Will Greenwood's Rugby Podcast

An inspired and supremely physical South Africa levelled the 2021 series last week, so who better to join Will than a Springbok centurion with experience of beating the Lions? Jean de Villiers started the first two Tests back in 2009, and – ahead of a monumental 80 minutes in Cape Town this Saturday – reflects on this gripping rivalry, and which side might go on to carve their names in the rugby history books…

This week, Will is joined by a player with a remarkable story: one who's gone from delivering pizzas in Dublin to show-stealing performances in the jerseys of the Scarlets, Munster, Ireland, and - now - the British & Irish Lions. Having come off the bench in Saturday's First Test victory, Beirne discusses the tour to date, and how it feels to be just one win away from rugby immortality…

As the first Lions Test against South Africa draws ever closer, Ken Owens took some time out to join Will on this week's podcast. The CEO of the Lions' choir reflects on life in the bubble and gives an insight into how the players are feeling ahead of their first outing against the Springboks this Saturday.

With the first Test just over a week away, Will is joined by John ‘Bentos’ Bentley, who toured South Africa in 1997. Bentley not only started twice against the Springboks in that series win, but will go down as a Lions legend for his stunning solo try against the Gauteng Lions and antics on ‘Living with Lions’.

As the Lions tour in South Africa gets under way Will is joined by two legends of the front row club in Tandai Mtawarira & Phil Vickery. They discuss going head to head in the 2009 Lions series, the importance of the scrum in their respective World Cup wins and the upcoming Springboks v Lions test series.

Lions legend Sam Warburton joins Will on this week's podcast. The pair react to the 2021 squad's opening outing, including Alun Wyn Jones' injury heartbreak and Conor Murray's appointment as captain. Sam also reminisces on his time wearing the famous red jersey, including his central role in the final moments of the dramatic 2017 trip to New Zealand.

This week Will has the Springboks coaching duo for you in the shape of Assistant Coach Felix Jones and Head Coach Jacques Nienaber. Felix describes his early retirement and route to the South Africa camp via Munster. Jacques chats about his equally interesting journey to the top of the coaching tree and the dynamic of working under Rassie Erasmus.

​​​​​British and Irish Lions attack coach Gregor Townsend joins Will Greenwood on the his latest Lions podcast, chatting strategy, coaching, and experiences as a Lion...

The second episode of Will Greenwood’s Lions Podcast sees him reunited with Dr. James Robson. ‘Robbo’ as he’s affectionately known, was the Lions Team Doctor & Physio on six consecutive Lions tours from 1993-2013 and saved Will’s life on the 1997 tour in South Africa. The two go down memory lane and share their recollections of that incident, they talk Lions stash and also what the Lions means to those fortunate to be picked, whether it be on the playing field or part of the backroom staff.

Will Greenwood's Podcast is back - this time with a Lions flavour. In this first episode, Will catches up with former Downing Street Director of Communications, Alastair Campbell who was also in charge of all communications on the 2005 Lions Tour to New Zealand. They discuss life at 10 Downing Street, Campbell's love for Burnley FC and they reminisce on the 2005 tour with anecdotes aplenty.

Will Greenwood's Lions Podcast is back from Tuesday 1st June to build up to the 2021 Lions Tour of South Africa. Featuring special guests and personalities linked with the famous red jersey, this is the place for your Lions podcast fix!

Sir Ian McGeechan joins Miles Harrison to talk all things British & Irish Lions in a special edition of our podcast. 1974, 1997 and the 2009 tours, all to South Africa, are discussed in detail and the duo also look ahead to the 2021 tour with 'Geech' giving his thoughts on who he'd pick as captain.

On the pod this week Will & Rupert are joined by Exeter & England hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie. They reflect on the Chiefs' brilliant 2020, the recent draw for Rugby World Cup 2023 and how the Heineken Champions Cup is shaping up after round 1. Will also gives his thoughts on the news that his former team-mate Steve Thompson is suffering from early onset dementia.

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.

Widely written off and at times ridiculed by his own media, Warren Gatland led the 2017 British & Irish Lions back to his home country to take on New Zealand. In the company of James Gemmell & Miles Harrison he recalls the epic conclusion to the series.

On the pod this week Will & Rupert are joined by rugby royalty as Emily Scarratt reflects on the Red Roses' autumn and looks ahead to RWC 2021 in New Zealand.Our duo discuss all the latest news from the game including Pablo Matera's suspension as Argentina captain following historical racist tweets.

James Gemmell & Miles Harrison wind back the clock with Jamie Roberts to remember the deciding test of the Australia v British & Irish Lions series from 2013 when he and Jonathan Davies were picked ahead of the legendary Brian O’Driscoll. Could they repay the faith coach Warren Gatland had shown in them and deliver under pressure?

On the day he turns 65, Lord Botham joins Will and Rupert on this week's episode to discuss a wide range of subjects including his grandson James playing for Wales, watching the third Test of the Lions tour with Allan Border in Sydney in 2013 and loyalty in the dressing room.Will and Rupert also pay tribute to Christophe Dominici who has died at the age of 48. Dominici was capped 67 times by France between 1998 and 2007, and scored 25 tries for Les Bleus.

Jamie Heaslip joined James Gemmell and Miles Harrison to reflect on the brutal and heart-breaking second Test of the 2009 Lions tour to South Africa.

On the pod this week, Quade Cooper dialled in from Japan to give his take on the state of play in the southern hemisphere as well as talking through his career, making plain his ambition to keep improving and maybe even playing in the gold jersey of Australia again. Rupert & Will also review the first round of the Autumn Nations Cup and Argentina's history making win over the All Blacks in Sydney.

Joining Miles Harrison & James Gemmell it's Dan Carter who comes under the Rugby Retro spotlight. He produced what many regard as the perfect performance in the second test of the New Zealand v Lions series in 2005

Will & Rupert look back at the card-fest that was Australia's win in round 2 of the Tri-Nations and look forward to the Autumn Nations Cup. They are also joined by two special guests in the form of former Samoan Internationals Dan Leo & Mike Umaga. Dan & Mike discuss their work for 'Pacific Rugby Players Welfare' and the next instalment of their upcoming documentary/film 'Oceans Apart'

The British & Irish Lions ultimately lost the 2001 series against Australia but in the first test they delivered arguably their greatest ever performance. Rob Henderson joins James Gemmell & Miles Harrison to remember the incredible scenes of that night in Brisbane.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert review Super Saturday, and they're joined by Red Roses Grand Slam champion, Abbie Ward. They discuss Sunday's victory over Italy, life inside the Red Roses camp and look ahead to next year's World Cup.Will also gives his team of the week in 60 seconds, and they chat all-things Bledisloe.

In the first of six Lions Rugby Retro specials, re-live the victory over South Africa in the company of Sky's commentator for the tour, Miles Harrison, James Gemmell and Jeremey Guscott.

Will and Rupert are joined by Rugby Royalty this week in the form of Sergio Parisse. His international career, the glamour days at Stade Francais and what he hopes to do in the future are all hot topics of discussion.Miles Harrison also interviews another member of the Rugby Royalty household - Danielle Waterman. They chat all-things Red Roses, the Women's game in general and also her new career in the commentary box.Will and Rupert also review the Premiership Final, preview Super Saturday and react to Eddie's latest squad selection in this extended episode.

Ahead of the Barbarians game against England this weekend at Twickenham, Will and Rupert are joined by former player, international referee and current Baa-baas coach Glen Jackson to reflect on his journey in the game and hear what's lined up for the invitational side this week.The guys also react to the weekend's action, including a stunning weekend for the South West after Exeter and Bristol's European triumphs and the second Bledisloe Cup encounter between New Zealand and Australia.

