If you missed it on Monday, here is another opportunity to listen to Nick Heath’s epic Six Nations preview – check it out, you’ll like it.
The Six Nations is now just days away, and Nick Heath has been talking to pretty much everyone in the rugby world to bring you The Rugby Blog’s Six Nations Preview Podcast.
It’s an incredible line-up of interview guests and special features, with exclusive commentary, thoughts on what will happen and plenty of predictions as to who will win.
Following Keith Wood, Jerry Guscott and John Inverdale last week, Declan Kidney, Warren Gatland, Martin Johnson, Marc Lievremont, Andy Robinson, Nick Mallett, Brian O’Driscoll, Ryan Jones, Chris Cusiter, Leonardo Giraldini, Ieuan Evans, Jason Leonard, Andy Nicol, Mark Cueto, Ugo Monye and Nick Easter all feature this week!
Nick deserves a big thank you for all his efforts in putting this together, and we hope you enjoy it.
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Don’t forget that you can listen on the site, or subscribe via iTunes to download the Podcast to your iPod or iPhone. Then you can listen on the train or in the car during your commute, or tune in whilst working out in a gym, or pounding the streets in your running shoes!
Really enjoyed this boys……now i really cant wait for the six nations to begin, COME ON ENGLAND!!
This is awesome! Some interesting views, particularly about the French selection policy. I can’t wait for Saturday!
A wonderful apertitif to what promises to be a feast of a tournament; many thanks RugbyBlog! I’m looking forward to enjoying your coverage over the coming weeks – COME ON ENGLAND, and Ireland if England don’t do all that well – ah the joy of the 6 nations…
Miss Fitzroy Carters?! The best name to ever comment on TRB. Love it.
Cracking podcast Nick. Just a shame that the Irish, Welsh, Scottish, French and Italian contributors seemed to know nothing about rugby and spout a load of rubbish….
England for the Grand Slam!
Brilliant Podcast! Sounded like great fun, full of insightful interviews and comment! Keep it coming chaps! Come on England!