CTK-42: NRL Scrums, Bok Depth and Pure Nonsense

NRL Scrums, Bok Depth and Pure NonsenseA week without international rugby has officially broken us.This week on Cut the Kak, Chad and Byron enter the world of the NRL, attempt to understand its so-called scrums, and reluctantly admit that rugby league can be bloody entertaining when you stop comparing it to union.We also break down the latest Currie Cup action, make our predictions for the next round, and discuss why some teams should never be allowed to wear similar kits again.Then it’s time for the main event: the Springboks and All Blacks have named stacked squads for rugby’s greatest rivalry. We discuss the biggest omissions, including Embrose Papier, Evan Roos and Du’Plessis Kirifi, compare the depth across both teams, and discover that the two squads weigh more than nine tonnes combined.Plus, Rassie for president, Bakkies Botha running correctional services, four flyhalves in one Springbok backline, and far too much Harvey Norman chat.Who was the biggest squad omission, and are NRL scrums even allowed to be called scrums?Subscribe to Cut the Kak and follow us on social media:@cut_the_kak#Springboks #AllBlacks #NRL