This week we have two England Sevens Captain’s on the pod… Tom Mitchell and Abbie Brown tell us how they continue to prepare for next year's Olympics despite being made redundant by the RFU in August.Will and Rupert also reflect on an epic test match between the All Blacks and Australia.

A bonus podcast to preview the Bledisloe Cup clashes between the All Blacks and Australia. Rupert is joined by former captains Sean Fitzpatrick (NZ) and James Horwill (AUS) to discuss all the major talking points as International Rugby resumes with crowds Down Under.

Greenwood and Cox hear from Bath and England flanker Underhill, as he chats his side's superb form post-restart, but also the curious place they now find themselves in - fourth and currently in the playoff places having played all their games, but reliant on a Sale defeat to ultimately make those semi-finals.

11-time Paralympic gold medallist Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson talks to Will Greenwood about her passion for sport and how her amazing parents equipped her for life.

Our special guest this week is Wallaby superstar Kurtley Beale who dials in from his apartment in Paris. His side Racing 92 have just made the Heineken Champions Cup Final.Will Greenwood & Rupert Cox also look back on a brilliant semi-final weekend in Europe.

Exeter & England centre Ollie Devoto is the special guest, and joins the pod in what will be a huge few weeks for the Chiefs as they chase an unprecedented European and Premiership double.Indeed, the Chiefs booked a first Champions Cup semi-final place in the club's history on Sunday as they defeated Northampton at Sandy Park, and will now host Top 14 champions Toulouse on Saturday.Greenwood and Cox look ahead to that semi-final, as well as the Racing 92 vs Saracens European semi-final, while also looking back at the weekend's Champions Cup quarters.Elsewhere, our duo discuss who may have caught they eye of Australia head coach Dave Rennie in Saturday's Super Rugby AU Final, as the Brumbies became the Australian champions.

In the latest episode of the Will Greenwood Podcast, our duo have plenty to get their teeth stuck into with a busy weekend ahead in store.On Saturday at 10.15am, the final of Super Rugby AU takes place between the Brumbies and the Reds, live on Sky Sports Arena from 9.45am.Our team delve into that, while also looking ahead to the weekend's four European Champions Cup quarter-finals, as the premier club competition in the northern hemisphere comes to a belated conclusion.On Saturday, newly crowned Guinness PRO14 champions Leinster will host defending European Cup champions Saracens in a huge clash, while there's an all-French affair later in the day as Clermont and Racing 92 face off.Then on Sunday, Toulouse play Ulster in France, before Exeter Chiefs host the Northampton Saints.Greenwood and Cox run through all those games, plus all of the latest Premiership talking points and the hot topics doing the rounds in terms of international rugby too.

Wasps Head Coach, Lee Blackett, joins Will and Rupert on this week's episode. They discuss the race for the Top 4, the young guns and old heads at Wasps and also who he speaks to for advice. Will also gives his reaction to Owen Farrell's red card and gives his All Blacks Starting XV.

A true great of the world game, Bryan Habana, joins Will and Rupert on this week's episode. They discuss all-things Lions, reminisce on the World Cup and the former Springbok speedster reveals his favourite try and what he's up to currently.

On this week's episode, James and Will review the latest round of the Premiership and they discuss the current hot topic - should Scott 'Razor' Robertson be part of the British & Irish Lions coaching team?

Bristol Bears Director of Rugby, Pat Lam, joins Will and Rupert on this week's episode. The Premiership restart, Semi Radradra, Kyle Sinckler, five year plans and Premiership Rugby's approach to Black Lives Matter are all on the agenda.Will also gives his review of the other games in the Premiership and they also discuss the action in the Southern Hemisphere.

Sale Sharks Director of Rugby, Steve Diamond, joins Will and Rupert for the new series launch. The Premiership restart, Manu Tuilagi and the club culture are all on the agenda. They also hear from Exeter's Jack Nowell, review the latest round of action from the Southern Hemisphere and discuss all the latest news making the rugby headlines.

Rupert Cox is joined by Japan captain Michael Leitch and former USA international Blaine Scully to discuss the state of play in both domestic and international rugby in their respective countries.

2021 British & Irish Lions Head Coach, Warren Gatland, joins Will and Rupert on this week's episode. They chat captaincy, coaching and all things Lions-related. Super Rugby Aotearoa is also discussed with the current Chiefs Head Coach.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by England speedster Jonny May. He talks about all things speed-related, what life is like under Eddie Jones in the England camp, World Cup disappointment, his return to Gloucester and his connection with Ed Sheeran!

In a special podcast episode, England head coach Eddie Jones chats exclusively to Will and James about lockdown, England, high-performance and much more.

Joining James Gemmell and Will is England international Joe Marchant who has recently returned back to Harlequins following a stint playing Super Rugby with the Blues in New Zealand.Our duo also react to last weeks news that the British & Irish Lions tour will be shown live on Sky Sports and the discussion has already been on who should be playing in the first Test and what the backroom staff will look like. Will Warren Gatland go for his tried and tested team, or will he mix it up?Also on the agenda is Saracens and how they are making the best of their situation. England lock Maro Itoje has become the latest high-profile player to commit his future to the club, following in the footsteps of fellow Rugby World Cup final starters Owen Farrell, Jamie George, Elliot Daly plus Mako and Billy Vunipola.

On this week's episode, James and Will are joined by Western Force owner Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest. Recently featured in Rugby World magazine's top 50 movers & shakers article, the mining magnate discusses the Force's re-introduction to Super Rugby, his dealings with Rugby Australia and what the future may look like for rugby globally. James and Will also react to Manu Tuilagi joining Sale Sharks, Wales playing their home matches at Twickenham and rugby reaching Hawaii.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert discuss Manu Tuilagi's current situation and debate his future England selection. The duo also review the latest action from down under and look ahead to Crusaders v Blues this weekend.

On this week's special episode, James Gemmell is joined by Tim Horan, Michael Lynagh and Sean Fitzpatrick to preview Super Rugby AU. Gemmell and the three World Cup winners discuss the runners and riders in the competition and the young stars to look out for. They also discuss the off-field issues that have taken place recently in Australian rugby including that captain's letter prior to Raelene Castle's resignation.They also touch upon the success of Super Rugby Aotearoa and Fitzpatrick tells the panel who's impressed him to-date so far.

On this week's podcast, Will and Rupert were once again joined by Hollywood Royalty. Star of stage and screen, Damian Lewis, joined the duo to discuss his love for Welsh Rugby, his passion for Liverpool FC and all things performance-related.

This Week Rupert & Will are joined by CEO of the RFU, Bill Sweeney. There was plenty on the agenda including; the future of ‘Swing Low, Sweet Chariot’, the much discussed global calendar and what International Rugby could look like this autumn following the Coronavirus Pandemic.

On a special podcast episode, Mike Wedderburn is joined by Maggie Alphonsi, Will Greenwood and Topsy Ojo to discuss whether 'Swing Low' still has a place in rugby.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by Hockey Royalty. Golden couple Kate & Helen Richardson-Walsh talk about motherhood and achieving their dream of winning gold in Rio in 2016. They also discuss the highs and lows of competing at the highest level.

Former All Blacks Israel Dagg and Sean Fitzpatrick as well as ex-Australia international Michael Lynagh join James Gemmell to preview the upcoming Super Rugby Aotearoa competition.The guys discuss their excitement as live Rugby makes a comeback, Dan Carter's return to New Zealand to line up alongside Beauden Barrett at the Blues and what the future of Super Rugby could now look like.

