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James Haskell, Mike Tindall and Alex Payne return for season five of The Good, The Bad & The Rugby. Expect more great guests, insight, laughter and tears.

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James Haskell Mike Tindall Alex Payne

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Craig White
Craig White is a renowned Strength and Conditioning coach known for his significant contributions to high-performance coaching in rugby. He served as the Conditioning Coach for Wasps, where he worked closely with notable figures such as Trevor Leota and Shaun Edwards. Craig played a pivotal role in the success of the British and Irish Lions during the 2005 and 2009 tours under coaches Clive Woodward and Warren Gatland. His career took a transformative turn when he attended a yoga retreat before the 2011 World Cup, which inspired him to incorporate mindfulness and a more holistic approach to coaching.
Geordan Murphy
Geordan Murphy is a former professional rugby player from Ireland, known for his time as a fullback and wing. He played for the Leicester Tigers in the English Premiership and earned over 70 caps for the Irish national team. Murphy is recognized for his leadership on the field and has been involved in coaching roles after his playing career, contributing to the development of rugby in Ireland.
Jack Willis
Jack Willis is an English rugby union player who plays as a flanker. He has represented Wasps in the Premiership and has been recognized for his dynamic playing style and strong defensive skills. Willis has also been a part of the England national team setup, showcasing his talent on the international stage. He is known for his resilience and determination, particularly after overcoming significant injuries in his career.
Benjamin Kayser
Benjamin Kayser is a former professional rugby player who played as a hooker. He has represented France at the international level and has played for various clubs in the Top 14, including Castres and Clermont Auvergne. After retiring from professional rugby, Kayser has transitioned into a career in sports commentary and analysis, providing insights into the game and its strategies.
Richard Wigglesworth
Richard Wigglesworth is a former professional rugby player and current coach, known for his record-breaking career in the Premiership. He has played for clubs such as Sale Sharks and Saracens, and has been a key figure in England's rugby setup. Recently appointed to the British & Irish Lions coaching team, Wigglesworth has transitioned from player to coach, bringing a wealth of experience and insight into the game. His contributions to England's Six Nations campaign and his strategic thinking regarding Lions selection have made him a prominent figure in rugby coaching.
John Mitchell
John Mitchell is a prominent rugby coach known for his diverse coaching career across several countries. He became the Head Coach of the All Blacks at the young age of 37, facing significant media scrutiny after the team's exit from the 2003 Rugby World Cup. Following his tenure with the All Blacks, he took on coaching roles in Australia and South Africa, where he experienced a life-changing armed robbery that shifted his perspective on life and coaching. Mitchell has also worked with the England national team, having previously collaborated with notable coaches like Clive Woodward and Eddie Jones. He is currently the Head Coach of the Red Roses, the England women's rugby team, and is focused on leading them to success in the upcoming World Cup.

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Strength and Conditioning High-Performance Coaching Lions Tours Mindfulness Yoga Retreat Coaching Rugby Investec Champions Cup Leinster Jordie Barrett RG Snyman Jack Willis Toulouse Dupont Lions ambitions Furbank Vesty Pollock La Rochelle O'Gara Tadhg Beirne Lions XV England's eligibility rules Marcus Smith Munster Richard Wigglesworth British & Irish Lions coaching Premiership player England Six Nations Steve Borthwick John Mitchell All Blacks Red Roses coaching career 2003 Rugby World Cup armed robbery World Cup glory Eddie Jones Womens Rugby World Cup Jonah Lomu

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Here's the recent few episodes on The Good, The Bad & The Rugby.

0:00 1:04:26

From Lions Coach To Life Coach: Craig White

Hosts
James Haskell Mike Tindall Alex Payne
Guests
Craig White
Keywords
Strength and Conditioning High-Performance Coaching Lions Tours Mindfulness Yoga Retreat Coaching Rugby
The Godfather of Strength and Conditioning.

Fresh from the misty mountains of Peru, Al and Hask are joined by Hask's former Conditioning Coach at Wasps, Craig White; a man whose influence has shaped the face of High-Performance Coaching in rugby.

With troublesome tales of managing Trevor Leota at Wasps alongside Shaun Edwards, Craig shares the biggest lessons he learned working with Clive Woodward and Warren Gatland on the 2005 and 2009 Lions Tours. For Craig, everything changed when he took a breather from the hyper-masculine world of rugby just months before the 2011 World Cup to go on a yoga retreat that opened his eyes to mindfulness, nature and a more spiritual style of coaching

Season 5 is sponsored by Continental Tyres.

