Podcasts about Tri Nations

Springbok legend Breyton Paulse is no stranger to success against the All Blacks at Ellis Park. 20 years ago he scored a try in a 40-26 win over the All Blacks in the 2004 Tri Nations.   He joined Piney to discuss the upcoming test between the All Blacks and Springboks at Ellis Park.  “I know New Zealand is going through a bit of a rough patch and, and we as Springbok players and ex-Springbok players, we can never write them off.”  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 1 Episode 25: The Nepal Captain for My Story. Sensational! Sky Plaza Road huge again with the Friendship Cup, Tri Nations and the ACC Premier Cup not far away. Saturday Grand Finalists and relegated teams decided. That and more in Outs and Ins. In Ins and Outs, Premier League and Saturday Grand Finals the highlights as well as our tips for each match. And an 8/52 Podcast regular has a big one coming up in Buschy's Birthday Bonanza!

The Nations League Semi Finals are back! After a disappointing showing at the 2023 Nations League, El Tri hopes to advance to the final this time around. Los Tocayos, Adrian and Adrián, discuss Jimmy's recent roster drop for the semis and potential final. Who were the notable inclusions and omissions? Were there any big surprises? We discuss on this episode. Don't miss PPG! Esa bola no quema, cuh! Follow us on: Instagram - @puropinchegol Twitter/X - @PuroPincheGol YouTube - @PuroPincheGol

Season 1 Episode 24: Sky Plaza Road huge again with Nepal and PNG coming to town and we bring you all the squads. What about our Under 19 boys? All domestic results in Outs and Ins as Premier League T20 Men's and Women's league continues. Our first relegated Saturday Div 1 team is confirmed. In Ins and Outs we cover this week's upcoming action and our tips for each match and there are some massive ones. Buschy's Birthday Bonanza the highlight as always!

Season 1 Episode 23: Sky Plaza Road huge as usual. Exclusives on more international cricket in Hong Kong. Premier League Men's and Women's T20 underway. All domestic results in Outs and Ins and what the hell is happening on Saturdays? In Ins and Outs we cover this week's upcoming action and our tips for each match and there are some massive ones. Buschy's Birthday Bonanza and so much more!

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In this captivating podcast episode, we delve into the remarkable journey of Darren Shand, the driving force behind the legendary All-Blacks Rugby team since 2004. Darren's tenure has been marked by historic achievements, including Rugby World Cup victories, undefeated seasons, Tri Nations, and Rugby Championships wins, three Grand Slams, and the coveted title of World Rugby Team of the Year. The All-Blacks even clinched the prestigious Laureus Award for World Sports Team of the Year. During our engaging conversation, Darren reveals his leadership philosophy, emphasizing how he cultivates curiosity and continuous development in top athletes. He introduces his unique leadership style and his renowned triangle model. Notably, he openly discusses the challenges of managing a consistently successful team, offering insights into motivating and guiding the squad after rare defeats—a testament to his unwavering commitment to excellence. As our conversation unfolds, we gain insights into Darren's new career pursuits and his curiosity about the future. Join us for a fascinating exploration of Darren's journey, his strategies for success, and his enduring curiosity that propels him onward. Produced by Aliki Paolinelis, Jessica Wickham and Edited by Roman Pechersk, Danny Cross Get your copy of The Curious Advantage on Amazon Listen to The Curious Advantage on Audible Follow The Curious Advantage on LinkedIn About the Curious Advantage Podcast Series The Curious Advantage Podcast series is brought to you by the authors of the book The Curious Advantage, Paul Ashcroft, Simon Brown & Garrick Jones and it is about how individuals and organizations use the power of curiosity to drive success in their lives and organizations, especially in the context of our new digital reality. It brings to life the latest understanding from neuroscience, anthropology, history, and behaviorism about curiosity and makes these useful for everyone. About ‘The Curious Advantage' Book The Curious Advantage is an exploration of the idea of Curiosity and its increasing importance for thriving in the digital age. Taking the widest possible exploration of things Curious – historical, contemporary, neuro-scientific, anthropological, behavioural, semantic and business-focused. At the heart of the book is our model of Curiosity, called 'Sailing the 7 C's of Curiosity'. This model provides individuals with a practical framework for how to be successfully Curious and use Curiosity as a power skill to unlock their own potential. To find out more visit: curiousadvantage.com