On this week's episode, Rupert and Will are joined by Tom and Ben Curry. They talk about life as identical twins, the team culture under Steve Diamond at Sale Sharks, the 2019 World Cup campaign and much, much, more.

Sue Day, Philippa Tuttiett and Melodie Robinson join Rupert Cox to discuss the challenges facing the women's game.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by one of the greatest Olympians of all-time, Michael Johnson. Among the topics discussed are the current political situation in America, his Performance Centre which has welcomed both Jonny May and Harry Mallinder and how he mentally prepared for the biggest stages. He also gives tips on how to run the perfect 200m!

By the age of 23, England Flanker Tom Rees had reached a World Cup final and become an Premiership and European champion as part of the all-conquering golden generation at Wasps. And then, with the rugby world seemingly at his feet, injury struck. At 27, Rees had to make the heart-wrenching decision to hang up the boots. Eight years on, he is now an NHS doctor, working on the frontline at Basingstoke Hospital amidst the Coronavirus pandemic. Sky Sports News’ Jamie Weir picks up the story…

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by Exeter and England centre, Henry Slade. He talks about life in lockdown, the World Cup campaign with England, life in the South West with the Chiefs and much, much more.

On this special episode, Rupert Cox is joined by Ben Ryan, Danielle Waterman and former Head of Commercial for World Rugby and F1, Murray Barnett, to discuss all matters relating to the sevens game.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by Racing 92 & Scotland fly-half, Finn Russell. He talks about what happened during the Six Nations when he got suspended from the side, his relationship with head coach Gregor Townsend and how it's improved subsequently. He also discusses life in Paris, playing with the 'Galacticos' at Racing 92 and how he's looking forward to playing in a Scotland shirt again.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by England Attack Coach, Simon Amor. They chat all things Sevens, the transition to the 15-man game and what life is like in a half-time changing room at Twickenham.

On this podcast special, Will & James are joined by re-elected World Rugby Chairman, Sir Bill Beaumont. Hear his thoughts on the the current state of play in the world game and what he hopes to introduce during his second term in office.

Will & Rupert are joined by rugby royalty. Former Munster, Ireland & Lions Captain, Paul O'Connell is the special guest. Hear his Munster Memories, Lions Memories and memorable tales from his playing days.

Will and Rupert are joined by Hollywood Royalty on this week’s podcast. Star of stage and screen, Olivia Colman joins the duo for a fascinating chat on life as an Oscar winner, the baggage that fame brings and what day-to-day life is like on a film set. Colman also reveals how she knows Will and we also hear about Rupert’s past life treading the boards.

Ahead of the World Rugby Chairmanship election, Sir Bill Beaumont’s rival for the role, Agustin Pichot, joins Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox for a podcast special.

Ahead of the World Rugby Chairmanship election, current Chair and candidate for re-election, Sir Bill Beaumont joins Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox for a podcast special.

Crusaders boss Scott Robertson joins Will & Rupert on this week’s podcast. The three-time Super Rugby winning head coach talks about the interview process for the All Blacks top job, the players he loves to coach and recalls tales involving Richie McCaw and Jonah Lomu. Robertson, who also won 23 caps for New Zealand as a player, also goes into detail on the culture at the Crusaders and his passion for surfing and break-dancing!Will and Rupert also discuss the ongoing financial implications that the Coronavirus outbreak has on the World of Rugby and they give another shout-out to Captain Tom.Hear all this and much, much, more on this week’s podcast.

Will and Rupert are joined this week by 17-time capped All Blacks fly-half, Richie Mo’unga. He gives a fascinating insight on the semi-final defeat to England in the World Cup. He also tells the duo what he’s been up to during lockdown, the pressures of being an All Black, and what life is like under Scott Robertson at the Crusaders. Will also gives his reaction to the possibility of a ‘Test decider’ between the Lions and New Zealand, and they also give a shout-out to those working on the front line. Hear all this and much, much more on this week’s podcast.

Rupert Cox reacts to the Tyrrells Premier 15s restructure alongside Exeter Chiefs head coach Susie Appleby, Wasps director of rugby Giselle Mather, DMP Sharks player/coach Tamara Taylor, and Harlequins captain Rachael Burford.

On this week’s Podcast Will and Rupert are joined by former Royal Marine and Special Forces Operative Jason Fox. Now a TV Presenter of the hit show SAS: Who Dares Wins (Channel 4), ‘Foxy’ talks through his 20 year career in the military and how he dealt with the transition into civilian life after being medically discharged with PTSD.

Alex Corbisiero was diagnosed with testicular cancer in November 2019. In this podcast the former England & Lions prop spoke to Rupert Cox about the moment he found out, the brilliant treatment he has received and ultimately his recovery.In this episode Alex and Rupert are joined by Consultant Urologist Ben Challacombe as well as USA rugby star Abby Gustaitis (Alex's Fiancée).

This week, as well as discussing the ongoing impact of the Coronavirus outbreak on the world of Rugby, Will and Rupert are joined by World Cup winning cricketer Jonny Bairstow.The England star discusses how he is spending the current enforced break, his passion for Rugby as well as his memories of the 2019 Cricket World Cup.

On this week's episode, Will & Rupert chat to former England Head Coach & current Leinster Senior Coach, Stuart Lancaster. They discuss the past with England, the present with Leinster and what the future may bring. The duo also catch up with 2019 European Player of the Year, Alex Goode. The Saracens full back tells Will & Rupert what life has been like in the Saracens camp this season and what he's been getting up to since the season has been halted.

On this week's episode, Will & Rupert react to the Coronavirus outbreak and discuss what steps should be taken with regards to the rugby season. Rupert chats to Montpellier & Fiji flyer Nemani Nadolo and they have an in-depth discussion on his career to-date and his impending move to Leicester.Will also gives his thoughts on Joe Marler's ban and selects his Six Nations XV.

Plenty to discuss on the Podcast this week! Will and Rupert react to the weekend's Six Nations action including a pair of red cards and Joe Marler's wandering hand.After Manu Tuilagi's late dismissal, Nigel Owens gives his expert view and explains the process that referees follow when making big decisions.Finally, as the World battles the Coronavirus outbreak, we hear from Benetton Rugby's Forwards Coach Marco Bortolami who joins us on the phone from Northern Italy.

Our duo chat to Allan Bateman about all things his career, from his experience of the Lions in South Africa in 1997 alongside Greenwood, to his career in Rugby League and Rugby Union.We also get the proud Welshman's thoughts and predictions on Wales' clash with England at Twickenham on Saturday in the Six Nations.The Red Roses are also in action on Saturday and we chat to their former Red leader Catherine Spencer about her hard-hitting book Mud, Maul, Mascara.As well as that, we'll have a look ahead to Round 4 of the Guinness Six Nations, plus there's Will's latest Gallagher Premiership round-up!

With Rupert in Los Angeles at the Sevens, Will Greenwood caught up with former Leicester teammate Paul Gustard. The Harlequins Head of Rugby opens up about 4am starts, lack of sleep and the difficulties of contract negotiations. The 44-year-old also speaks about Saracens and their troubles, working with Eddie Jones, plus he reveals the reason he left his England role.

Greenwood and Rupert Cox are joined by Tom May, who next month will be running the London Loop - a pathway that runs 150 miles around London - to raise funds for Motor Neurone Disease.May's challenge will finish at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday March 7, when England men host Wales in the penultimate round of the Championship.The trio discuss the captaincy of Johnny Sexton and Owen Farrell ahead of Ireland's trip to west London on Saturday, as well as Wales' game against unbeaten France, and Scotland's match against Italy.We also hear from England fly-half Katy Daley-McLean, who spoke to James Gemmell about the women's Six Nations and the England team's tactic of training against men.

