Rugby Unity

The Lions are rolling into Melbourne for the Second Test — and the Wallabies are fighting to keep the series alive.David Pembroke is joined once again by Eddie Jones and Ewen McKenzie for a fast-paced and honest conversation about everything on (and off) the field.They ask the big questions:Why has rugby struggled in Melbourne, a city that lives and breathes sport? What went wrong with the Rebels? And what can the Wallabies learn from the AFL about building real community support?Then it’s onto Saturday night. The boys break down the matchups, the wet weather forecast, and how Australia can shake off another slow start. Expect talk of smart kick-offs, big carries, bold selections — and why bringing on Owen Farrell late could be a Lions masterstroke.There’s also no holding back on the TMO. Too many stoppages. Too much confusion. Is it killing the flow of the game?And what about leadership? With no nailed-on Wallabies captain, who’s steering the ship when it matters most?This episode is about more than one match — it’s about pride, pressure, and how Australia can fight back. Because if the Wallabies don’t show up in Melbourne… the series is over.Want more from Rugby Unity? Subscribe to our Substack for exclusive content, blogs, behind-the-scenes insights, tour guides, and full podcast access — all in one place: Rugby Unity | SubstackOne sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Instagram | YouTubeThanks to Elevenlabs for providing a grant to Rugby Unity so that we can use their world leading software. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Wallabies were humbled in the First test. The Lions looked comfortable. But after the First Nations Pacifika side rattled the tourists in Melbourne, the question is: can Australia learn in time?In this episode of Rugby Unity, host David Pembroke is joined by former Wallaby Ben Alexander and journalist Finn Morton for a post-mortem of the Brisbane test and a look ahead to Saturday’s showdown at the MCG.There’s no sugar-coating it. In the first test, the Lions were better — physically, tactically, mentally. Australia looked flat, disjointed, and outmuscled. In the second half there were glimpses of progress and with the return of Will Skelton and Rob Valetini, it might just tilt the balance.There’s no shortage of talking points. The TMO once again slowed the game to a crawl — and fans are fed up. David calls for a bold fix. Ben and Finn weigh in on the growing frustration with over-officiating and the impact it’s having on the shape and speed of Test rugby.And then there's the Owen Farrell saga. Why is one of rugby’s greatest competitors being hounded online? The team calls out the vitriol and defends the pride, class, and leadership Farrell brings to the game.Can the Wallabies lift for a historic win in front of 90,000 at the MCG?Or will the Lions shut the door and seal the series?Want more from Rugby Unity? Subscribe to our Substack for exclusive content, blogs, behind-the-scenes insights, tour guides, and full podcast access — all in one place: Rugby Unity | SubstackOne sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.📧 Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Instagram | YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Wallabies blinked. The Lions pounced. And now, it’s do-or-die at the ‘G.In this latest episode of Rugby Unity, host David Pembroke is joined once again by two of the game’s sharpest minds — former Wallaby coach Ewen McKenzie and former England and Australia head coach Eddie Jones — Together they undertake a tactical breakdown of the first Lions Test and offer a no nonsense preview of the second.Was the Wallabies’ late comeback a sign of hope — or just false dawn?Ewen and Eddie examine what really happened in Brisbane: the Lions’ up tempo start, Australia’s poor kicking strategy, and how Joe Schmidt’s men were outmuscled and out-thought. But the good news? The Wallabies found a formula late in the game — and now it’s time to go all in.Selections. Strategies. Short sides.The coaches dissect what needs to change for Australia: Will Skelton’s footwork and power game. The pressing need to get early ball for Joseph Sua’ali’i. Tate McDermott’s spark at 9. They even go head-to-head to pick their ideal Wallabies XV. Spoiler: It’s all about breaking structure and winning ugly.Inside both camps.Eddie and Ewen reveal the psychology behind Test week — from selection Monday to pressure Thursday. Plus, what the Lions will do next, and the quiet cracks beginning to show in their defence and conditioning.Subscribe, share, and get your game face on — Rugby Unity is where the global game is discussed every week.Want more from Rugby Unity? Subscribe to our Substack for exclusive content, blogs, behind-the-scenes insights, tour guides, and full podcast access — all in one place: Rugby Unity | Substack📧 Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Instagram | YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Can the Wallabies shock the rugby world and beat the British and Irish Lions?Eddie Jones and Ewen McKenzie think they can.In Rugby Unity’s Lions Test preview, David Pembroke is joined by coaching heavyweights Jones and McKenzie who offer a clear plan for how the for how Australia can ambush the British & Irish Lions in Brisbane.It relies on tempo, disruption, taking risks and putting the Lions in the ‘’Brisbane Sauna’’.Joining the Rugby Unity podcast for the first