Jean De Villiers

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…

Ep. 10: Will with Jean de Villiers

Tadhg Beirne

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 &amp; 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…

Ep 9: Will with Tadhg Beirne

Ken Owens

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.

Ep 8: Will with Ken Owens

John Bentley

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’.

Ep 7: Will with John Bentley

As the Lions tour in South Africa gets under way Will is joined by two legends of the front row club in Tandai Mtawarira &amp; 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.

Ep 6: Will with Beast & Raging Bull

Sam Warburton

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.

Ep 5: Will with Sam Warburton

Felix Jones

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.

Ep 4: Will with Jacques Nienaber & Felix Jones

Gregor Townsend

​​​​​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...

Ep 3: Will with Gregor Townsend

James Robson

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 &amp; 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.

Ep 2: Will with Dr. James Robson

Alastair Campbell

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.

Ep 1: Will with Alastair Campbell

@WillGreenwood and @SkySportsRugby bring you all the latest from the world of rugby union.

The rugby pod and the BBC podcast are infinitely better. This podcast is stuck referencing 2003 and is way to ego centric around Will Greenwood. Shame because the guests are good and Rupert Cox is knowledgeable

Very average

Big Nick Scotrum is the king of the scrum. A brute. And one of the best players Wadpaddle has ever had. When Wadpaddle took the pitch and soundly beat the Meatcliffe lads 15-6, it was Big Nick Scotrum who showed the way.
It was a long time coming. It was VICTORY❗️

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Will Greenwood's Rugby Podcast

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.

Ep 15: Europe, CVC & Cheika

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

European finals review

In Calcutta Cup week Will &amp; 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"!

Ep 29: Great Scott... Hastings

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 &amp; Isa Nacewa who looks forward to a positive future for the All Blacks.

Ep 13: RWC 2019 | The Final Countdown

On this week's podcast, Will &amp; 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 &amp; 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.

Ep 14: RWC 2019 | The Final Curtain

Crusaders boss Scott Robertson joins Will &amp; 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.

Crusaders boss Scott Robertson joins Will &amp; 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.

Ep 40: Razor... the best a pod can get!

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!

Ep 16: Greenwood on the slopes, Stuart in the studio & a singing Scott!

This week, Rupert &amp; 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.

This week, Rupert &amp; 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.

Ep 24: Saracens' 2020 vision

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!

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!

Ep 15: Saracens Salary Scandal

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.

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.

Ep 12: RWC 2019 | Strictly Rugby

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...

Ep. 27: Ring fencing rumours and winning at all costs

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.

Ep 1: Keeping Up with the Joneses

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.

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.

Ep 21: Foster - Good Call?

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.

Ep 22: Nations League Rugby and Super Bowl LIII

Warren Gatland

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 &amp; 2017.Plus we preview the final game of the season in the northern hemisphere, the Final of the Top 14, Toulouse v Clermont Auvergne.

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 &amp; 2017. Plus we preview the final game of the season in the northern hemisphere, the Final of the Top 14, Toulouse v Clermont Auvergne.

Ep 42: Warren Gatland Lions Special

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

Ep 21: The Guinness Six Nations

Mark Wilson

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.

Ep 12: Will Genia, Mark Wilson, England v Australa

Rob Baxter

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.

Ep 14: Rob Baxter, Ring-Fencing & Europe

Sarah Bern

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?

Ep 27: Sarah Bern - England's red-hot rose

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.

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.

Ep 34: Mountain out of a Marler hill?

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