The RFU will cut Championship funding in half to for the 2020-21 campaign. The move plunges the Greene King IPA Championship clubs' futures into doubt, we speak to Bedford chairman Geoff Irvine who has criticised the RFU for the decision and accused them of attempting to ring-fence the Premiership.We also catch up with Newcastle's Toby Flood to get his views on the news and to preview the Falcons clash with Cornish Pirates on Sunday, live on Sky Sports Arena.Will also looks back at all the action from the Six Nations including England's win over Scotland to win the Calcutta Cup.

In Calcutta Cup week Will & Rupert dissect Round 1 of the Six Nations and look ahead to Round 2. We hear how Will managed to pick up a parking ticket in an empty Twickenham West Car Park and his thoughts on the rugby too. Uncle (to Adam) Scott Hastings dials in ahead of Saturday's game at Murrayfield. For the record he denies any involvement in the infamous night when the cup was "pan-caked"!

Former England & Quins Number 8 Nick Easter sits down with Rupert Cox. They look ahead to the Super Rugby & Six Nations 2020 competitions and discuss the Saracens salary scandal as well as Nick's time coaching in South Africa.

A jam-packed pod this week as we look ahead to the 2020 edition of the Six Nations.Will and Rupert hear from England internationals Joe Marler, Mo Hunt and Hannah Botterman as they enter the final stages of their preparation. They are also joined by 2007 World Cup finalist Nick 'Minty' Easter who gives his two pennies worth ahead of the Northern Hemisphere's Rugby showpiece.

Will & Rupert were in Wapping this week for the Guinness Six Nations launch. They caught up with the great and the good of the European game. Some of the highlights were Fabien Galthie's suit/trainers combo, Will giving his A-Level French an outing and Sarah Hunter's reservations about wearing 'full kit' in the middle of the day!

This week, Rupert & Will spoke to EPCR Chairman Simon Halliday regarding the current state of play with the European club competitions. Will reviews Round 5's results and plays 'Mystic Meg' in picking his quarter-finalists. They also discuss the key talking points from the Wales & Scotland squad announcements.

This week, Rupert & Will were joined by Saracens interim CEO, Edward Griffiths, as the club work towards balancing the books by the June 30 deadline. Lewis Moody called in from the South Pole and gave us an update on his journey. Will also gives his 2020 predictions and wraps up the festive rugby action.

In this festive episode, Will Greenwood is joined by James Gemmell to look back and reminisce over his favourite moments of the past decade. They include Lions Tours, World Cups and James Haskell's infamous pitchside 'sing-song'.Will also tells us how he spends his Christmas and how he once tried to set up an all-singing and all-dancing end of season fixture between the European Champions and the Super Rugby Winners in Abu Dhabi.

On the pod this week, former England captain Lewis Moody joins Will and James as he prepares to embark on an Arctic adventure to the South Pole. We discuss the challenges he and his team will face - frost bite to polar bears, endless daylight to mental darkness, and the driving force behind them - raising vital funds for Brain Tumour research through the Lewis Moody Foundation.The former Leicester Tigers team-mates also run the rule over the latest European action, and the prospect staring their old club in the face: relegation from the Premiership.

On this week’s pod we sit down with ‘Agent of the Stars’ Duncan Sandlant. The Global Director of Esportif has brokered some of the biggest player deals in Rugby Union and he is widely regarded as the global leader in the management of rugby coaches. We discuss Ian Foster’s appointment as Head Coach of All Blacks and closer to home Will says England should consider their former Head Coach Stuart Lancaster when forming their new coaching group. All that plus our Champions Cup round-up and preview.

In this bonus episode, Rupert Cox sits down with Mike Friday to discuss all things sevens related. Mike tells us how he became involved with the England set-up, his time with Kenya and now with USA. He also shares some classic tales of what life is like on tour and also how tough it can be dealing with the work/life balance factor.

Glasgow Warriors head coach and newly-appointed Australia head coach, Dave Rennie, joins Will & Rupert on this week's podcast. He talks about life in Glasgow and why he picked Australia. The duo also dissect the latest round of the Gallagher Premiership and look ahead to the back-to-back fixtures of the Champions Cup.

World Cup-winning Springboks captain Siya Kolisi popped into Sky this week. He sat down with Sky's CEO of Future Sport, Barney Francis and they discussed a number of topics including the victory over England in the final, the trophy bus tour, his upbringing and his love for Liverpool Football Club.

This week, Will & Rupert speak to Shaun Edwards who's joining France as their new defence coach. He gives us an insight into why he picked France and also reminisces on his time with Wales. Will & Rupert also chat all things Europe, the latest developments at Exeter & Saracens, and Dave Rennie's appointment as Australia head coach.

This week, Rupert Cox & Will Greenwood discuss the Saracens salary cap fall-out and what's in store for the Premiership champions.They speak to Miles Harrison and go down memory lane with him discussing all things Europe. The duo also catch up with England's Player of the Match, Marlie Packer, following their late win over France at Sandy Park last Saturday.

Will Greenwood gives his thoughts on the situation at Saracens, after their 35-point deduction and £5m fine for breaching the salary cap.Rupert Cox catches up with England head coach Eddie Jones as he prepares to take charge of the Barbarians against Fiji at Twickenham on Saturday.Also within this week's pod, Sky's James Gemmell chats with Emily Scarratt about her World Player of the Year award, beating France in Clermont last week and the prospect of facing Les Bleus in Exeter on Saturday, live on Sky Sports.Elsewhere, former England and British and Irish Lions prop Alex Corbisiero chats to former teammate and England skipper Dylan Hartley about his injury-enforced retirement and looks back on career highs and lows.And finally Will Greenwood look ahead to return of the Champions Cup this weekend!

On this week's podcast, Will & Rupert reflect on the World Cup final. Gail Davis is on the red carpet at the World Rugby Awards interviewing Siya Kolisi, Faf de Klerk, Bryan Habana & Francois Pienaar. Alex Corbisiero gives us his expert opinion on England's scrum issues in the final, and Will also gives us his World Cup XV.

This week Gail Davis joins Will Greenwood who was in Tokyo for both semi-finals. Will gives his thoughts on England's spectacular toppling of New Zealand. Also involved are Alex Corbisiero who raps, Bryan Habana who remains optimistic for the Boks' chances in Saturday's final & Isa Nacewa who looks forward to a positive future for the All Blacks.

We hear from Eddie Jones after his England side dismantled Australia to set up a mouth-watering semi-final against back-to-back winners New Zealand.Will catches up with his old team-mate Ben Cohen to chat about their 2003 memories, and discuss what Cohen is up to now.James Gemmell talks to Leinster legend Isa Nacewa, while Rupert Cox and Alex Corbisiero chat all things World Cup - the latter even gives us one of his raps!Will then rounds up the quarter-finals and gives us his predictions for the semis.

This week Will Greenwood & Rupert Cox are re-united back at Sky HQ to round up the pool stages, played out in the shadow of Typhoon Hagibis. They look ahead to the quarter-finals, hear from Jamie George and we check if Will's been paying attention with a 'group stages' quiz!

We head around the globe on this week's Will Greenwood Podcast. Rupert Cox, Dan Lyle & Brian Hightower dial-in from NBC HQ in Connecticut while Will gives us his top five talking points from Hong Kong. We also hear from Jonny May who's with Gail Davis at England's base in Tokyo.