00:00 - Strap in with Continental Tyres 01:00 - A Wasps Reunion 09:38 - Prescribing Brotherhood 16:07 - Football V Rugby, Allardyce V Gatland 20:26 - How Do You Manage Trevor Leota? 25:02 - 2005 + 2009 Lions Tour Double 34:54 - Crouching Tigers Hidden Craig 38:24 - The Life-Changing Yoga Retreat 45:19 - Hitting Rock Bottom & Learning How To Feel 52:03 - Get Children Off Screens & In Nature 55:46 - Tier 2 Champion: Uruguay and Chile Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
0:00 1:31:47

Henry Pollock: He’s in your head! PLUS Jack Willis joins from Toulouse

Hosts
James Haskell Alex Payne
Guests
Geordan Murphy Jack Willis
Keywords
Investec Champions Cup Leinster Jordie Barrett RG Snyman Jack Willis Toulouse Dupont Lions ambitions Furbank Vesty Pollock
2-time Investec Champions Cup Winner Geordan Murphy joins Hask and Payno to break down the weekend’s action. Leinster have activated cheat mode with Jordie Barrett at 12 and the RG Snyman wrecking shop. Jack Willis checks in from Toulouse to reflect on a gritty win in Toulon, life without Dupont, and his Lions ambitions. Plus: Furbank’s return, Vesty’s attack and Pollock’s swagger lighting up English rugby. 

Season 5 is sponsored by Continental Tyres. 

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🛞 00:00 – Buckle Up with Continental Tyres 🤣 03:28 – Hask’s WILD Rory McIlroy Story  ⚡ 06:15 – Leinster Go FULL Cheat Mode 🧠 14:52 – How should Leinster deal with Pollock?  😲 26:54 – The Reason Tommy Freeman Left Leicester 🔥 29:00 – Just How Lethal is Sam Vesty’s Attack?! 🇫🇷 33:20 – Bordeaux Lucu Good 👬 39:16 – Willis x Hask Reunite ⚔️ 41:51 – Toulon vs Toulouse: Hostility & History  🔍 45:00 – Who Really Is Ugo Mola?  😢 53:29 – The Dupont Void: How Big a Loss? 🫡 57:30 – What It Means to Captain Toulouse 📈 01:00:00 – Jack’s Rise On & Off the Pitch ❤️ 01:07:00 – Brotherly Love: Tom & Jack’s Bond 🦁 01:11:00 – Jack’s Lions Nibble 🌟 01:17:30 – Investec Dream Team 🧩 01:25:00 – New Tigers Coach? No.10? Fin Smith Rumors Fly! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
0:00 1:14:31

Epic Cup Knockouts & Lions Spots on the Line!

Hosts
James Haskell Mike Tindall
Guests
Benjamin Kayser
Keywords
Investec Champions Cup La Rochelle O'Gara Tadhg Beirne Lions XV England's eligibility rules Jack Willis Marcus Smith Munster Leinster
Benjamin Kayser joins Hask and Tins to break down all the action from the Investec Champions Cup knockout stages.

What’s next for La Rochelle under O'Gara’s leadership? Has Tadhg Beirne’s recent performances shifted our Lions XV? And with 4 English teams falling in the Round of 16, the guys question whether England's eligibility rules should be changed for Jack Willis.

Plus, don’t miss the latest round of Who The Ruck Is That? Can Connor from Aylesford Bulls Rugby Club win £5k for his team?

Season 5 is sponsored by Continental Tyres.