time, McKenzie is as clear and concise as ever—demanding tempo, disruption and risk taking. Eddie Jones calls for “guerrilla warfare” Their message? If Australia plays it safe, they lose. If they go for broke, they’ve got a shot.Together, Jones, McKenzie and co-host David Pembroke unpack:Why the Wallabies must scramble the structure and embrace chaosThe breakdown battle, referee psychology, and how to use the benchHow to rattle Finn Russell to disrupt the LionsThey call out who needs to lead, who needs to go early, and who’s been picked on reputation, not formAnd what goes wrong when teams try to match the Lions, instead of challenging themThey don’t hold back on selections. They dissect the mental game. And they call out exactly what needs to happen to light up the series to set rugby in Australia on fire.Want more from Rugby Unity? Subscribe to our Substack for exclusive content, blogs, behind-the-scenes insights, tour guides, and full podcast access — all in one place: Rugby Unity | SubstackOne sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.📧 Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Instagram | YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s Test Week. At last.The tour has been limping along– but now it’s time for the main event. The first showdown between the British & Irish Lions and the Wallabies is here, and Rugby Unity is on the frontlines.Joining host David Pembroke are former Wallaby Ben Alexander and RugbyPass journalist Finn Morton for a midweek deep dive into latest news and views before Saturday’s match.The trio break down:·      Australia’s surprise fly-half pick and what it says about Joe Schmidt’s game plan·      The Lions’ internal belief they could be “the greatest touring side of all time”·      What losing Skelton and Valetini will mean for Wallaby momentum·      Joseph Sua'ali'i’s moment to become a global superstar – or fade under the high ball·      And why the success of this series hinges on authentic crowd energy, not marketing spinIt’s not just about tactics and team sheets. It’s about belief. About history. About fans in gold showing up and getting loud.If the Wallabies don’t win in Brisbane, the series might be over before it starts.What does it really take to ignite Australian rugby? Maybe the answer lies not just in the coaching box or player huddles – but in the stands.Want more from Rugby Unity? Subscribe to our Substack for exclusive content, blogs, behind-the-scenes insights, tour guides, and full podcast access — all in one place: Rugby Unity | Substack📧 Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Instagram | YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when a Brumbies legend takes the top job in World Rugby?In this milestone episode of Rugby Unity, David Pembroke sits down with Dr Brett Robinson, the new Chairman of World Rugby. This isn’t just a catch-up between two mates — it’s a front-row seat to rugby’s future.With no Eddie this week, Pemby goes deep on the off-field playbook:How do we unify a fractured global game?Can rugby finally fix its finances?Is the USA ready for a Rugby World Cup boom?What does true collaboration look like in a sport built on tradition?Brett outlines his 4–7 year strategic vision — from launching the Nations Cup to tapping into growth markets like India and North America. He opens up on:The opportunity in global alignmentWhy culture and values are our greatest advantageHis thoughts on R360, professional league instability, and why World Rugby needs to move fasterWhat Hong Kong China’s qualification really means for the sport’s global footprintAnd yes — he’s heard the criticism. On TMOs. On slow reform. On governance. But he’s not backing down.“This is a plan built by the game, for the game — to hold no one back, and leave no one behind.”One of the most important episodes we’ve done yet. Because if rugby’s golden decade is coming, we need more than hype. We need a plan. Want more from Rugby Unity? Subscribe to our Substack for exclusive content, blogs, behind-the-scenes insights, tour guides, and full podcast access — all in one place: Rugby Unity | SubstackOne sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.📧 Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Instagram | YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Lions are building momentum — but can the Wallabies match their fire?In this episode of Rugby Unity, David Pembroke and Eddie Jones unpack the final weekend before the first Test — from refereeing chaos to crowd energy and everything in between.It’s a critical moment for Australian rugby — on the pitch and in the stands.Topics covered:Tactical breakdown of Springboks v Ireland, Fiji v Scotland, and the flat Adelaide matchEddie on Japan vs Wales and inconsistent officiatingWhere the Lions hold the edge — and where Australia can strikeSouth Africa’s scary depth and Fiji’s infectious joyWhy the Adelaide game lacked purpose and passionPort Elizabeth done right — music, crowd, magicEddie’s keys to a Wallabies upset: early pressure, contestable kicks, fast startReferee and TMO concerns that are damaging the gameWhy Brisbane’s crowd needs to show up loudPlus:Willie le Roux’s 100th capPablo Matera makes historyHonest reflections on World Rugby’s challengesWant more from Rugby Unity? Subscribe to our Substack for exclusive content, blogs, behind-the-scenes insights, tour guides, and full podcast access — all in one place: Rugby Unity | SubstackOne sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.