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Last Updated: June 13, 2026
Dive into the vibrant world of Welsh rugby with The Attacking Scrum podcast, where the passion of Welsh fans comes to life. Experience the excitement of Welsh rugby matches, including the intense battles of the Six Nations, the thrill of the Autumn Internationals, the global spectacle of the Rugby World Cup, the pride of the British and Irish Lions tour, and the fierce competition of the United Rugby Championship.
At The Attacking Scrum, we celebrate the spirit of Wales rugby, covering everything from unforgettable game moments to behind-the-scenes insights. Join us as we dissect game strategies, relive iconic victories, and explore the stories that define Welsh rugby and its four professional regions: Cardiff Blues, Scarlets, Ospreys, and Dragons.
But that's not all. Tune in to exclusive interviews with iconic figures like Warren Gatland, Sam Warburton, and Jamie Roberts, gaining unparalleled insights into the game from the player
One Last Six Nations | Wales Win, Awards & Saying Goodbye
This week on Attacking Scrum, it’s our final ever Six Nations episode.
Encouraging Wales v Ireland Performance | Italy Shock England & Scotland Beat France
This week on Attacking Scrum, it’s a Six Nations review with plenty to unpack — starting with an encouraging Welsh performance against Ireland national rugby union team.
Wales Are Improving… But Can They Finish? | Plus Weekend Preview
Wales have moved from collapse to competitiveness — but competitive isn’t the same as convincing. In this episode of Attacking Scrum, we break down what has actually improved in Wales’ system, why closing tight Test matches remains a problem, and what “progress” really means ahead of a huge clash with Ireland.
Pride, Pain & Power Plays | Wales Heartbreak and the WRU Showdown
Wales produced their most encouraging performance of the Six Nations but still fell to a narrow, heartbreaking defeat — raising fresh questions about progress, game management and how long rebuilds can last without results. In this episode of Attacking Scrum, we break down the performance positives, the key moment that swung the match, and whether Steve Tandy’s message of pride over despair is the right approach.
Wales Crushed by France | Six Nations Reality Check
Wales suffered a brutal 54‑12 defeat to France in Cardiff, leaving fans and players asking hard questions about the state of Welsh rugby. In this episode of Attacking Scrum, we break down exactly what went wrong on the field — from structural failures to tactical confusion — and discuss the key moments that exposed the team’s composure and confidence.
Wales Exposed at Twickenham | A New Low...Again
Wales were brutally exposed by England at Twickenham in one of their most sobering Six Nations defeats in recent memory. In this episode of Attacking Scrum, it’s just us and The Mighty Murph breaking down exactly what went wrong — tactically, physically, and mentally — and why this loss feels bigger than a bad day at the office.
Welsh Rugby at Breaking Point | Ospreys Under Threat & Six Nations Pressure
Welsh rugby is facing one of the most serious moments in its modern history. In this episode of Attacking Scrum, we examine why the Ospreys appear more vulnerable than ever as the WRU pushes ahead with plans to restructure the professional game and why trust in Welsh rugby’s leadership is rapidly eroding.
Signs of Life? Wales Push NZ Before Fading | Ben Coles on Tandy’s Rebuild & WRU Turmoil
This week on The Attacking Scrum, Ged welcomes Ben Coles from The Observer to break down Wales’ performance in their defeat to New Zealand, a match where, despite a 26–52 scoreline, there were genuine signs of progress under new head coach Steve Tandy.
Last-Kick Drama: Wales Edge Japan, Nations Championship Plans Revealed | With Luke Upton
This week on The Attacking Scrum, Ged is joined by writer and rugby storyteller Luke Upton to break down a huge few days for Welsh rugby.
Tandy’s Tough Start: Wales Brushed Aside by Argentina, Morgan Injured, and What Comes Next
This week on The Attacking Scrum, Ged is joined by rugby writer Iestyn Thomas to react to a challenging start to Steve Tandy’s reign as Wales head coach, as his side are brushed aside by Argentina in his first match in charge.
