1994 World Cup Special: 30 years on

1994 World Cup Special: 30 years on

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The Champions Cup Is Back: Conan, Big Will Skelton & More

Ashy and Sara are at the Champions Cup launch speaking to a host of big names ahead of the opening round. Jack Conan reflects on the heartbreak of losing another final and the criticism Leinster receive over their Champions Cup record. Can they finally adda fifth star or will the ...  Show more

Can a steak be too buttery?

Can you ever have too many tries? Can a steak be too buttery? Ugo, Danny and Chris tackle all the big topics on this week’s pod after another try-fest at the Gardens. We try to explain why there are so many tries in the Prem and if it is devaluing the product. Ashy’s try record h ...  Show more

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