Today we're joined by a World Cup winner, a Sprinbok legend, a test centurion and the highest scoring centre in the history of the sport in Jean De Villiers. He lifts the lid on his incredible career; from his school days facing a horrific illegal initiation for his cricket team, the highs of winning the World Cup in 2007, partying with Nelson Mandela, the lows of losing to Japan in 2015 and getting abused constantly in the butchers, his thoughts on why England are so shit and SA so good and his best Clapham memories. We also hear about an incredibly loose celebration in 2004 for the Tri Nations, an accidental break in to his neighbours house in Ireland after an all nighter, his shocking injury problems, life after rugby and most importantly why he absolutely despises Archie!! --------------- BUY SAMURAI CLAPHAM FALCONS STASH NOW! We're delighted to be partnering with SAMURAI on this series and you can now buy our limited edition Clapham Falcons Stash for this upcoming rugby season here - Join The Team Now! https://www.samurai-sports.com/collections/clapham-falcons?_pos=1&_psq=clapham+falcons&_ss=e&_v=1.0 Please Donate for Archie's 300 Mile Bike Ride To Raise Funds For MND and Doddie Aid - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/archie-curzon

Tass is back for an absolutely drama-packed episode of Rugby League this week! The NRL is impossible to watch live overseas, Sam Walker to leave the Roosters? Josh Schuster to the Tigers? Souths the Premiership faves? Nicho Hynes the best halfback in the game? Hynes over Luai for the NSW Blues? Tigers claim their first victory over the back-to-back Premiers! We also head “Around The Grounds” as Tonga are set to tour England in October in a 3-test series & Major announcements for the NRLW and Women's Origin Series Schedules! In our fan-favourite “Bunker Review Segment” the panel discuss: Jack Wighton's signing at the Rabbitohs, the corruption in the salary cap and transfer systems and the alternatives to a potential solution! —— TIMESTAMPS: Intro~ 02:30 - Anzac Day Results 03:50 - Tass missed his Rugby League due to no coverage in Japan! 07:52 - Episode Overview . NRL Recap~ Round 9 (brought to you by Akasha Brewing Company) 09:40 - Tipping Comp Update 12:00 - Supercoach Update  13:25 - Sharks def. Cowboys / Sam Walker to Cowboys? / Nicho the best half in the game 25:20 - Eels def. Knights / RCG ruled out for Origin / Lachie Miller the worst defender in NRL 33:20 - Rabbitohs def. Broncos / Souths the most in-form team in NRL / Strip points for 14th man? 48:00 - Raiders def. Dolphins / Sticky emotional on Wighton departure 1:01:20 - Titans def. Sea Eagles / Josh Schuster off to Tigers? 1:14:35 - Tigers def. Panthers / Wests claim first win against premiers! / Hynes over Luai for NSW? 1:30:30 - Roosters def. Warriors  1:37:05 - Bulldogs def. Dragons / Josh Reynolds fined for swearing at referee 1:48:30 - Rapid Fire Tips (Round 10: Magic Round) . Around the Grounds~ 1:54:20 - International RL: England annihilate France / Why do a mid-year test? 1:56:20 - International RL: England to host Tonga in 3-test series in October! 1:58:15 - International RL: Australia, NZ and Samoa to play Tri-Nations? 2:00:45 - International RL: Rolling calendar to be finalised after NRL CBA is settled 2:02:10 - NRLW: Two-game series for Women's State of Origin! 2:03:40 - NRLW: 2023 season schedule confirmed! . Bunker Review (brought to you by ADSE Apparel)~ 2:04:00 - Topic #1: Jack Wighton a Rabbitoh in 2024 2:15:30 - Topic #2: Player Points System instead of a Salary Cap? 2:20:30 - Topic #3: Alternatives to the Transfer System —— Click the link to follow us on Instagram & Facebook, check out our sponsors, or to listen on your preferred podcasting platform: https://linktr.ee/thesidelinestoryrlpodcast —— Proudly sponsored by: * ADSE Apparel (10% Discount Code: SIDELINE10) * Akasha * Rusty Penny Brewing Co. —— Hosted by Daniel Tassone, Nicholas Guild & Ryan Clarke. Podcast mixed by Daniel Tassone using Garageband. Podcast distributed to all major listening apps using Spotify for Podcasters. Music credit for this episode: ‘Chase' [prod. Yrii Semchyshyn from Pixabay]. —— Logo designed by Tahlia Zaccomer. © The Sideline Story: Rugby League Podcast, 2021. —— “You're listening to The Sideline Story Rugby League Podcast: The Greatest View of Rugby League from the Sideline”

It's out with the old and in with the older for the Australian rugby team. With less than eight months until the World Cup in France, the Wallabies have sacked their coach, New Zealander Dave Rennie, and replaced him with veteran Eddie Jones, whom himself was fired as England's head coach just last month. Jones was last in charge of the Australian team from 2001 until 2005, during which time he coached the Wallabies to a Rugby World Cup final, and a Tri Nations series win. Sports writer, Jamie Wall spoke to Jimmy Ellingham.  

