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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2025 · 36 MIN

Rugby Roundup – Controversies, Jokes, and MLR Midseason Insights

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In this episode of A&D Podcast, we dive into the latest headlines shaking up the rugby world. We kick things off with legendary referee Nigel Owens’ recent comments on the impact of tactical substitutions—are teams abusing the system, or is it just part of the modern game? Then, we shifted gears to RugbyJOE’s April Fools joke that had fans buzzing. While it was all in good fun, it raises an interesting question: could the rugby landscape benefit from this fictional scenario?Next, we focus on Major League Rugby, where players have shared their thoughts on Anthem RC—the new club directly connected to USA Rugby. How is the team progressing, and what does its development mean for the future of American rugby? From there, we break down all the action from Week 7, analyzing key results and discussing how the playoff picture is shaping up as we move deeper into the season.Don’t miss out on this jam-packed episode filled with insights, analysis, and plenty of rugby banter! Be sure to subscribe and tune in for future episodes as we keep you updated on everything happening in the world of rugby. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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