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🦓 00:00 – Welcome to the Investec Quarters 🪂 01:00 – Parachute Chaos in Toulouse 🤔 04:30 – Can O’Gara Turn La Rochelle’s Fortunes Around? 👑 11:20 – Tadhg Beirne: Sorry Not Sorry 🌹12:30 – A Tough Weekend for the English Sides 🧠 21:19 – The Marcus Smith Dilemma 🇫🇷 26:00 – Jack Willis: The French-Based Lion? 📈 32:32 – Lions Watch: Who’s Rising? Who’s Falling? 🎯 39:00 – Munster’s Miracle Run: Can They Go All the Way? 🇫🇷 41:22 – Why the French Still Care About Europe 💙 43:23 – Leinster’s Dream Draw 🔮 48:15 – Quarter-Final Predictions: Who Makes the Final? 🍚 49:30 – Elevate Your Plate: Tilda Rice Time 🏉 50:59 – Ultimate Investec Partnerships: The Half-Back Debate 🛁 58:53 – Bath for Bath: Tins Caught in a Club Conundrum 🏟️ 59:43 – Worcester are Back! But What About Wasps? 🕵️ 01:01:17 – Who the Ruck is That?! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
0:00 1:06:15

Richard the Lionheart: Wigglesworth’s Next Crusade

Hosts
James Haskell Mike Tindall Alex Payne
Guests
Richard Wigglesworth
Keywords
Richard Wigglesworth British & Irish Lions coaching Premiership player England Six Nations Steve Borthwick Investec Champions Cup
Fresh from his appointment to the British & Irish Lions coaching team, Richard Wigglesworth joins The Good, the Bad & the Rugby for a deep dive into his remarkable journey—from record-breaking Premiership player to key figure in England’s coaching setup. Hask and Tins catch up with their old teammate to discuss the challenges of Lions selection and his reflections on England’s Six Nations campaign under Steve Borthwick.

With the Investec Champions Cup knockout stages looming, and with his Lions hat on, Wigglesworth shares his thoughts on the key games and match-ups.

Season 5 is sponsored by Continental Tyres.

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🎂 00:00 – Hask Turns 40! Birthday Surprise  🏉 01:00 – Welcoming Richard Wigglesworth 🔥 05:00 – England’s Six Nations: The Review 🌹 08:30 – Life Under Steve Borthwick ⚡ 14:30 – The Moment It Clicked for England 🏆 16:30 – Fin Smith: Winning Machine 🔄 18:40 – Hybrid Players: The Future of Rugby? 💥 20:16 – Henry Pollock Impact 🍚 25:28 – Elevate Your Plate with Tilda Rice 🦁 27:00 – Becoming a British & Irish Lions Coach 🤜🤛 30:30 – Wigglesworth & Farrell: The Bond 🧐 36:21 – GBR’s Lions Selection & Tough Calls 🦓 43:39 – Investec Champions Cup: Who’s Got the Edge? 💼 59:30 – Bill Sweeney Survives! ⏱️ 01:01:00 – Win Big! Watches of Bath Competition Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
0:00 1:19:02

John Mitchell: From All Blacks to Red Roses – And Everything In Between

Hosts
James Haskell Mike Tindall Alex Payne
Guests
John Mitchell
Keywords
John Mitchell All Blacks Red Roses coaching career 2003 Rugby World Cup armed robbery England World Cup glory Eddie Jones Womens Rugby World Cup Jonah Lomu
Alex, Hask, and Tins sit down with Red Roses Head Coach John Mitchell to reflect on his diverse coaching career. At just 37, he became Head Coach of the All Blacks, facing intense media scrutiny after their exit from the 2003 Rugby World Cup. His journey then took him to coaching roles in Australia and South Africa, where a life-changing armed robbery shifted his perspective. Now in his third stint with England—having previously worked under Clive Woodward and Eddie Jones—is Mitchell the coach to deliver World Cup glory later this year?

Season 5 is sponsored by Continental Tyres.

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🚗 00:00 – Strap in with Continental Tyres! 👴 04:30 – The Tindall x Mitchell Reunion 🇳🇿 19:56 – Crashing Out of the 2003 World Cup 🔪 25:50 – The Johannesburg Knife Attack 👶 36:05 – 37 Years Old & Head Coach of the All Blacks 🦫 42:05 – Working for Eddie Jones 🏏 48:31 – Being Father to an International Cricketer 🌹 53:18 – The Women’s Rugby World Cup 🥇 01:04:54 – Greatest Achievement 💔 01:05:29 – Toughest Moment 🏉 01:09:03 – Best Player & Memories of Jonah Lomu 🇺🇾 01:12:00 – Retirement Plans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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4.4 ratings 2500 reviews

USA

4.5 ratings 80 reviews

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4.0 ratings 79 reviews

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4.7 ratings 79 reviews

Canada

4.6 ratings 36 reviews

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4.1 ratings 7 reviews