Host Carl Lewis and rugby punter Neal Hoogwerf are back and they p[review and provide betting tips for the Rugby Championship and NPC in New Zealand. The Rugby Championship has mostly been a New Zealand-led procession in recent years but this season it resembles a genuine competition going into round three with all four teams having notched a win apiece. New Zealand and South Africa would appear best placed to stamp their authority on this weekend's fixtures but the fluctuating fortunes of the southern hemisphere powers this year make predictions a little trickier than usual. New Zealand and South Africa would appear best placed to stamp their authority on this weekend's fixtures but the fluctuating fortunes of the southern hemisphere powers this year make predictions a little trickier than usual. Argentina, so often the tournament whipping boys, top the standings after thrashing Australia two weeks ago but face a tough clash against the All Blacks, who revived their season with an impressive victory over South Africa last time out. The world champion Springboks, meanwhile, would be strong favourites to hand the struggling Wallabies a fourth defeat of the season at Adelaide Oval on Saturday were it not for their woeful record on Australian soil. South Africa have won only four of 29 away tests against the Wallabies since the championship began as the Tri-Nations in 1996, the last coming in Brisbane in 2013. "It's a strange one, it's not that we underestimate them or treat them differently to New Zealand," lock Lood de Jager said. "Maybe it is the style of play, but we have an opportunity to not look back in history, but rather look forward and do something that not a lot of Springbok teams have managed in the past ..." Coach Jacques Nienaber has cut a member from his famous 'Bomb Squad' bench to bring in an extra back but with Faf de Klerk returning at scrumhalf, the Wallabies are expecting the usual bombardment of high balls mixed with stifling defence. Reece Hodge, safe under the high ball and with a prodigious boot of his own, has been brought into the Australia team at fullback in one of six changes to the side that was embarrassed 48-17 by the Pumas. "They've got a good kicking game and a good defence and we've got to win that aerial battle," coach Dave Rennie said. "It's a massive game for us ... the Rugby Championship is pretty even and we need to stay in the fight." While the Springboks will be out to snap a nine-year losing streak in Australia, the Pumas will be looking for a first-ever away win over the 11-times southern hemisphere champion All Blacks in Christchurch on Saturday. Coach Michael Cheika, who was a consultant with the Pumas when they secured their only win over the All Blacks in Sydney two years ago, has unsurprisingly stuck largely with the players who tore apart the Wallabies in San Juan. "We face a situation where we need to change history," he said. "We haven't won here before ... I want to be part of the coaching staff that beats New Zealand for the first time in New Zealand. The opportunity is there." All Blacks coach Ian Foster has retained the team that saved his job with the 35-23 victory in Johannesburg in the last round and he will expect them to get their season back to parity at three wins and three losses. "The recent form of Argentina makes this a test one that we are looking forward to," he said. "And the fact that the Rugby Championship is incredibly even meant this test is vital to us."  

A big pod this week with plenty of football to cover around the world. We've called in an extended squad, with Neil Bennett's good form being rewarded with a starting position while Eric, Steffen, Maj, Dale and Cheryl continue with their set-pieces.Australia's longest-running women's football podcast (est. April 2019).Here's a shoutout to Episode 1 with Molly & GroubesHistory: Trudy Diamond, Matildas Cap 103Matildas Debut: 1997Grassroots Club: BeresfieldAppearances: 1Position: DefenderPlayed one game, coming off the bench against New Zealand in a Tri-Nations series.Hot TopicsNewsNaidoc weekFootball records Denmark v Brazil 21,452 fansSweden v Brazil 33,218 fansMatildasReview: Matildas 1-1 Portugal10,000 tickets already sold for Australia v CanadaEllie Carpenter extends her contract with Lyon to 2026Mary Fowler signs a four year deal with Manchester CityTaylor Ray ACL injurySignings: Around the World - Aussies/NZ Abroad28 player squad announced for 2022 AFF Women's ChampionshipsDub News & SigningsSeason 15 dates announced11 teams20 rounds - 18 games (16 weekend, 2 midweek) and 2 byesStarts November 18Grand Final April 29/30Mark Torcaso announced as Western United Head CoachWUFC Memberships availableCentral Coast Mariners announced as the 12th ALW team, they will re-join the competition in 2023/24Full Home & Away by 2023/24 season1980 regular-season minutes – in line with global benchmarks set by England's Women's Super League, NWSL and France's Division 1 FeminineSeason 15 squad pageAround the WorldJuly is a big monthInternational FriendliesWorld Cup QualifiersEuros BanterUS – NWSLState FootballACT, NSW, QLD, WA and VICQueens of the Week See acast.com/privacy for privacy and o