📧 Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Instagram | YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The British and Irish Lions rolled through Canberra — and while the rugby hit hard, the atmosphere didn’t. This week on Rugby Unity, David Pembroke and Eddie Jones break down what’s working, what’s missing, and what must change.From the Brumbies' brave but outgunned performance to Gibson-Park’s box-kicking masterclass, we analyse the tactics, the test selections, and the talent gaps between north and south. Is Finn Russell the most dangerous player in the series? Has Tom Hooper’s move to Exeter left a hole Australia can’t fill?But it’s off the field where the questions hit hardest.Why are ticket prices pricing fans out?Why does the stadium still feel quiet?And why did Rugby Australia ditch an Australia A match for a Lions “Barbarians” game featuring Kiwi players?Eddie calls it a “massive mistake” — and he’s just getting started.We also unpack rugby’s fading off-field theatre. Where’s the drama? The noise? The tension? With 10,000 minutes between matches, David argues we’re wasting the best chance to win hearts and headlines.The big question: The Lions look sharp. The Wallabies are prepped. But who’s winning the battle for hearts, minds and momentum?Want more from Rugby Unity? Subscribe to our Substack for exclusive content, blogs, behind-the-scenes insights, tour guides, and full podcast access — all in one place: Rugby Unity | SubstackOne sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.📧 Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Instagram | YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Lions were rattled. The Wallabies got lucky. And the Brumbies are next.After an eventful week of rugby around the world. The Waratahs showed just what it takes to upset the Lions while Rugby Australia put on a masterclass of fan-first engagement in Newcastle. Today Rugby Unity is back with a bumper Lions Tour special.David Pembroke is joined once again by former Wallaby and Brumbies stalwart Ben Alexander, and RugbyPass journalist Finn Morton, to discuss everything that matters about the Lions tour to Australia.This episode includes:Ben unpacks how the Waratahs rattled the Lions — and why Charlie Gamble’s four turnovers matter.Finn shares what it felt like inside a packed Allianz Stadium— has the “low-energy” tour turned a corner?David fires up over TMO chaos: is the obsession with perfection killing rugby’s momentum?They dig into Tupou’s scrum dramas, Noah Lolesio’s injury, and a potential James O’Connor comeback. Plus: Aussie fan culture, jersey pride, and the power of post-game singalongs.Then it’s onto Canberra, where the Brumbies aim to repeat their 2013 magic and knock over the Lions.Don’t miss THE FANZONE. Midday at The Dock — legends like David Nucifora, Laurie Fisher and Stephen Larkham, singalongs, raffles, and a legendary jersey auction. All proceeds support grassroots rugby. Get your tickets here.One sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.📧 Get in touch: [email protected] | Instagram | YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Japan stuns Wales. The Lions underwhelm. The TMO ruins everything.In this episode, David Pembroke and Eddie Jones wrap a huge weekend of rugby from Kitakyushu in Japan to La Plata in Buenos Aires. Eddie unpacks Japan’s first Tier 1 win since 2019 and the leadership masterclass from 37-year-old Michael Leitch.The pair call out the Lions’ lack of cohesion against the Waratahs, highlight standout Wallabies like Harry Wilson and Taniela Tupou, and take aim at the TMO system that is frustrating fans all over the world.But it’s not all bad.The Fijians brought flair, the Wallabies delivered off the field, and Aussie kids swarmed the pitch post-match. Proof that a fan-first mindset still works.🎟️ LIVE IN CANBERRA THIS WEEK: Tickets here.Join us at THE FANZONE at the Dock– Brumbies vs Lions, rugby legends, live music, pie-eating comps, and a big singalong. Let’s bring the noise back to Aussie rugby.One sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.📧 Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this breaking news episode of Rugby Unity, Eddie Jones shares his views on what Owen Farrell’s inclusion in the British and Irish Lions team means for the series. Owen Farrell was captain when Eddie coached England in it's most successful era.One sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.📧 Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Lions are in town — but where’s the bite?In this episode of Rugby Unity, David Pembroke and Eddie Jones call it how they see it: flat crowds, no fire, and not enough on-field edge.Former Wallabies coach Eddie Jones breaks down the Reds’ lacklustre performance, while David doesn’t hold back — from questioning player standards to asking why no one in the media is telling the truth.They get into:Whether Finn Russell is test-ready or just coasting.Why Aussie teams are smiling after 40-point losses.The Lions’ lack of pace — and what the Wallabies need to exploit it.Joe Schmidt’s quiet masterplan and the players who must fire.Plus, they unpack how Andy Farrell is building something deeper than tactics — and why team-first culture could be the Lions’ real X factor.🎟️ Canberra, get ready for Rugby Unity's first-ever event at THE FANZONE: Lions vs ACT Brumbies. Food, laughs, legends, and the return of rugby singing. Tickets here.One sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.