This week, Will is joined by former British number 1 table tennis player and now award winning journalist and author, Matthew Syed. They discuss the mental side of sport on and off the pitch. Warning: long words and technical theories are in abundance! In the USA Rupert Cox keeps things simple with Alex Corbisiero & Brian Hightower to discuss all things Rugby World Cup.

As Rugby World Cup 2019 kicks off Will Greenwood is joined by former England captain and world cup winner Martin Johnson. He discusses his memories from '03, thoughts on events in Japan and his plans for the future. Across the pond Rupert Cox is with Alex Corbisiero who delivers his analysis through the medium of rap!

This week, Will & Rupert caught up with Ulster & Ireland international Will Addison to discuss all things World Cup related. The duo also had a chat with Sky Sports football's very own Gary Neville & Jamie Carragher to get their predictions on who'll win in Japan.

This week Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox visit Podcast Live at Twickenham. We hear Will's thoughts on the upcoming World Cup in Japan, some tales from the 2003 edition and he assembles his current World XV.

In the week that Devin Toner missed out on Ireland's RWC squad Will Greenwood & Rupert Cox are joined by Luke Fitzgerald to discuss his controversial opinions on selection. Former England Rugby fitness guru, Dave Reddin, joins the guys and recounts the famous '16-man' incident from 2003 and we hear from Mark Wilson ahead of England v Italy.

England cricket legend Nasser Hussain is the special guest on this week's Will Greenwood Podcast, while we also hear the thoughts of James Haskell and chat Rugby World Cup build-up.

We've gone international this week! Rupert Cox is in Portugal with the Ireland squad while Will Greenwood dials in from north Wales. We hear from England centre Manu Tuilagi, Irish scrum-half Conor Murray and The42.ie expert Murray Kinsella.

On this week's pod Will Greenwood gives his reaction to the England World Cup Squad, and reflects on his analysis of THAT red card in Bledisloe 1. Willi Heinz starts at 9 in Cardiff, we track his story back to his routes in Canterbury. Plus Rupert Cox joins Liam Williams in Wales camp for an exclusive interview.

The @WillGreenwood pod is back and @skysportsrugby bring you a packed show ahead of England v Wales this Sunday. @JamesGemmellTV has been to England's heat camp in Treviso to catch-up with Eddie Jones and @RupertCoxSKY went to the Wales camp to speak to the great Alun Wyn Jones.

Our season finale takes place at the announcement of the Lions Head Coach for the 2021 Tour of South Africa. Warren Gatland joins the pod to take a trip down memory lane, reflecting on his previous three tours in 2009, 2013 & 2017.Plus we preview the final game of the season in the northern hemisphere, the Final of the Top 14, Toulouse v Clermont Auvergne.

Contrasting tales in English club rugby this week as Saracens continue to go from strength to strength. The famous Yorkshire Carnegie club are on the brink of administration, we speak with former centre Rob Vickerman.Plus we discuss all the news from the Top 14, Super Rugby and the final round of the Sevens World Series

On the podcast this week Rupert Cox and Will Greenwood (who dials in from sunny Sardinia) discuss the PRO14 final result and preview the upcoming Premiership final. Interviews with Emily Scarratt & Joe Marler who 'clarified' his non availability for the World Cup ahead of the historic England v Barbarians double header at Twickenham.

On this week's pod Will Greenwood previews the Gallagher Premiership semi-finals and picks his team of the season. In the week that George Smith announced his retirement we asked who is the greatest no.7 of all time?Ahead of the London leg of the HSBC World Sevens Series, Rupert Cox went to talk to an emotional James Rodwell as his playing days draw to an end.

We are joined by RPA Chief Executive, Damian Hopley to discuss the vital work that they do to promote player welfare in the game. We also discuss Saracens' Champions Cup win and also preview the final round of the Premiership.

We are joined by Bernard Jackman to preview the Champions Cup Final and we get the latest on the Israel Folau story from down under.We also reflect on James Haskell's career and Newcastle Falcons' relegation from the Premiership.

We are joined by one of the stars of the Tyrrells Premiership Final Zoe Harrison to reflect on Saracens' triumph and look ahead to a big summer for England Women.Meanwhile, Will reviews last weekend's Gallagher Premiership and we discuss London Irish's future with Miles Harrison following their promotion back to the top flight.

After Europe's semi-final weekend, Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss the action and look ahead to a Saracens v Leinster finale. This weekend the Tyrrells Premier 15s will reach its conclusion. Captains Lotte Clapp (Saracens) and Rachael Burford (Harlequins) speak with James Gemmell ahead of the winner-takes-all grudge match.

On the pod this week Will Greenwood looks back on a thrilling round of Gallagher Premiership Rugby. We speak to retiring Wallaby and Harlequins forward James Horwill and get his thoughts on Israel Folau’s controversial social media posts. Plus we look forward to a thrilling Heineken Champions Cup weekend with the voice of Sky Sports Rugby, Miles Harrison.

On Restart Rugby Weekend we highlight the phenomenal work that the Rugby Players Association do with professional players past and present. They were there to support former London Welsh, Wasps and Dragons No.8 Ed Jackson when he suffered a life threatening neck injury 2 years ago. It is a remarkable story of resilience, persistence and positivity...

Ten years on from the infamous ‘Bloodgate’ scandal, the man caught in the middle of the mess for Harlequins, Tom Williams, talks to Will Greenwood and James Gemmell about the moment that would change his life. With brutal honesty, Williams explains the details of that day, the culture of the club that surrounded him at that time, and the personalities that pressured him in the months that followed. He details how he has worked his way beyond the shame and the anger, and turn his experiences into positives for other young players entering the high stakes world of professional rugby.

James Gemmell and Will Greenwood review the European Quarter-Finals while Rupert Cox is out in Hong Kong and is joined by Bryan Habana, Mike Friday & Karl Te Nana to discuss all things sevens.

This week, Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox were joined by Steve Martin (Global CEO of M&C Saatchi) and top of the agenda was the current state of the rugby landscape. They also spoke to Edinburgh Chief Richard Cockerill ahead of their European Champions Cup Quarter-Final.

In this podcast special Rupert Cox caught up with Wales fly-half come come full-back Gareth Anscombe who's 20 points helped his side to the Grand Slam.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox look back over the final round of Six Nations 2019 with the help of former Ireland Captain Keith Wood & Red Roses fly-half Katy Daley-McLean. On the menu this week: Gatland's 3rd slam, Katie's 7th, the 76 point Calcutta Cup, leadership, Brexit, team names, IMG and Maidenhead!

On this week's pod we chat all things Six Nations including the potential takeover of the tournament by private equity firm CVC. We preview the huge game in Cardiff between Wales and Ireland and we hear from England playmakers Elliot Daly and Emily Scarratt.

This week Will and Rupert discuss all the big stories surrounding the global game. We hear from Sarah Bern a Red Rose in red-hot form. Plus we reflect on Kieran Read's retirement announcement and ask... If he wins a 3rd RWC, is he the G.O.A.T?

On this week’s podcast, we caught up with Wales Defence Coach, Shaun Edwards following Saturday’s win over England at the Principality Stadium. Rupert and Will also discussed Mathew Tait’s retirement, ‘project reset’ in Wales and also a revolutionary new technique for drop-goals!

James Gemmell joins Will Greenwood to preview Wales v England. Gail Davis is in camp with England's man of the moment Jonny May. World Cup winner Giselle Mather talks Red Roses and her fascinating journey through coaching. We also head down under with Drew Mitchell to discuss the madness from Mourad down on the Med and the start of Super Rugby.

