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Published by We Need To Talk About Welsh Rugby
A Wales rugby podcast for fans who live and breathe the game. We cover the Wales national team, the URC, Six Nations, Autumn Internationals, and the biggest stories in Welsh rugby – with honest reactions, analysis, and debate. Each episode breaks down matches, selections, coaching decisions, and performances across Welsh rugby, from international fixtures to regional rugby. Whether it’s a big Six Nations clash or frustrating news from the WRU, we react and discuss all the things that matter to Welsh rugby fans. New episodes released regularly throughout the rugby season.
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We discuss the following questions: What was the feeling coming out of the Welsh camp as the tournament progressed? Do we have an accurate idea of where this Welsh team is currently at in world rugby? Why is the game said to be in crisis when the product on the field is so good? How does Welsh rugby balance finding the optimum financial model, whilst maintaining its history, culture and breadth of participation? What improvements do Wales need to make from now until the RWC 2027?
Wales won a Six Nations game!
Our reaction to another improved performance from Wales in Dublin.
Our reaction to Wales’ heartbreaking defeat to Scotland.
Our reaction to a French masterclass in Cardiff
Our reaction to Wales’ woeful display against England.
Katie, Will and Will chat about the past success of regional rugby, the current state of play and what we need to do to move forward.
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