📧 Get in touch: [email protected] TikTok | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Wallaby Ben Alexander joins journalist Finn Morton — who’s travelling with the Lions — for a wide-ranging chat with David Pembroke.They break down the Lions’ win over the Reds, preview the Brumbies’ big opportunity, and spotlight the players stepping up on tour. Ben reflects on how the role of the prop has evolved, while Finn offers a rare glimpse behind the Lions' media curtain and shares what life on tour is really like.It’s a mix of tour insight, selection chat, and front-row perspective — plus a sharp look at where Aussie rugby is falling short. They discuss player access, fan connection, media coverage and development pathways.Plus, Canberra gets ready for Rugby Unity’s first-ever live event during the Lions tour. Don’t miss the details:THE FANZONE: Lions vs ACT BrumbiesSpecial Event for CanberransGet in touch and be a part of the conversation: [email protected] | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Lions are on the prowl. Fresh off their win against the Force, Eddie Jones and David Pembroke break down what the performance really told us—and why depth, cohesion, and power matter more than ever.From Finn Russell’s playmaking and Daly’s resurgence to why the Northern Hemisphere now leads in tactics, set piece, and strategy—this episode dives into the shifting global balance of power in rugby.We also look at:What Argentina is getting right (and others aren't)Why Japan’s young guns deserve more credit than they getThe brutal truth about Southern Hemisphere depthPlus, Canberra gets ready for Rugby Unity’s first-ever live event during the Lions tour. Don’t miss the details:THE FANZONE: Lions vs ACT BrumbiesSpecial Event for CanberransOne sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.Get in touch: [email protected] | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Rugby Unity, Eddie takes a breather—and for the first time, we welcome a very special guest to the show.Wallaroo and podcaster Emily Chancellor joins David Pembroke for a detailed look at the women’s game and what it’s going to take to grow women’s rugby into the future.With just 59 days to go to the Women’s Rugby World Cup in the UK, Emily gives us a behind-the-scenes look at how the Wallaroos are preparing. She talks visibility, investment, and why the women’s game is reaching new audiences the men’s game isn’t.They talk late starts, ACL comebacks, TikTok stars like Ilona Maher, and the kind of momentum you can’t ignore.If you care about rugby’s future, this is the podcast for you.One sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.Get in touch and be a part of the conversation: [email protected] TikTok | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Rugby Unity, the R360 saga rolls on – and Eddie Jones and David Pembroke are back in the trenches to make sense of it all.With whispers turning into headlines and LinkedIn posts revealing mystery investors, the questions keep piling up: Who’s driving this? What’s the plan? And why is no one fronting the media?Eddie thinks it might just be the shake-up rugby needs. David isn’t buying it—and he’s worried the circus could blow up the Lions Tour before a ball is kicked.They cover:Why fans and clubs are right to be nervousThe media silence that’s fuelling speculationWhether player burnout is being used as cover for something elseAnd if R360’s secrecy is a sign of innovation—or chaosOne sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.Get in touch and be a part of the conversation: [email protected] | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The biggest shake-up in rugby history—or just a fantasy?In this week’s episode of Rugby Unity, Eddie Jones and David Pembroke go head-to-head over the much-hyped R360 competition. Is it the catalyst rugby needs to force change, or a reckless distraction that threatens everything fans love about the game?David pulls no punches as he calls out what he sees as a media-fuelled fantasy built on fluff and fairy dust. Eddie sees it differently, drawing parallels with World Series Cricket and the IPL. The debate goes deep into what R360 could mean for the global game—from the money and logistics to tradition, values, and the future of international competitions.It’s a fiery episode that pits optimism against scepticism—and asks whether rugby’s future lies in tradition or transformation.One sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity.Get in touch and be a part of the conversation: [email protected] TikTok | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the red card debate drags on, Rugby Unity asks a bigger question: what will it take for rugby to modernise?This week, co-hosts Eddie Jones and David Pembroke take aim at the key takeaways from the latest World Rugby meeting—red card reform delays, a new US broadcast deal, and bold talk about putting fans first. But are the right changes actually being made?They call out rugby’s outdated media culture, lack of transparency, and failure to engage fans the way other sports do. Plus, they explore how South America is quietly becoming a rugby force—and what that means for the global game.The duo then answers your questions on Sevens in the UK, merging union and league, life lessons from rugby, and how Stephen Larkham is evolving as a coach.Also in this episode:📺 YouTube’s rise and what it means for rugby content🏆 Club World Cup—bold idea or scheduling mess?