On the pod this week with Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox to discuss the return of Super Rugby are former Australia and Reds captain James Horwill and the two Nicks, Evans & Easter. Will also reveals his mum's gambling habits and gives Round 2 of the Six Nations his full attention.

Dissecting Round 1 of The Six Nations and looking ahead to Round Two...on the podcast this week Will Greenwood & Rupert Cox are joined by Alan Quinlan who despite Slade's "forward pass" was impressed by England, Rachael Burford who finds kormas too spicey and Serge Betsen who's hopes aren't too high for Le Crunch!

On the pod this week Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss the potential of new Nations league, Jim Telfer and Jamie Roberts join for a Six Nations chat, and we look ahead to Super Bowl with Atlanta Falcons Tight end and former England U20 skipper Alex Gray.

This week Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox are at the launch of the Guinness Six Nations. Interviews with Parisse & O'Shea, Laidlaw & Townsend, The Red Roses, Joe Schmidt, Eddie Jones & Alun Wynn Jones

Rupert Cox and Will Greenwood react to England's Six Nations squad announcement live from Twickenham. They get the thoughts of the Guardian's Rob Kitson and Gail Davis chats to Eddie Jones.

On this week's podcast, we hear from an ambitious Greene King Championship club who want their place at England's top tier. We also preview Round 5 of the Heineken Champions Cup.

On Will Greenwood's Podcast we are joined by Gloucester and England fly-half Danny Cipriani.

Sir Clive Woodward joins Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox to discuss his time in charge of England, the 2005 Lions tour, Japan 2019 and all things rugby in this Christmas special.

Stuart Barnes joined Rupert Cox in the studio while Will Greenwood dialled in from the Alps. Topics covered were: Stuart cheating death after falling off a chair when taking down a picture, Brexit, Leicester Tigers, Scott Johnson, the highs and lows of 2018 and an extended interview with Red Roses second row Abbie Scott. Happy Christmas!

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss the latest round of Champions Cup action, where will Beauden Barrett take his sabbatical, the future of Michael Cheika and plenty more.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox talk about the possibility of ring-fencing the Premiership, trouble in Leicester, preview Europe and catch-up with Exeter chief Rob Baxter.

Rupert Cox catches up with England Sevens head coach Simon Amor ahead of the 2018/19 World Rugby Sevens Series opener in Dubai.

Rupert Cox and Will Greenwood were at the 2018 World Rugby Awards from Monaco to reflect on an extraordinary international season.

This week we look back on a huge weekend for World Rugby as Ireland put down their marker for next year's Rugby World Cup. Rupert Cox went to see soon to be Wallaby centurion Will Genia at their London training camp. England back row Mark Wilson tells us how he is preparing for his battle with Pooper. Plus we have a special interview with the RFU's Rugby Development Director Steve Grainger on the work they are doing for grassroots rugby in England.

We are joined by Sam Underhill after his outstanding performance at Twickenham. Gail Davis meets the man who's dream will become reality when Japan host the RWC next year & we preview the game of the year: Ireland v New Zealand.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox visit Pennyhill Park for Eddie Jones' England squad announced to face New Zealand.

This week's pod is from our live 'Swing Low Pub Show' where we preview England's upcoming November Quilter Tests.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox speak to Sir Ian McGeechan about the Lions, and Gail Davis chats to Adam-Ashley Cooper in Japan.

This week Rupert Cox and Will Greenwood are at Twickenham reacting to the squad announced for the Quilter Internationals this autumn. We hear the thoughts of Rob Kitson of the Guardian, Red Roses captain Sarah Hunter, and Gail Davis catches up with Eddie Jones himself.

On this week's podcast we chat to James Haskell about his career and life beyond rugby. Will Greenwood picks his runners and riders in this year's Heineken Champions Cup.01:00 - The Rugby Championship chat07:30 - Gallagher Premiership review14:40 - James Haskell interview40:00 - Heineken Champions Cup preview

This week's Will Greenwood Podcast features interviews with Rob Horne and Nick Dougherty plus the latest from the team in South Africa.

On this week's podcast, Rupert Cox & Will Greenwood discuss Joe Marler's retirement from international rugby, World Rugby's plans to change the seasonal landscape and an exclusive interview with ex-All Black Nick Evans.

This week Will Greenwood & Rupert Cox discuss tackle heights, Wellington wins and we hear from Brad Barritt in an extended interview that reveals his perfect career drop goal record!

Women's rugby special: Will Greenwood is joined by Maggie Alphonsi with exclusive interviews with Nolli Waterman and Giselle Mather.

In this week's episode; Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss CVC's possible Prem takeover, Trouble in Leicester, Eddie's Autumn and a Chris Boyd exclusive interview.1.58 - CVC aproach Premiership Rugby with potential takeover8.40 - Leicester Tigers sack Matt O'Connor20.15 - Exclusive interview with Saints boss Chris Boyd48.23 - Eddie Jones on Autumn picks

Will Greenwood kicks off his new rugby podcast alongside Stuart Barnes and Rupert Cox. This week, the Sky Sports panel discuss All Blacks dominance, John Mitchell's England role, and the key signings in the upcoming domestic season.

The Sky Sports teams in Cape Town & Sydney bring you all the key stories ahead of the final round of summer tests. Can Ireland win the series? Will Cipriani be England's saviour? Features interviews with Danny Cipriani, Mike Brown, Conor Murray & Michael Hooper plus expert opinion from Stuart Barnes, Miles Harrison & Alan Quinlan.

The Sky Sports teams in South Africa and Australia discuss all the latest stories as England and Ireland seek revenge down south this weekend. Features interviews with Brad Shields, Tendai 'Beast' Mtawarira and Johnny Sexton plus expert views from Stuart Barnes, Miles Harrison & Alan Quinlan.

Our Sky Sports teams in South Africa and Australia preview the up coming Summer Tours as the best of the North take on the best of the South. Includes interviews with Owen Farrell, Robbie Henshaw & Michael Cheika as well as expert opinion from Stuart Barnes & Alan Quinlan.

Mark Robson chats to Wallabies Head Coach Michael Cheika on his Irish connection, Aussie Rugby and the challenge in Brisbane. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss a single one of our Summer Test specials.

This weekend sees Scarlets and Exeter defend their titles, Saracens and Leinster look to add to their overflowing trophy cabinets, and Pat Lam’s star-studded Barbarians attempt to rip up the form book at Twickenham. We’ll talk about Paul Gustard and to Lord of the Fan Van himself - Scott Quinnell - in this week’s episode.

Will Greenwood picks his England starting XV against South Africa and delves into the reasons for Ireland's on-field success.

Some tanalising match ups await in Bilbao this weekend: Sexton versus Carter, Polledri versus Navidi, and three-time European Champions versus a squad of French heavyweights yet to lift the trophy. On Saturday, Aurelien Rougerie left the pitch of Stade Marcel-Michelin a Clermont superstar, whilst the Navy's Sam Matavesi walked off the grass of Twickenham under a cloud - shown a red card for an 18th-minute headbutt. Rupert Cox discusses all this and more with Stuart Barnes, on this week's #TheOffload.

As rumours circulate that Warren Gatland or Joe Schmidt could replace Eddie Jones as England Head Coach, we hear who Will Greenwood would choose as his successor. After the inaugural Tyrrells Premier 15s final, where next for the International women's game? And, Scott Quinnell has got himself a new Fan Van! We hear what he's got in store.

