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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2023 · 53 MIN

Rugby Direct - Episode 87

from Rugby Direct · host Newstalk ZB

This week on Rugby Direct, Elliott and Liam are in London - as the All Blacks count down to their final World Cup warm-up match against the Springboks. We debate that match, the likely selections as well as what is being gained from the warm-up fixtures. We talk the Owen Farrell saga, as well as the latest Eddie Jones and Rugby Australia hijinks as well as the ongoing question of the NPC.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week on Rugby Direct, Elliott and Liam are in London - as the All Blacks count down to their final World Cup warm-up match against the Springboks. We debate that match, the likely selections as well as what is being gained from the warm-up...

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