Ruck ‘n’ Roll

Grav’s missing in action, but Patricia has a more than capable substitute in Will Owen of The Squidge Rugby World Cup Retrospective to discuss The Inbetweeners, novelty fullbacks, 30 man brawls, The Muppets and “rugby for like 5 minutes.”

For a very long time, humanity has pondered what effect a small change in history could make. A ripple in time that can change the course of history. It's been pondered by some of the world's greatest minds; Johann Gottlieb Fichte's 'The Vocation of Man,' Ray Bradbury's 'A Sound of Thunder' and - of course - Gwyneth Paltrow in 'Sliding Doors.'

But, what about the wrinkles in rugby's history. In an alternative rugby-verse, Wayne Pivac and Eddie Jones stayed in the top jobs. But what came next?

Grav and Patricia sit down to talk rugby chaos, pizza delivery, Hinge, Dancing with the Stars, fighting Paddington Bear and landing planes. There's also some chat on Warren Gatland, Eddie Jones, Ian Foster and the Champions Cup. If you like that sort of thing.

Grav and Patricia discuss Wayne Pivac, Wales, THAT Scrum V interview, High School Musical, Taskmaster and a little bit of Munster.

This week's episode discusses the woes at Worcester Warriors, Max Malins return to Ashton Gate, the less glorious Cardiff Rugby incident and the Women's Rugby World Cup. 

We also ask important questions like; Is Italian rugby the future? And, what is the best thing at Greggs? 

Plus, the excellent Jess Hayden joins us for Unpropular Opinion to answer the question, Will women's rugby save the sport?