Richard Harry was a halfback, who became a flanker and finally a loosehead prop in order to realise his dream of representing Australia. Harry's first taste of representative football came when he attended Scotch College in Melbourne and was selected at halfback for Victoria in the 1979 National Age Championships. In 1980 his family moved to Sydney and he attended Barker College. It was there that his size and speed prompted a shift to flanker. On leaving school he studied for an economics degree at Macquarie University and played for the Eastwood club. He then spent a year in London where he played for Harlequins. On his return to Eastwood, he represented NSW `B' as a flanker before former national coach Bob Dwyer suggested to his dad that Harry consider a switch to the front row. In 1994 he moved to the University of Sydney under the tutelage of Brian Burnett and within a year made his debut for New South Wales against Otago in Dunedin. A strong Super Rugby season in 1996 was rewarded with a Test debut against Wales in Brisbane. Harry went on to play a role in the 1998 3-0 whitewash of New Zealand, the Rugby World Cup victory in 1999 and Australia's first Tri Nations title in 2000. Richard Harry played 37 Tests for Australia in his five-year international career.

After the highs of the Tri-Nations, the SPL returns this weekend! Will Tanjong Pagar continue their fairytale start to the season or can the Sailors and Albirex close the gap at the top? Deepan joins Farrah and Raushan on this latest episode - packed with team news, previews and predictions.

From starting the season as outside contenders for the crown, to having won just 1 of 4 games, conceding a whopping 14 in the process - what's gone wrong for Hougang United? Khidhir Khamis joins Farrah and Raushan on the latest episode of The SPL Podcast to dissect the Cheetah's woes, and all the rest of the action from Matchday 4! We'll also cast our eye on the upcoming Tri-Nations tournament as Singapore prepare to do battle with Malaysia & the Philippines. And who will lead the Lions on a full-time basis? We might just have an answer to this, so tune in now!

20 years a Ref! Great chatting with someone on the other side of the whistle, and to get their views on rugby today, law interpretations, but in an engaging way. RWC07, Tri Nations, 6 Nations, the 7s Series, Celtic League and Heineken Cup - There isn't much Hugh hasn't seen on the pitch! That includes team consulting and working with Governing Bodies too. Thanks always Dragon Signs UK and Tiny Rebel Brewery

The eleventh episode of the Ellis Rugby Podcast. Ellis Rugby Founder Kevin Ellis interviews Bob Skinstad. He played professional rugby union for over a decade winning 42 Springboks Caps, scoring 55 points (11 tries), and captaining the national team in 12 Tests Matches. He enjoyed a quite remarkable and incredibly decorated career, the Rugby World Cup winner also won several Currie Cup titles as well as the Tri-Nations. His domestic rugby career included Western Province before turning to Super Rugby franchises the Sharks, Stormers, and Cats.

Dan Carter's latest position is as the co-founder new NFT studio and marketplace, Glorious.The highest point scorer in test match rugby, Dan played for Crusaders and the All Blacks. He was named the International Rugby Board Player of the Year in 2005, 2012 and 2015 and won three Super Rugby titles with the Crusaders, and nine Tri-Nations and Rugby Championships with the All Blacks.In 2015, Dan released his autobiography Dan Carter: The Autobiography of an All Blacks Legend and in 2019, Dan Carter: A Perfect 10, a documentary film about his personal life and the challenges he encountered on his road to winning the 2015 Rugby World Cup.Dan and his wife Honor have four sons.