WRU Consultation Ends: One Region to Go | With Seimon Williams
This week on The Attacking Scrum, Ged is joined by top Welsh rugby writer Seimon Williams to break down the end of the WRU’s consultation period and the headline decision that one of Wales’s professional regions will be cut.
Welsh Rugby’s Crossroads: Regional Restructure & R360 Fallout | With Christian Nicholas (The Welsh Sports Channel)
In this episode of The Attacking Scrum, Ged is joined by Christian Nicholas from The Welsh Sports Channel to make sense of another chaotic chapter in Welsh rugby.
West Wales Wanders and East Wales Marauders?
In this episode of The Attacking Scrum, host Ged is joined by author and rugby writer Seimon Williams to tackle the WRU’s controversial proposal to cut the number of professional teams in Wales down to just two. Will this bold restructure strengthen the men’s national team or gamble away the game’s future? We explore whether Dave Redding is betting it all on this plan, the potential impact of Super Rygbi Cymru, and what the changes could mean for the women’s game in Wales. Essential listening for anyone who cares about the future of Welsh rugby.
Lions Win a Classic at the MCG
The Attacking Scrum returns as Ged and The Mighty Murph review one of the greatest Lions Tests in recent memory, a dramatic Second Test win over Australia at the MCG.
Tandy Time: Wales’ New Era & Lions Bite First
Wales have a new head coach Steve Tandy is in, and the Attacking Scrum team have thoughts. Ged is joined by The Mighty Murph to react to the WRU’s appointment, what it means for Welsh rugby’s future, and how Tandy’s style might shape the next era.
Wales Beaten by Japan + Lions Grind Out Wins
Wales slump to a disappointing defeat against Japan in the Land of the Burning Sun — and the Attacking Scrum is back to pick through the wreckage.
Lions Beat Western Force – Standouts, Selection Debates & Japan v Wales Preview
The British & Irish Lions got the job done in Perth — but what did we really learn from the win over the Western Force?
Lions Shock Loss to Argentina + Player Ratings & Western Force Preview
The Attacking Scrum team reacts to the British & Irish Lions’ surprise loss to Argentina with full analysis and reaction.
Lions Tour 2025 Preview: Argentina Warm-Up & Australian Challenge
This week, we’re joined by rugby writer Iestyn Thomas to preview the build-up to the 2025 British & Irish Lions tour of Australia. We dive into the upcoming warm-up against Argentina in Dublin, the form and potential threat of Joe Schmidt’s Wallabies, and early standout names putting their hands up for selection. Expect player picks, tactical chat, and a few left-field predictions as the countdown to Lions 2025 begins in earnest.
Scarlets Show Pride, Hendrikse Winks & WRU Chaos Continues
Guests: Christian (Welsh Sports Channel), Iestyn Thomas (journalist)
“Revolution, Not Evolution”: Is Welsh Rugby at Breaking Point?
Welsh rugby faces renewed turmoil as Scarlets and Ospreys reject the WRU’s new Professional Rugby Agreement, sparking fears of regional collapse. With communities, players, and sponsors caught in the fallout, questions are growing over the sport’s long-term viability. Author Seimon Thomas breaks down the latest developments and explores whether radical change is now the only way forward.
Farrell’s Lions, WRU Fallout & Scarlets Rising
Host Ged is joined by journalist Iestyn Thomas and fan favourite Mighty Murph to unpack a big week in rugby. The panel reacts to Andy Farrell’s Lions squad announcement , who earned their ticket to Australia, and who’s unlucky to miss out?
Picking the 2025 Lions: Bolters, Captains & Not Many Welshmen
In this special episode of the podcast, co-hosts Ged, Christian and Oli dive deep into their selections for the 2025 British & Irish Lions squad to tour Australia. With Six Nations form fresh in the mind, they debate the biggest selection headaches .
Dave Reddin, Rising Welsh Coaches, and a Good Week for the Regions
In this week’s episode of The Attacking Scrum, Ged is joined by fan favourite Might Murph, taking a rare break from gatecrashing hospitality boxes to tackle another massive week in Welsh rugby. They dive into the WRU’s appointment of Dave Reddin as Director of Rugby, is he the man to finally deliver change? They also explore the rising stock of Welsh coaches in recent months, and whether a true coaching revival is underway. Finally, with Cardiff Rugby facing administration, they ask: is the club still an attractive investment, or has the ship already sailed? Expect big opinions, plenty of laughs, and the usual no-nonsense rugby chat.