🇺🇾 Uruguay’s rugby surge and Gatland’s new roleOne sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity. Get in touch and be a part of the conversation: [email protected] TikTok | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As Formula One surges in global popularity, what can rugby learn from its playbook?In this episode of Rugby Unity, your co-hosts David Pembroke and Eddie Jones break down how the world’s most traditional team sport can evolve without losing its soul.From Antoine Dupont buying into US rugby to Ilona Maher pulling crowds in Canberra, we look at the power of personalities—and what it means for growing the game.The duo examines what Drive to Survive got right (and where rugby’s version missed the mark), explore how to win over the next generation of fans, and share a radical idea to turn post-match tradition into a digital content goldmine.F1 cracked America. Can rugby?One sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity. Get in touch and be a part of the conversation: [email protected] TikTok | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Rugby World Cup is heading to the US—but is the sport ready to thrive in the world’s most competitive market?This week, Eddie and Pemby unpack what’s really happening with rugby in America. From college comps and culture clashes to missing grassroots systems, they explore why success will take more than a broadcast deal and a bold logo.Then, it’s time to talk TMO. Has technology gone too far? Eddie shares a no-nonsense blueprint for restoring flow to the game—one that protects players, honours the contest, and keeps fans from switching off.Also in this episode: James O’Connor’s return to form, Fiji’s development model, and why “care before correction” is Eddie’s golden rule for coaching.One sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity. Get in touch and be a part of the conversation: [email protected] TikTok | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Lions have roared, and the rugby world is watching. This week on Rugby Unity, Eddie and David go deep—on selections, sustainability, and the soul of the game.First, Eddie shares his take on the 2025 Lions squad and explains why the Maro Itoje captaincy is a story of personal growth, not controversy. He also discusses the strategic intricacies that could define the Lions' campaign. Meanwhile, the conversation shifts off the field, as David breaks down the worrying financial losses facing national unions around the world—and why straight talk and fan-first thinking are essential to secure the game’s future.We wrap with a powerful question: Why do we love rugby? The answers—personal, raw and deeply nostalgic—remind us that the spirit of rugby lives far beyond the scoreboard. Plus, Mark Ella's unexpected pre-training ritual at Matraville High.One sport. Millions of voices. This is Rugby Unity. For fans around the world who want to secure the game's future prosperity.Get in touch and be a part of the conversation: [email protected] | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The British & Irish Lions are coming. Bringing 40,000 fans and a squad determined to make history. Your co-hosts, Eddie Jones and David Pembroke break down what the Lions must get right to win in Australia — and what the Wallabies need to do to stop them.Eddie shares insights from past tours, the importance of selection, resilience, cohesion and why this series could change the future of rugby in Australia.From strategy and psychology to the power of the fans, it’s all on the table. Eddie even gives his prediction. Tune in to find out.Get in touch and be a part of the conversation: [email protected] TikTok | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | XDon’t forget to follow and leave a rating or review. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EDDIE is back – but not like before.Eddie Jones and David Pembroke reunite to launch Rugby Unity by taking us back to where it all unravelled. The Wallabies’ 2023 World Cup collapse, the media firestorm, the Japan job rumours, and what really went down behind the scenes.Eddie speaks openly for the first time since walking away, owning what went wrong, defending what didn’t, and revealing the structural flaws that continue to hold Australian rugby back.We’ll introduce you to Rugby Unity. More than a comeback – a new show, a new mission, and a global invitation to help shape the future of Rugby Union.Get in touch and be a part of the conversation: [email protected] | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedInDon’t forget to follow and leave a rating or review. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An important update from David Pembroke on the future of EDDIE the podcast. As Eddie entered camp this past week it became evident that his life and schedule were about to become very busy. With enormous gratitude for your support and listening, it's goodbye for the moment.As always - go The Wallabies!