Just as the Springboks’ leading try scorer hangs up his boots, England ready themselves for their June Test Series against the South Africans – a trip they will make without captain Dylan Hartley. Who will lead the side in his absence? Will Greenwood and Alex Payne discuss Habana, skippers, Champions Cup, and more in the latest #TheOffload. Don’t forget to hit ‘subscribe’, if you haven’t already.

Stuart Barnes joins Ruperts Cox to discuss the European semi-final match-ups and ask the question, what's next for Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding.

Will Greenwood and James Gemmell discuss Rugby Australia's reaction to Israel Folau's social media comments, John Kingston's departure from Harlequins, and the future of English coaches in the game.

Will Greenwood and James Gemmell chat Irish dominance in Europe and Ex-Saracens director of rugby Mark Evans joins the Offload to talk about the state of English club rugby.

Graham Simmons sits down with Ireland Grand Slam winner and Munster hero CJ Stander to chat 6 nations and the upcoming European game v Toulon.

This week, Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox explore the latest rumours of Premiership ring fencing. Are the Exeter Chiefs a glowing endorsement of promotion and relegation? Or are the reigning champions an anomaly in an otherwise flawed system? Speaking of flaws: how far is too far? In the light of cricket's ball tampering scandal, how does cheating manifest itself in rugby? Don't forget to hit 'subscribe', so that you never miss another #TheOffload...

Will Greenwood and James Gemmell dissect the 2018 Six Nations including Ireland's Grand Slam, and discuss whether England should rest some key players in June.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss Eddie Jones derogatory comments about Ireland and Wales, and if Ireland are on course for their third ever Grand Slam.

James Gemmell and Will Greenwood preview Round 4 of the 6 Nations. Has there been a massive overreaction to England's loss to Scotland? The guys discuss all things 6 Nations as well as previewing the Red Roses' crunch clash in Paris.

Toby Flood joins Will Greenwood and Alex Payne to chat through the action packed Six Nations weekend.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox dissect this weekend's Six Nations games, and are joined by Jim Telfer to preview the Calcutta Cup game at Murrayfield.

Stuart Barnes joins James Gemmell to discuss his logging onto twitter for the first time, use of the TMO & Italy's progress in the Six Nations. All this and more this weeks The Offload.

On this week’s ‘The Offload’, Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox are joined by Scott Quinnell ahead of Saturday’s mouth-watering M4 derby. How much of Wales’ triumph in Cardiff was due to an underwhelming Scottish performance? What allows players to handle the pressure of an 83rd minute must-score drop goal? And when is an HIA not an HIA? All this and more in our latest offering.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox preview the opening round of the men's 6 Nations, and Sue Day joins to discuss the Women's Championship.

On 'The Offload this week Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss the prospect of a ring-fenced Premiership, the pros & cons of relegation, the European Quarter Finals and we hear the thoughts of Eddie Jones, Conor O'Shea & Joe Schmidt who all rate themselves as Six Nations underdogs.1'32" - Premiership ring-fencing8'48" - European Quarter Finals13'19" - Six Nations Preview14'44" - Conor O'Shea picks a pretty strong England team for Eddie Jones!15'30" - Will backs Ireland to win the Six Nations20'57" - Will's Brickbat & Bouquet for this week

Eddie Jones extends his England contract to 2021, Mathieu Bastareaud suspended for three weeks and who will progress in Europe? Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss this and more on The Offload.1.45 - Eddie Jones extends contract to 20218.55 - Mathieu Bastareaud's 3-week ban15.18 - Should Gerbrandt Grobler play for Munster?18.55 - Champions Cup final round preview

Graham Simmons caught up with Iain Henderson who shared his thoughts on his nickname, sleeping habits and feelings for Bruce Springsteen as well as the more serious topic of Ulster's lack of consistency.

Rupert Cox and Stuart Barnes discuss Wasps’ reported All Black signing, pay parity for the women’s game and look ahead to this weekend’s crucial European clashes as teams look to progress.00.51 - Lima Sopoaga set to join Wasps05.55 - Australian pay parity between men and women10.08 - Champions Cup round 5 preview

Will Greenwood discusses his hopes for 2018 and which players could emerge on the world stage.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox are back, and tackling the big issues. Speaking of tackles... was Manu Tuilagi's citing right to be overturned? The pair also dissect the Anthony Watson vs Mike Brown debate, the Dragons' formidable spending power, and their European quarter-final predictions. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe, so that you never miss another Offload.

Are English clubs in decline? Who should replace Jim Mallinder at Northampton Saints? Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss this, and more on The Offload.

Chris Ashton talks to Graham Simmons about his new life in France, a new position at full-back and his previous life in England.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox delve through the big issues in rugby union. This week they discuss if Test matches outside the international window should be scrapped, what can the Springboks do to turn around their form and are Saracens on the decline?

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss the laws of rugby and if the TMO process need simplifying

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World Rugby CEO Brett Gosper joined Will Greenwood & Rupert Cox to discuss the Rugby World Cup bidding process, player welfare and club v country.

Scott 'Razor' Robertson joins Will and Rupert on the Offload to chat World Cup bids and the Barbarians!

Will Greenwood and James Gemmell discuss England's big star citings, Wales' new squad and if the All Blacks are becoming beatable.

Wales' new 60 cap rule and Hartley v George discussed in this week's Offload!

Rob Andrew's book and Plastic Pitches!

Is rugby's citing and disciplinary system consistent? Should all international Tests have a clear-cut winner? And who has earnt rugby infamy as the game's greatest plonker? Will Greenwood & Rupert Cox unpick the week's talking points.

Should tackling be banned at School? Will players go on strike? Will Greenwood & Rupert Cox debate the big issues.

Michael Lynagh & Mike Friday join Rupert Cox to discuss the big topics of the week including the state of the international game, taking rugby to America and when sport and politics mix.

The new Sky Sports Rugby Union Podcast. John Smit and Scott Quinnell join Rupert Cox to debate the club v country row, the land grab in rugby union and referee Wayne Barnes discusses the ever evolving laws.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss the opening weekend of PRO14 and Premiership Rugby as the new season gets underway.

Luke Fitzgerald and Sir Ian McGeechan pick their Lions team to face New Zealand in the first Test on June 24th.

Will Greenwood joins Jimmy Gemmell to look back at a thrilling finals weekend in Europe.

Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox look ahead to next weekend's Champions Cup final.

Will Greenwood digests the weekend's rugby action and news.

Will Greenwood and Alex Payne discuss the semi-finals of the Champions Cup and Challenge Cup.

Join Will Greenwood and Laura-Jane Jones as they take you through the runners and riders, ahead of Wednesday's squad announcement.

Will Greenwood joins James Gemmell to discuss the; weekend's action, fitness of two potential Lions captains and European Semi Finals.

Will Greenwood joins Laura-Jane Jones to look back on a busy quarter final weekend, and as always Lions selection pops up too!

Will Greenwood joins James Gemmell to discuss the upcoming European Quarter Final matches.

Will Greenwood joins Rupert Cox to discuss the Six Nations thrilling finale and talks British & Irish Lions selection.

James Gemmell is joined by Will Greenwood who talks washing machines and how Mike Brown is like Peter Schmeichel.

Alex Payne is joined by Will Greenwood to discuss Micah Richards, Wayne Rooney and make time for the world of rugby too.

Six Nations wrap up with Will Greenwood & Laura-Jane Jones

Will Greenwood joins Rupert Cox to answer viewers questions on all things rugby!

Will Greenwood and Laura-Jane Jones analyse the second round of the 2017 RBS Six Nations.