Is Steve Tandy the Answer? And Is a Franchised Premiership the End of Anglo-Welsh Hopes?
In this episode of The Attacking Scrum, Ged sits down with Telegraph rugby journalist Charlie Morgan to unpack the growing rumours around Steve Tandy becoming Wales’ next head coach. Is he the right choice to rebuild the national side? Then the conversation shifts to the looming transformation of English club rugby into a franchised Premiership. Will this kill off any chance of an Anglo-Welsh league, or could it offer a surprising lifeline for the Welsh regions? Big insights and even bigger questions on the future of the game.
Cardiff Rugby in Crisis: What Administration Means
In this must-listen episode of The Attacking Scrum, host Ged is joined by author and rugby historian Seimon Williams to react to the breaking news that Cardiff Rugby is going into administration. What does this financial meltdown mean for the club, the capital, and the wider landscape of Welsh rugby? The pair also delve into the expected appointment of Wales' new Director of Rugby — what kind of impact can we expect, and is it too little too late? Expect strong opinions, deep insight, and a brutally honest look at where Welsh rugby goes from here.
The Future of Welsh Rugby: WRU Accountability, Regional Strategy & URC Round-Up
In this episode of The Attacking Scrum, Ged welcomes rugby author Seimon Williams to break down the latest developments in Welsh rugby following WRU CEO Abi Tierney’s candid admission of responsibility for the national team’s decline. We discuss the future of the four Welsh regions, the search for a new Director of Rugby, and what’s needed to rebuild the game from the ground up. Plus, we round up all the key action from the United Rugby Championship , analysing how the Welsh sides are faring in the competition.
Guinness Six Nations: A New Low (another one)
In this episode of The Attacking Scrum, Ged is joined by Christian and The Mighty Murph to dissect Wales’ heaviest-ever Six Nations defeat. Where does Welsh rugby go from here? Could Scott Johnson really take over as Director of Rugby? And is Shaun Edwards the answer as Head Coach? Plus, on a lighter note, Murph shares the unbelievable story of how he ended up in the Royal Box at Cheltenham! A must-listen for passionate Welsh rugby fans.
Guinness Six Nations: Wales' Fightback, England Clash & Six Nations Drama
In this episode of The Attacking Scrum, Ged is joined by Christian from the Welsh Sports Channel to break down a thrilling weekend of Six Nations rugby. We review Wales' late fightback in their loss to Scotland, preview their must-win clash against England in Cardiff, and assess the title race after France stunned Ireland and England kept their hopes alive against Italy. Plus, we discuss the upcoming British & Irish Lions squad announcement and pick players who’ve strengthened their selection chances. Don’t miss this packed episode full of fan insight, bold predictions, and passionate Welsh rugby debate!
Guinness Six Nations: Wales’ Edinburgh Trip, Sherratt’s Strategy & URC Action
On this week’s episode of The Attacking Scrum Podcast, Mighty Murph and Iestyn Thomas join us to preview Wales’ game against Scotland and the potential changes Matt Sherratt could make. We also preview the highly anticipated Ireland vs. France clash in the Six Nations, and look back at the action in the URC, including the Ospreys’ sensational victory over Glasgow. Get all the fan analysis, hot takes, and armchair insights from The Attacking Scrum. Tune in now!
Guinness Six Nations: Wales Show Signs of Life, but Reality Bites
Wales showed real fight against Ireland, but is this a turning point or another false dawn? In this episode of Attacking Scrum, we break down the positives from Cardiff, Matt Sherratt’s influence, and the big selection calls that made a difference. Plus, we review England’s dramatic win over Scotland – what went wrong for the Scots, and what does it mean for Wales’ crucial trip to Murrayfield? All that and more in this week’s deep dive into the Six Nations.
