savy media prescense this season and look ahead to next weekend's big clash with Leinster as Pat Lam's side look for three in a row. There's also the pod's first ever heckler right at th end of this week's show. * We hope to have the podcast also available on itunes sometime next week, we're working hard at the process of getting it accepted at the moment. The new intro music this week comes from the Walls and is calleding Passing Through.