Closing the transtasman bubble for at least eight weeks has thrown plans for the Bledisloe Cup and Rugby Championship into disarray.The All Blacks are scheduled to host the Wallabies at Eden Park on August 7 in the opening Bledisloe with two tests supposed to follow in Perth and Wellington next month.New Zealand Rugby is scrambling to find solutions, working with the Government and their Sanzaar partners, as they attempt to plot contingency plans.After announcing the bubble closure for at least the next two months, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern revealed there was an avenue the Wallabies may utilise to travel to New Zealand within the next seven days.Dave Rennie's team could travel to New Zealand by utilising an economic impact exemption, potentially remaining in the country for an extended period, which could result in the All Blacks hosting all three Bledisloe tests."If there are significant economic issues that are brought up by the closure in that seven-day window that can be resolved, then we have a delegated minister to work through any of those issues," Ardern said."However, it must be in the seven-day window, we are not making exceptions outside of that. Everyone else has to go into quarantine."The bubble pauses from 11.59pm on Friday night, but managed return flights over the next seven days will allow Kiwi citizens and residents to come home.In addition to the Bledisloe matches, plans are in place for New Zealand to host four further tests during the Rugby Championship – two each against the world champion Springboks and Pumas – in Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin from September 11 to October 2.Those matches include the All Blacks' 100th test against the Springboks in Dunedin on September 25.In a statement NZ Rugby chief executive Mark Robinson acknowledged the Government's latest announcement presented obvious challenges."We know the uncertainty this creates is challenging for our fans, players and partners, but remain committed to finding a path forward and continuing to deliver world-class rugby in 2021," Robinson said."We are continuing to work closely with the New Zealand Government to explore the option of bringing Australia across the Tasman for the two Bledisloe Cup tests."As we have throughout the Covid-19 pandemic our decisions will continue be guided by the advice of relevant Government and health authorities with the health and safety of our people at the forefront of any decisions. It's important we evaluate all of our options before finalising any plans."Last year the Tri Nations, featuring the All Blacks, Wallabies and Pumas after the Springboks opted out of attending, was originally planned to be staged in New Zealand.After issues with teams being unable to train together as full squads while in quarantine arose, however, the tournament was shifted to Australia.From a financial standpoint alone NZ Rugby's preference will be to host as many matches as possible this year and with full crowds currently able to attend, they have an advantage over Sydney where Covid cases continue to climb.Yet the same issue with restrictive training environments is likely to again cause problems, and the bigger challenge is New Zealand's MIQ spots are booked until the end of November.Rugby Australia chief executive Andy Marinos said: "We are working closely with New Zealand Rugby and the various Governments through different scenarios now. Rugby Australia's position has always been to prioritise the health and safety of its players, staff and fans, and today's announcement only reinforces that. We want to thank the Australian Government as well as the New Zealand Government for their support so far, as we aim for a positive outcome in the coming days."The Wallabies team have been in a secure bubble since the conclusion of the France series, with the squad assembled on the Gold Coast. The players are regularly tested for Covid-19 and have maintained strict bio-security protocols as recommended by...

Darren Shand has been the All Black's Manager since 2004. His time with the team has included the 2011 and 2015 Rugby World Cup winning campaigns and the first undefeated Test season in 2013, winning the Tri Nations and subsequent Rugby Championship six times. The All Blacks have also won three Grand Slams and been World Rugby Team of the Year ten times, as well as World Sports Team of the Year at the 2015 Laureus Awards. He is an officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit and incredible intellect, and a bloody nice guy.

Coach of the year at the first ever Gauteng women in sports awards Jenny Van Dyk, speaks winning, Tri Nations and we play a little game before letting her go.

We catch up with Maties Netball head coach and netball analyst Zanele Mdodana for some Tri Nations results and fixtures for the last day.

Guest: JP Smith | Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security at City of Cape                     Town   The City of Cape Town is currently hosting Spar Challenge Tri-nations between Africa's top netball nations: South African, Namibia and Uganda. This opportunity for lessons that can be learnt about events run during a pandemic are not lost.  This normally would be the time of year for an array of events in the City of Cape Town, Alderman JP Smith discuss loss of business incurred due to the covid-19 pandemic and what the future hosting of events hold.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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My guest today is Tendai “Beast” Mtawarira, a formidable player on the rugby field and a key part in the 2019 World Cup winning Springbok team. He is the most capped prop in South African history and the third most capped Springbok of all time.Originally from Zimbabwe, Tendai moved to South Africa with the goal of playing for the Springboks. It is never a linear path to success, there are always setbacks and disappointments. Tendai overcame many obstacles, but has retired after playing top flight rugby for more than a decade.He has 3 x Currie Cups, 3 x Barbarian appearances, 1 Tri-Nations, 1 x Rugby Championship, 1 x British & Irish Lions series, the most caps in Super Rugby by a South African and a World Cup medal for 2019 RWC. Watch this interview on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DkFGZ71EooGet in touch with Alex  to improve the performance of your team: Email: alex@alexmacphail.co.zaInstagram: @alexmacphail99Twitter: @AlexMacPhail1LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/flyingmogulWebsite: www.alexmacphail.co.za