Guinness Six Nations: Previewing Matt Sherratt’s First Game in Charge & Gatland’s Departure Fallout
This week on The Attacking Scrum podcast, Ged is joined by Murph to preview Matt Sherratt’s first game in charge of Wales. With Sherratt taking the reins, we discuss the likely team selection, key players to watch, and what to expect from the new coaching setup. The episode also delves into the fallout from Warren Gatland’s departure, exploring the legacy he leaves behind and what Sherratt's appointment means for Welsh rugby moving forward. Don’t miss it!
Emergency Pod: Warren Gatland's Sacking – Who’s Next in Line for Wales?
In tonight's episode of The Attacking Scrum Podcast, Ged and Dan analyze the aftermath of Warren Gatland's sacking as Wales’ head coach. With the coaching landscape now wide open, they discuss the potential candidates to take the reins, including Michael Cheika, Simon Easterby, and Franco Smith. Tune in for fan insights into who could be the next long-term head coach of Welsh rugby and what it means for the team’s future.
Six Nations: Wales' Crushing Defeat to Italy – Is that it for Gatland?
In this episode of The Attacking Scrum, we dissect Wales' disappointing loss to Italy in the Six Nations. We ask the tough questions: Is Warren Gatland’s tenure in jeopardy? Who could step in as his replacement in the short term? We also explore the Welsh Rugby Union’s involvement in the current crisis. Despite the defeat, we look for any potential positives and what the future holds for Welsh rugby. Tune in for a candid discussion on all things Wales and the Six Nations!
Guinness Six Nations: Wales hammered in France
In this episode of the Attacking Scrum Podcast, host Ged is joined by Christian from the Welsh Sports Podcast and The Mighty Murph to break down a weekend of intense Six Nations rugby action. They discuss the fan reaction to Wales' heavy loss to France, unpacking the frustration and hopes for the team’s future. The conversation also turns to Ireland’s impressive victory over England and Scotland’s commanding win against Italy. Tune in for a comprehensive review of the latest Six Nations drama, with insights into what these results mean for the championship and the future of the teams involved.
Guinness Six Nations: The Big Preview
In this week’s episode of The Attacking Scrum podcast, Ged, Murph, and Christian—just three passionate rugby fans—share their thoughts on the upcoming Six Nations 2025. They debate who’ll take the title, who’s set to top the try-scoring charts, and which emerging players could make a big impact. And of course, they discuss who might end up with the dreaded wooden spoon. Tune in for lively predictions, fan-driven insights, and plenty of Welsh rugby chatter as the tournament draws near!
Guinness Six Nations: Gatland’s Squad Breakdown
Dive into the latest episode of The Attacking Scrum as Ged, The Mighty Murph, and Iestyn Thomas analyze Warren Gatland’s Six Nations squad, including key selections like Dan Edwards and Josh Adams. Plus, they discuss coaching changes, Leon Brown’s retirement, and the latest European rugby results.
Guinness Six Nations: Wales Squad
In this special episode of the Attacking Scrum podcast, we dive into the longlist of players in contention for Wales’ Guinness Six Nations squad. From seasoned veterans to emerging talents, we analyse the key contenders across all positions, including back-three options like Liam Williams and Rio Dyer, midfield powerhouses like Joe Roberts and Eddie James, and rising stars in the pack. Join us for an in-depth discussion on who could make the final cut and what this means for Wales’ championship aspirations...or are we just happy to win a game?
Festive Derby Reviews and Regan Grace signs for Cardiff
In this episode of the Attacking Scrum Podcast, we delve into the festive derbies, including Ospreys’ dramatic draw with Cardiff and Scarlets’ bonus-point win over Dragons. We discuss Cardiff's exciting acquisition of former Wales international Regan Grace, adding firepower to their backline. Tune in for all the latest updates and insights from the world of Welsh rugby.
European Club Rugby: Has the Sparkle Gone? A Bold New Vision for the Champions Cup
In this episode, Ged and Iestyn Rhys Thomas tackle the big questions surrounding European club rugby. Has the Champions Cup lost its magic? Is the Challenge Cup fulfilling its purpose? The duo explores the differences between the Heineken Cup era and the current EPCR model, highlighting missed opportunities in sponsorship and broadcasting growth. Elsewhere, Toby Booth leaves the Ospreys, Gatland is under review and could Zebre be leaving us?