Will Greenwood joins Rupert Cox to discuss round one of the Six Nations.

Will Greenwood and James Gemmell look ahead to the opening round of the 2017 Six Nations.

Laura-Jane Jones chats with Will Greenwood all things round 6 of the European Champions Cup.

Will Greenwood joins Laura Jane Jones to review round 5 of the European Champions Cup.

Will Greenwood and James Gemmell discuss everything rugby including the new tackle law.

Will Greenwood rounds up a great weekend of European rugby on Sky Sports with Laura Jane Jones

Rupert Cox rounds up a great weekend of European rugby & Sevens on Sky Sports with Will Greenwood.

In this weeks podcast James Gemmell & Will Greenwood discuss England's unbeaten year, Pat Lam's move to Bristol and Dan Lydiate ruled out for Lions selection.

In this weeks podcast James Gemmell & Will Greenwood discuss a huge weekend just gone of International Rugby.

On this week's Podcast, Will Greenwood joins Rupert Cox to discuss the opening round of Autumn Internationals.

On this week's Podcast, Will Greenwood joins Laura Jane-Jones to discuss the opening round of Autumn Internationals.

On this week's Podcast, Will Greenwood joins James Gemmell to talk about Ireland's historic victory over the All Blacks, a classic Baa Baas performance and the Autumn Internationals.

Andy Powell joins us on the Sky Sports Rugby Union podcast to discuss his retirement and the struggles he has had with depression.

On this week's Podcast, Wallaby International Drew Mitchell discusses the Rugby Championship, Aaron Smith's disciplinary issue, Mike Ford's arrival in Toulon, and Eddie Jones' alternative coaching techniques.

This week, former South Africa fly-half Joel Stransky looks ahead to the Springboks Rugby Championship meeting with Australia.

This week, former Ireland and Munster legend Alan Quinlan joins the Sky Sports Rugby Union Podcast, looking ahead to The Red Army's match against Edinburgh in Pro12.

This week Thinus Delport joins Rupert Cox to discuss the state of Springbok rugby, the quota system and whether they’ve got a chance against the All Blacks. He also takes part in our weekly Lions quiz!

On this week’s podcast James Gemmell chats to former All Blacks scrum-half Justin Marshall about all things British and Irish Lions and we preview the two big Rugby Championship internationals.

Ulster and Ireland back Tommy Bowe joins Rupert Cox to discuss the return of the Guinness PRO12.

World Cup Winner Ali Williams explains his move to the French Champions Racing 92. We also discuss New Zealand’s blackwash, England’s whitewash and the British and Irish Lions Tour.

On this week’s podcast we’re joined by World Cup Winner Richard Hill and discuss all things England.

Gordon D'Arcy looks back on a historic weekend for Irish Rugby.

Former England and British & Irish Lions International Neil Back looks ahead to England's Summer Tour of Australia.

Harlequins Academy Manager and former Saracens number 8 Tony Diprose looks ahead to this weekend’s European Finals

Grenoble boss Bernard Jackman looks ahead to the European Finals and Ulster v Leinster this Saturday.

Former Wasps boss Sir Ian McGeechan previews the European Champions Cup Semi-Finals.

Glasgow Warriors boss Gregor Townsend previews next week’s European semi-finals and his side’s Pro 12 visit to The Scarlets this Saturday afternoon.

Michael Lynagh joins Rupert Cox to preview the European quarter finals.

Will Greenwood joins James Gemmell to discuss if England can collect their first 6 Nations Grand Slam since 2003 when they head to France this Saturday.

Former Wales international Scott Quinnell joins James Gemmell to look ahead to the big Six Nations clash between Wales and England.

World Cup and Grand Slam winner Phil Vickery previews England v Wales and discusses tackling and scrums in this week’s podcast with Rupert Cox.

Former Ireland International Alan Quinlan joins James Gemmell to talk about the big Six Nations clash between Ireland and England this Saturday. Also, see if you can beat Alan in our quiz!

Stuart Barnes joins Rupert Cox on this week's episode of the Sky Sports Rugby Union podcast. Barnes looks at the current Six Nations standings, and has a go at our quiz!

The Sky Sports Rugby Union podcast returns and Ieuan Evans, captain of Wales' Championship winning team of 1994, previews this weekend’s matches in the Six Nations.

Former Newcastle, Toulon and Northampton centre Tom May joins Rupert Cox to preview the upcoming weekend of Champions Cup action.

Dewis Morris joins James Gemmell to discuss the weekend's Champions Cup action and Eddie Jones' first England EPS squad.

Stuart Barnes joins Alex Payne to discuss the weekend's Champions Cup action.

Nick Kennedy, European Cup winner with Toulon, joins Alex Payne to preview the weekend’s big games in the European Champions Cup.

Ieuan Evans, European Cup winner with Bath, joins Rupert Cox to preview the weekend’s big games in the European Champions Cup.

Former Wasps fly half Andy Goode reflects on a fantastic start for his old club in the Champions Cup

Scott Quinnell joins Rupert Cox to discuss the passing of All Black great Jonah Lomu and the success of English sides in last week's European Rugby Champions Cup matches.

Stuart Barnes joins James Gemmell to discuss the opening round of European Club rugby.

James Gemmell and former Wallabies skipper James Horwill preview the upcoming World Cup Final between New Zealand and Australia.

Rupert Cox is joined Phil Waugh to discuss the Wallabies' performance in the World Cup so far and Australia’s semi-final match against Argentina as David Pocock and Israel Folau are passed fit.

Rupert Cox is joined by Leicester Tigers' Gonzalo Camacho to look ahead to the Rugby World Cup semi-final matches.

Sean Fitzpatrick looks ahead to the World Cup semi-final weekend.

Jean de Villiers joins James Gemmell to discuss South Africa's quarter-final against Scotland, and ahead to their semi-final clash over the All Blacks.

Alan Quinlan joins Rupert Cox to look ahead to Ireland's quarter-final clash with Argentina.

Rory Lawson joins Rupert Cox to discuss the bans given to Ross Ford and Jonny Gray, and the impact on the Scotland team.

Ieuan Evans joins James Gemmell for the Sky Sports World Cup Podcast to discuss Wales' World Cup campaign so far and the challenges that lie ahead.

Thinus Delport joins James Gemmell for the Sky Sports World Cup Podcast to discuss South Africa's upcoming match against the USA and the opportunity for the Springboks to top pool B.

2003 World Cup winners Will Greenwood and Neil Back join Stuart Barnes and Dean Ryan to deliver their verdict on England's 2015 World Cup exit.

Pat Sanderson says "we are seeing raw emotion" from the England players following their dramatic defeat to Wales.

Scott Quinnell joins Rupert Cox for the Sky Sports World Cup Podcast. Quinnell talks through Wales' win over England and ahead to the Fiji clash.

Kiwi legend Andrew Mehrtens joins James Gemmell to talk about his experiences at the 2015 Rugby World Cup. Plus, see how Mehrtens gets on in our RWC quiz!

Stuart Barnes joins James Gemmell to discuss England's Rugby World Cup clash with Wales. Plus, see how Barnes gets on with our RWC quiz!

Michael Lynagh joins James Gemmell to discuss the Wallabies' #pooper starting combination of Michael Hooper and David Pocock. Plus, see how Michael gets on in our quiz!

Will Greenwood joins Alex Payne for the first Sky Sports Rugby World Cup podcast. See if you can beat Will in the RWC quiz!

Shane Horgan looks ahead to the opening weekend of the Rugby World Cup, and Ireland's clash with Canada. Click to see how Shane gets on with our RWC quiz!