Episode 450 Dan Carter is a First Class Father and World Class Rugby Player. Dan Carter played for Crusaders in New Zealand and played for New Zealand's national team, the All Blacks. He is the highest point scorer in test match rugby,and is considered by many experts as the greatest ever Fly-Half in the history of the game. He was named the International Rugby Board Player of the Year in 2005, 2012 and 2015 and has won three Super Rugby titles with the Crusaders, and nine Tri-Nations and Rugby Championships with the All Blacks. He recently retired from professional Rugby and posted a heartfelt message to his fans on Instagram. In this Episode, Dan shares his Fatherhood journey which includes three boys and a baby on the way! He discusses the work-life balance of being a professional Rugby player and a Father. He describes the best way to introduce kids to Rugby and the importance of technique. He talks about his invitation to visit the New England Patriots who were interested in him as a kicker. He mentions his plans after retiring from Rugby. He offers some great advice for new or about to be Dads and more! Belcampo Meat - https://belcampo.com/?utm_source=FATHERHOOD&utm_medium=INFL&utm_campaign=FATHERHOOD MY PILLOW - https://www.mypillow.com Promo Code: Fatherhood Save Up To 66% Off 1-800-875-0219 More Ways To Listen - https://linktr.ee/alec_lace First Class Fatherhood Merch - https://shop.spreadshirt.com/first-class-fatherhood-/we+are+not+babysitters-A5d09ea872051763ad613ec8e?productType=812&sellable=3017x1aBoNI8jJe83pw5-812-7&appearance=1 Follow me on instagram - https://instagram.com/alec_lace?igshid=ebfecg0yvbap For information about becoming a Sponsor of First Class Fatherhood please hit me with an email: FirstClassFatherhood@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alec-lace/support

James Horwill is an Australian rugby union player, who has played for the Australian national side, with 61 caps to his name. He captained the Wallabies a number of times, including during the 2011 Rugby World Cup. He now plays in Cambridge for Cambridge University R.U.F.C Horwill played more than 129 times for the Queensland Reds, including 116 Super Rugby caps for the Reds. When his departure was announced the Queensland Rugby CEO Jim Carmichael described him as "one of the great modern-day sporting treasures of Queensland. In August 2011, Robbie Deans named James Horwill as captain for the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. He debuted as captain in the deciding match of the 2011 Tri Nations series on 27 August 2011 and led the Wallabies to a series victory.  

Sam Cane capped his debut season as All Blacks captain with two honours at New Zealand Rugby's annual awards last night, taking out the overall player of the year as well as All Black of the year. It's been a strange 2020 for the new skipper, from Covid-19 disruptions to being beaten by Australia, losing to Argentina for the first time, but still managing to win the Bledisloe Cup and Tri-Nations title. The issue of head injuries is also back in the spotlight as former players continue to join a class-action lawsuit against World, England and Wales rugby, which alleges a failure to protect them from the risks caused by concussions. Rugby reporter Joe Porter spoke to Cane about whether or not he feels World and New Zealand Rugby are doing enough to decrease the risk of head injuries and the flow on effects.

Welcome to episode 10 of the Pick & Drive Rugby Podcast!We are a clean weekly podcast series; where our two hosts Mitch & Ando discuss everything Australian Rugby!In this week's episode we:Discuss the draw for Rugby World Cup 2023 Reveal a Wallabies star who might be making a shock move overseas Review the 2020 Tri-Nations tournament

Il prologo dell'Autumn Nations Cup e del Tri Nations, tra vincitori e vinti. Nel frattempo ci consegnano anche una pizza.

This is our last episode of 2020!! On this weeks episode we have new Maori All Blacks player Matt Skipwith Garland join us to talk about the epic Māori All Blacks vs Moana Pasifika game. We also talk about the conclusion of the Tri-Nations series...and close out the year by talking about what we think about the Team of the Decade. We will see you all in 2021!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