2024 Welsh Rugby Awards & Bold Predictions
In this episode, Ged is joined by Christian from the Welsh Sports Podcast to discuss the best of Welsh rugby in 2024, not an easy gig! Together, they choose the Best Player, Rising Star, Best Signing, and make one bold prediction for 2025. Tune in for expert insights, lively debates, and a look ahead to the future of Welsh rugby!
Cutting A Region: Would it Solve Anything?
n this episode of The Attacking Scrum, we welcome Andrew Forde to tackle the big issues shaping Welsh rugby. Together, we debate the future of regional rugby, analyzing proposals for restructuring and financial sustainability. We break down the latest URC action featuring Cardiff, Scarlets, Dragons, and Ospreys, with a spotlight on standout performances like Morgan Lloyd’s impressive showing. Plus, we dive into the Six Nations rebrand, Ireland’s thrilling victory over Australia, and the latest on Joe Hawkins’ potential return to Wales. A must-listen for Welsh rugby fans
What’s Next for Welsh Rugby? Autumn Review, AGM Fallout & Gatland's Future
In this episode, we dive into the highs (were there any?) and lows of Wales’ Autumn Nations Series. We break down the performances on the pitch, look at what’s going wrong, and ask if Warren Gatland is still the man for the job.
Gatland to Go?
A truly awful performance against Australia may prove to be the end of the road for Warren Gatland. But who could replace him? Does this all paper over the cracks? Just how tough is it going to be against South Africa?
Fiji Fallout
Wales lose again, this time to Fiji. How much pressure is Warren Gatland under? Is there a way past a resurgent Australia side? What changes should we make for the game against the Wallabies?
More WRU Scandal
Andrew Forde, the King of the YouTube rugby video joins us this week, We look at the latest scandal to hit Welsh rugby as the details of the women's contract make headlines for the wrong reasons. We also preview Wales v Fiji and discuss the fallout of the Dragons sacking Dai Flanagan.
What is Wales' Best Side?
Ged is joined by Chris from The Welsh Sport Podcast to pick Wales' best side for the Autumn Nations Series. Is there room for Nicky Smith? Will Ben Thomas get a chance? Elsewhere, we look back at 3 wins from 4 for the regions.
Autumn Statement: Wales Squad Announcement
Ged and Seimon look at the Wales squad that has been named for the games versus Fiji, Australia and South Africa. Returns for Nicky Smith, Gareth Anscombe and Max Llewellyn. Will there be a more create Wales on show? Can they find the winning formula.
Perfect Ten: Wales Fly Half Options
Iestyn Thomas joins the show to run the rule over Wales' options at outside half for the Autumn Series. Anscombe? Costellow? Thomas?
WRU to have a stake in the regions?
A radical proposal has been mooted whereby the 4 professional clubs offload some of their debt, but in exchange the WRU garner a 20% stake in them. Meaning more control over player release, player selection and even key off the field appointments.
Cash Boost for the Women's Game
We chat to former Wales star and top pundit Philippa Tuttiett about the impact of WRU investing in the women's game. Can Wales make a quick rise to the top like Ireland? Elsewhere we review the URC with wins for Cardiff and the Ospreys.
Wins for Dragons and Cardiff plus the state of the finances
Top journalist Alex Bywater joins us to look at the state of Welsh rugby finances. Just how big a predicament are we in and how do the WRU find a way out. However, wins for the Dragons and Cardiff, a good draw for the Scarlets meant it was a decent first weekend for the professional siders.
Season Preview and British and Irish League
Steffan Thomas joins the show to look at the possibility of the URC merging with the English Premiership. We also preview Cardiff, Dragons, Scarlets and Osprey's seasons.
Lance Bradley Special
Lance Bradley speaks to us about the move to St. Helens, the funding gap in Welsh rugby and the impact of Toby Booth's coaching.
Sporting Underdog Specials
From the Miracle in Brighton to Steve Robinson, we celebrate some of sport's most fantastic underdog stories with James Stafford, author of a great new book called Unbelievable Underdogs & Rebellious Role Models.