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A week since Eddie made his selection for the Wallabies squad and he's gearing up for their first camp ahead of their test match against South Africa in July. This week he shares how he plans on getting not only his players but his staff on the same page. Then Eddie gives his takeaways from last weeks Super Rugby and his predictions for the week ahead before we close off talking about the South African teams playing in Europe’s Champions Cup for the first time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The moment has arrived and Eddie Jones has selected his first Wallabies team for this Rugby World Cup year and in this episode we explore the way Eddie approached his picks and what he wants to get out of the team. Then we take a look over Super Rugby and Swedish Rugby.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week the two Rugby codes have come to a head with NRL player Joseph Sua'ali'i signing a deal to play ARU in 2025, Eddie shares his thoughts. Plus Wallaby selection is getting close and Eddie shares details on how the team will be built. And then we take a look at Super Rugby and Japanese Rugby.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eddie's Europe trip is come to an end but this week he's been at World Rugby's - Shape Of The Game discussing important changes to International Rugby as the code heads towards The World Cup later this year, and he shares what's hot topic at the conference. We also get a wrap up of the Six Nations, and Eddie comments on each teams prospects for the The World Cup. Finally Eddie and David discuss this weeks Super Rugby, New Zealand's decision to change their national coach for 2024, and the state of local competition in the Americas. And don't forget to get involved in the Rugby Union hashtag #ADayInUnion on the 25th of March.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eddie joins from England, where he's been spending time with Everton Football Club and he explains what he learns from observing other sporting codes. We also hear his thoughts on the England v France, and why England fell apart. And without WIFI (or clothes) for the past 5 days Eddie wasn't able to catch this weeks Super Rugby but he gives his quick thoughts on the results. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eddie's over in France inspecting the Wallabies World Cup training facilities and he explains what makes for a good home away from home during a Rugby tournament. And then we jump straight into the super round of Rugby at AAMI Park in Melbourne, and that cheeky fan who stole a picture of Eddie drafting his world cup team. Then we are back onto the Guinness Six Nations as we head into the final two weeks of the tournament.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Eddie Jones and David Pembroke dive into the first round of Super Rugby. With a keen eye across the games, Eddie reveals which teams and players have impressed and how the recent law changes make for a better game. Starting today (March 3rd) is the Super Round at AAMI Park and Eddie will be on the ground all weekend, he gives you his picks. And the Six Nations was action packed last weekend, and the guys break it down as we head into another fallow week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There's electricity in the air for Rugby fans as the Six Nations returns from fallow week and the Super Rugby kicks off. Eddie shares his thoughts on the law changes to come into effect this season and gives his predictions for the first round of games. Then we are back onto the Six Nations where it's a make or break weekend for a few teams, Eddie shares his predictions for round three.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 2023 Super Rugby season has only just begun to fire up, but Eddie already has his sights set on The Wallabies first match versus South Africa in July and shares a rare insight into the preparation that goes into international rugby. Plus Eddie reveals some of the world class coaches from many different sporting codes that he catches up with regularly to share and learn from and then Pemby holds Eddie accountable as they break down round two of the Guinness Six Nations tournament. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eddie spent his week travelling regional Australia collecting the information he needs to form the Australian Wallabies team he's taking to the World Cup in France later this year. And it was a thriller first round of the Guinness Six Nations, and Eddie breaks down England's loss to Scotland and dissects the forms of each team heading in to round two.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Each week Australian Wallabies coach Eddie Jones and friend and journalist David "Pemby" Pembroke will give you insights into the game of Rugby Union you won't get anywhere else. In this episode, we dive into Eddie Jones' return to the helm of the Australian Wallabies. Eddie has his crosshairs strongly placed on the Rugby World Cup in September, and we discuss his plan to get there. After that, we preview the highly anticipated Six Nations tournament. Who are Eddie's favourites to win and which matchups are must-see? Don't miss this expert analysis and passionate discussion on all things rugby.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is EDDIE, the show that brings you unmatched analysis, insights and knowledge into the greatest game in the world, Rugby Union. Each week Eddie Jones and David Pembroke will discuss Australian, International and Test Rugby in the lead-up to the Rugby World Cup. Eddie Jones plans on taking The Wallabies all the way, and EDDIE is where you'll be able to follow the journey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.