NEW YORK, NY - With the cold weather comes the end of Autumn and the conclusion of Autumn Rugby. With that, George Hook, Steve Lewis and Matt McCarthy bicker, banter and analyze the Tri Nations & Autumn Nations Cup and look at the the USA 7s squads getting some game time in amidst spiking #COVID-19 numbers in the USA. The topics include but are not limited to: -Successes & Failures of Autumn Nations Cup/Tri Nations -Rancid Refereeing -Fijians Finally Flyn' -Eddie O'Sullivan vs Scotland -Concussion Concerns Over-Hyped? -6N Ennui? -French Rugby Renaissance -Flawed World Cup Draw/Seedings -Irish Resurgence Watch... Listen/Download the Podcast version... Please share and join our weekly newsletter: http://rugbywrapup.com/weekly-updates/ All Segments: rugbywrapup.com/category/videos/ Find All Here: -Web: http://www.RugbyWrapUp.com -Twitter: https://twitter.com/RugbyWrapUp @RugbyWrapUp, @Matt_McCarthy00, @JonnyLewisFilms, @Junoir Blaber, @JWB_RWU, @Luke Bienstock, @Ronan Nelson, @MeetTheMatts, @Declan Yeats. -Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/RugbyWrapUp -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/RugbyWrapUp -YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/RugbyWrapUp -Apple PodCasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rugby-wrap-up/id1253199236?mt=2 #USARugby #MajorLeagueRugby #RugbyWrapUp #OldGlory #RugbyATL #MLR2020 #SixNations #WorldRugby #SuperRugby #Top14 #PremiershipRugby #Pro14 #RugbyConcussion #AutumnNationsCup #TriNationsRugby #Google @Google

It's the end of the Autumn Cup and round three of the Gallagher Premiership Ollie will be with us to review these games. We check in on the Allianz Prem 15's and look at what happened in the Tri-Nations

El jugador formado en Pampas de Rufino y de gran paso por Duendes tuvo su lugar en nuestro programa, tras jugar el Tri Nations con Los Pumas en Australia. "Choco" quien tiene jugaría en el exterior se mostro feliz por su debut con la camiseta nacional y su performance en el certamen.

Seb and Jonno discuss the rising cost of Junior sport as well as the Australian National Anthem debate which raised its head again during the Tri-Nations clash between Australia and Argentina

Another week and another blurb I need to type out. Honestly, I can't focus on anything besides the bombshell Adam dropped. But seriously, we discussed some news and a look at some of this weekend's games, including the conclusion of the Autumn Nations Cup and Tri Nations, Maori All Blacks v Moana Pasifika and the latest round of the Currie Cup. Music by @monstroid, 80s TV Show

The DrivingMaul Show S1E28 The Tri Nations Cup Review with Paul, Steven and Boa Get bonus content on Patreon as a Supporter of New Zealand Sport RadioSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/new-zealand-sport-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Swain joined the show to review the Tri Nations and talk about where the Wallabies are headed in 2021.

An episode not to be missed this week. After finishing his seventh marathon in as many days in support of Rob Burrow and the Motor Neurone Disease Association, Leeds Rhinos Director of Rugby Kevin Sinfield joins us.Will and Rupert also reflect on the finale of the Autumn Nations Cup and Tri-Nations, before looking ahead to the return of European Rugby.

Alles Gute geht auch irgendwann mal zu Ende. Wäre schön wenn es auch gut gewesen wäre. Donal und Georg schauen zurück auf das finale Wochenende des Autumn Nations Cup und reviewen zudem das gesamte Turnier und gehen auf ihre Erwartungen ein, die sie vor dem Turnier hatten. Im Süden fand das letzte Spiel der Tri Nations statt und bis auf eine rote Karte, Pablo Matera's Abberufung und den klanglichen Einstand zum Spiel waren die Highlights etwas dünn gesät....

Our resident Kiwi, Martin Devlin from NewstalkZB to discuss the Australian national anthem, review the Tri Nations, Reece Hodge and Kane Williamson.

En este episodio hablamos de la polemica de algunos jugadores de los pumas en la semana final del Tri Nations y quien más para explicar como se estan viviendo estos días en Argentina que alguien que esta pendiente de cada momento desde su pagina en Instagram (gabrugby) donde tiene gran información sobre el rugby sudamericano. Hablamos del empate entre los Wallabies vs Los Pumas, partido pasado por lluvia que confirmo a los All Blacks como campeones del torneo  y cerro el año competitivo de los Pumas. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rugby-alotroladodeltry/message

Season 3 Episode 44 This week Cargie, Harry & Nelson review the Wallabies latest draw with Argentina, assess the big questions facing the Tri Nations teams and preview Draft Rugby 2021. Find us on the socials on all channels @draftrugby and check out our website draftrugby.com Thank you to all our amazing guests this year! Podcast caps: Harry 91 Caps Cargie 83 Caps Nelson 79 Caps Nabung 'The Supersub' - 10 Caps Paul Tait - 3 Scotty 'Sumo' Stevenson, Squidge Rugby - 2 Nick McArdle, Morgan Turinui, Allan Alaalatoa, Blake 'The Weatherman', Elite Rugby Banter, Ben Darwin & Chrissy Nabung- 1