Wales lose the series in Australia
After Wales lose the Test series in Australia we review the tour with Steffan Thomas of WalesOnline. We also look at what measure the WRU need to explore to fix club rugby in Wales.
WRU Strategy and Australia Tour Preview
Seimon Williams joins us to pick the bones out of the WRU strategy announcement. We also look ahead to the Wales tour of Australia that kicks off on Saturday.
Wales lose to SA with Jarrod Evans
Harlequins and Cardiff favourite Jarrod Evans joins the show to talk about how he saw Wales' defeat to South Africa. Who he'd like to have outside him in a backline, what he's learnt from Marcus Smith. Plus whether he thinks he's still eligible for Wales.
Can Wales learn anything from the English Premiership?
After a sell-out Twickenham final and a competitive season, could Welsh rugby learn anything from the English Premiership. We also review the Ospreys quarter final defeat to Munster, react to the Wales squad and run through the latest transfer news.
Returns for Cory Hill and Liam Williams
Should Cory Hill be back in the Wales squad? What can we expect over the summer? Can the Ospreys win in Limerick?
Squad Selection Special
Ged is joined by Emlyn to pick their squad for the summer series tests against South Africa and Australia.
Wall of Apathy
After Nigel Walker's appearance on Scrum V we look at whether a region will be axed. On the pitch there were 3 wins for the Welsh regions between them. Elsewhere, Welsh qualified flyer Josh Hathaway is in fine form for Gloucester. Is he in with a shout in the summer? Or would he wait for an England call?
Neutral Venues for Rugby Semi-Finals?
The regions suffered another collective whitewash. Will the new signings for next season offer hope? Should Portugal have hosted the Champions Cup semi finals? And well done to Llandovery on winning the Premiership play off.
Transfer News and 0 from 4
Another weekend without any wins for the Welsh regions but it wasn't all bad. Elsewhere we run the rule over the new players joining the sides next season. And take a look at some of the Welsh talent playing their rugby outside Wales.
Ospreys win in South Africa
Plenty of drama this weekend as the Ospreys get a huge bonus point win in Cape Town. Plus Cardiff are denied by the TMO in a thriller in Belfast. More woes for the Scarlets and Dragons. Plus, what the Autumn Internationals will look like.
Ospreys Europe Dream Ends
We look back at the week in Welsh rugby as the Ospreys miss out on a European semi-final. We also see what can be learnt from the other European results and the news that a World Club Cup is in the offing. Plus transfer news from around the regions.
Ospreys make the Challenge Cup QF
Ged looks at the big news stories from Welsh rugby as the Ospreys defeat Sale to make it into the QF of Europe. Elsewhere there's a whole host of transfer news. TNT Sports are now set to show Wales' autumn international games and we take a look at Brian Moore's suggestion of removing tactical subs from rugby.
Remarkable Rugby Grounds Revisited
Author Ryan Herman joins the show to talk about the most remarkable grounds in world rugby. From Racing 92 to Cambrian Welfare. Treorchy to Battleship Memorial Park in Alabama! Join us for a tour of the most stunning, absurd and memorable rugby pitches in the world.
Scarlets get a win and the tug of war for talent
Ged is joined by Paul Rees to look at why Welsh talent are aligning their futures to England. Plus a review of the URC weekend including a win for the Scarlets.
Six Nations 2024 Review
Paul Rees joins the show to look at where it went wrong for Wales. What are the problems on and off the pitch? How much pressure is Gatland under now? Plus we review the final weekend of Guinness Six Nations action.
Six Nations 2024: None from 4 for Wales
So it's come to a Wooden Spoon show down in Cardiff. Wales enter the final weekend with no wins whilst Italy smell blood after defeating Scotland. Sei Williams joins the pod to talk about Wales' woes and see if we can get our opening win on Super Saturday. Elsewhere, how good were England and will they back it up against France? What next for Scotland and will Ireland bounce back?
Six Nations 2024: Can Wales beat France?
What will the latest WRU review for Welsh rugby? Apparently nothing is 'off the table'. We're joined by author Seimon Williams to look at what it all means. Plus we preview Wales v France and look back at the URC.
Six Nations 2024: Ireland defeat Wales
We look back on a hugely eventful weekend of rugby. Wales are still winless but are they moving in the right direction? Did England get their selection wrong? Italy come within a whisker against the French.
Six Nations 2024: Wales head to Dublin, plus club rugby round-up
Paul Rees joins the show to examine the WRU's plans for club rugby in Wales and why it's proven so controversial. We also look back at a dramatic win for the Ospreys, a narrow defeat for Cardiff and drubbings for Scarlets and Dragons. Plus it's time to preview Wales' toughest test yet, a Six Nations clash away to Ireland.
Six Nations 2024: Wales lose out to England
Paul Rees joins the show to look back at Wales' narrow loss to England. Where are we heading? Signs of encouragement, or a missed opportunity. Also, just how good is Tommy Reffell. Finally, we talk the Anglo-Welsh league, after Premiership coaches tell Paul they're open to Welsh teams joining.
Six Nations 2024: England v Wales Preview
Seimon Williams joins the pod once again to preview Wales' trip to London to face England. Can they build on Saturday's second half or will it be more misery like the first forty?
Six Nations 2024: The Miracle of Cardiff...Almost
Wales almost snatched victory from the jaws of defeat against Scotland in an insane game. But what now? Something to believe in, or can we expect more hidings? Elsewhere, can anyone stop Ireland. We also pay tribute to the late Barry John.
Six Nations 2024: Wales v Scotland Preview
As the Six Nations gets underway we preview Wales v Scotland. Looking at the team news, Scotland's hoodoo in Cardiff and if there is a path to victory for the Welsh.
Six Nations 2024 Preview
With the Six Nations just days away, Rugby World editor Alan Dymock joins the show to look ahead to the tournament. Who will run out winners? What can we expect from the teams? Who are the dark horses? If you're looking for your rugby fix ahead of the big kick off, download now!
Six Nations Squads, LRZ Fallout and Ospreys through
Ged is joined by Paul Rees to look back at a mad week of rugby even by Wales' standards. Louis Rees-Zammit's move to American Football, Warren Gatland's Wales squad and a win for the Ospreys to keep their European hopes alive.
Euro Review and Six Nations Squad
Paul Rees joins us to chat about Harlequins win over Cardiff. We also look at Ospreys win over Perpignan and their potential move away from their current ground. We also preview Warren Gatland's Wales squad for the upcoming Six Nations.
The Lure of the Red Jersey
As Immanuel Feyi-Waboso looks set to choose England over Wales we examine whether this is just a one-off or do the WRU have to rethink how they keep players in Wales. Elsewhere, Tomos Williams is heading to Gloucester, Rhys Carre is going back to Saracens and Taine Basham could be leaving the Dragons. Plus we pay tribute to JPR Williams whose death was announced just after we came off air.
The Monsoon in Bridgend
Former Guardian rugby writer Paul Rees joins Ged to look back at the Festive Derbies. Including a memorable if not very muddy clash between Ospreys and Bridgend. Another loss for Dwayne Peel's Scarlets, this time in Newport against the Dragons. Meanwhile we look at Wales' back row options ahead of the Six Nations.
Welsh Rugby Awards 2023
Join Ged live from the Parkgate Hotel for the Attacking Scrum Awards 2023....or something similar.
Welsh Rugby: What Went Wrong?
Ged is joined by the author of Welsh Rugby: What Went Wrong to look at the mistakes made after the golden era, during the dawn of professionalism, the regionalisation of the game right up to the current day. And look at why the same mistakes have been made and what could be done differently. Plus we review wins for the Ospreys and Dragons in addition to losses for Cardiff and Scarlets.
Great win for Scarlets plus the story of Bleddyn Williams
Ged is joined by James Stafford and Steve Coombes to review the weekend's rugby and talk about their new comic "Bleddyn" which documents Cardiff's epic win over the All Blacks in 1953.
Will the Six Nations disappear from free to air TV?