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! #Hemisferio Sur Australia vs Argentina, análilsis del partido que cerró el Tri Nations 2020. All Blacks, Wallabies y Los Pumas, aspectos positivos y aspectos a mejorar -de cara a la temporada 2021- tras lo visto en el Rugby Championship 2020. Primer torneo para Ian Foster y Dave Rennie, algunas críticas argumentadas. Diferencias de planteamiento de planificación entre selecciones del Hemisferio Norte y del Hemisferio Sur. Maori All Blacks vs Moana Pasifika. Currie Cup. Con Eugenio Astesiano, Julen Sarasola, Fermín de la Calle y Javier Señarís.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

Poseídos por el espiritu de los Inexperto, este episodio de Cancheros trae una conversación bacana de variada cosa pero también nos metimos con el desenlace del torneo de Tri Nations de rugby con Juan Felipe desde Sydney al estadio a ver Los Pumas Vs Los Wallabies y también tocamos temas de lucha libre, la partida de Pat Patterson y mucho más. 

With test matches done for 2020, Curtis and Mitch wrap up the Tri Nations, including a review of the Wallabies vs Pumas match, a ranking for each country and an inspection of the Wallabies' 2020 debutantes.

Alles Gute geht auch irgendwann mal zu Ende. Wäre schön wenn es auch gut gewesen wäre. Donal und Georg schauen zurück auf das finale Wochenende des Autumn Nations Cup und reviewen zudem das gesamte Turnier und gehen auf ihre Erwartungen ein, die sie vor dem Turnier hatten. Im Süden fand das letzte Spiel der Tri Nations statt und bis auf eine rote Karte, Pablo Matera's Abberufung und den klanglichen Einstand zum Spiel waren die Highlights etwas dünn gesät.

#ThrowBackThursday is back again ... and this week on the The Legends of League Podcast we have Part 2 of our chat with Dragons legends Anthony 'Choc' Mundine & Nathan 'Brownie' Brown.The boys cover the 1993, 1996 & 1999 Grand Finals; the Super League war; Choc's move to boxing and Brownie's coaching career; plus plenty of great yarns from these good mates. In this episode:1993 - Choc and Brownie make first grade debuts for the Dragons & play in 1993 Grand Final loss to Brisbane (2:00)1996 - In the midst of the Super League war, the Dragons make the 1996 Grand Final... though the team is decimated at the end of 1996 with players leaving for Super League (3:51)1997 - Choc makes the move to the Broncos (9:50)1999 - St George Dragons and Illawarra Steelers merge... the boys discuss the obstacles faced trying to blend two different footballing cultures together under the one banner (12:10)1999 - the joint venture makes the Grand Final in it's first season... Choc and Brownie discuss how they let the game slip through their grasp despite leading 14-0 at half time (17:30)2000 - after being snubbed for the Tri-Nations at the end of 1999, Choc decides to leave rugby league to pursue a career in boxing. Mundine discusses his boxing career including a potential new fight against Michael Zerafa! (24:03)Maroon probes Nathan Brown about his coaching career, and if he may be jumping on the NRL Head Coach merri-go-round (33:00)We have another HUGE SHOW coming up NEXT WEEK!! Make sure you SUBSCRIBE to the Legends of League Podcast to be alerted when it drops next week!!Follow us on social media...Instagram (@legendsofleagueaus)Facebook (@legendsofleagueaus)Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch the Legends of League Podcast videos and highlights

He played 77 Tests for South Africa, 75 of those at lock. He twice played loose forward, and it was the two he played at No 8 that might be most remembered. Mark Andrews was a Springbok giant in every sense of the word, but in the space of seven days in 1995 he was asked to do a specific job by coach Kitch Christie, playing out of position in the back row in two of the most memorable and crucial games in South African rugby history. June the 24th marked the 25th anniversary of the Springboks winning the 1995 World Cup with a famous 15-12 victory over the All Blacks at Ellis Park. He won many accolades as a player and has gone on to achieve success in the business world. Mark won Currie Cups and a Tri-Nations title and played 94 matches in total for South Africa, but his name will always be synonymous with the class of 1995.

Springbok lock Mark Andrews, the first person to play 50 Tests for South Africa, experienced the mid to late nineties - a tumultuous time in South African rugby history - like few others. He was there in 1995 - playing out of position in the RWC final - won the 1998 Tri-Nations triumph and played in every one of the record 17 successive Test wins, but also experienced tough times in green and gold.