Ged is joined by Paul Rees to discuss the big rugby news stories from Wales. Will the Six Nations end up on Sky or Amazon? What would this mean for the game? Is it hard to get excited about the game given all the doom and gloom?
Are we unfair on the URC?
Ged is joined by Huw Griffin to discuss whether the URC gets unfair stick from Welsh fans? Is there really any alternative? What do the numbers say? Elsewhere we review the weekend's action and take a look at who may have advanced their Wales claims.
Four Losses at Home for the Regions
Ged is joined by top journalist Paul Rees to discuss the fallout of the latest round of URC fixtures. What next for the Welsh regions? As Paul Turner heads back to Newport to join up with the Dragons, we discuss where this leaves Head Coach Dai Flanagan. Also, is the South African sensation with a Welsh gran in Gatland's plans for the Six Nations? Plus, who will play 10 for Wales come February?
Decoding Wales Future
Dive into the heart of Welsh rugby with Ged and Emlyn, two passionate old pals, in this episode of The Attacking Scrum. Join the duo as they unravel the strategies and tactics that Wales might employ in the next four years. Through analysis and banter, Ged and Emlyn explore the potential game plans, player selections, and coaching strategies that could shape the future of Welsh rugby. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual observer, this episode offers a unique perspective on Wales' rugby journey. Hit play now and stay ahead of the game with The Attacking Scrum!
Rugby World Cup 2023 Review
In this solo episode of The Attacking Scrum, your host Ged takes the helm and steers you through the exhilarating twists and turns of the Rugby World Cup. Get ready for an immersive journey as Ged passionately dissects every match, player, and strategy that shaped the tournament's narrative. With insightful (maybe) analysis and unparalleled enthusiasm (for someone so tired), Ged leaves no stone unturned, providing you with a front-row seat to the Rugby World Cup spectacle.
Around the World in 80 Minutes
Guardian rugby correspondent Rob Kitson joins us to talk about Gareth Edwards, Dai Duckham, Clive Woodward, Eddie Butler and more of his favourite rugby memories.
Try to the Final
MND and colon cancer took the lives of two of rugby's nicest characters. Doddie Weir and Tom Smith. Our mate, former Ospreys hooker Scott Otten is taking part in an amazing challenge to raise money for My Name'5 Doddie and 40Tude. The challenge is epic and the story is moving.
Jarrod Evans Special
Jarrod Evans joins the pod to discuss his move to Harlequins, what is what like to say goodbye to Cardiff and his hopes of playing for Wales again.
Rugby World Cup: England narrowly miss out on the final
Ged is joined by rugby journalist Paul Rees to discuss the tense semi-final between England and South Africa. Did we all underestimate Steve Borthwick's side? Elsewhere, could a British and Irish League be on the horizon? Or is it more empty chat?
Rugby World Cup: End of the Road for Wales
So it wasn't to be for Wales. Ged, Iestyn and James Stafford sit down to find out why. Should we have finished the job in the first half? Why was their no card for the Tompkins incident? How does the squad evolve now? Plus we review South Africa's win over France and the epic between Ireland and NZ.
Rugby World Cup: Faletau Out
Ged and Dan are in Nantes to watch Wales defeat Georgia. There's fan reaction, all the atmosphere from inside the ground, plus analysis of the win including the big news that Toby Faletau is out for the tournament.
Rugby World Cup: Wales v Georgia Preview
The boys are in Nantes ahead of Wales' final pool stage game. How important will momentum be for Wales? Will we see a more clinical Welsh performance? Has Gatland proven he doesn't need Shaun Edwards to get the best out of the players?
Rugby World Cup: Remarkable Rugby Grounds
What's the most remarkable rugby ground in the world? We chat to author and journalist Ryan Jarman about some of the most beautiful, brilliant and bizarre places to watch and play rugby. Ryan's new book Remarkable Rugby Grounds is out now.
Rugby World Cup: Dreaded Rest Week
Ged and Iestyn take a breather ahead of the Georgia game to look back at many things. Just how good is the Wales team? Who is the most important player at RWC 2023? Are New Zealand back? Who was the drummer in Deacon Blue?
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