A lively England selection chat that makes one teenager feel unavoidable.
Blood & Mud leans into England's next-step question: how a settled squad makes room for a 19-year-old outside back who suddenly looks hard to leave out.

Blood & Mud Rugby Podcast
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Lee & Josh present your weekly pod from the other part of the rugby club. All the latest rugby news plus war animals, Player Spotted, the odd song and the occasional dodgy impression. Find us on the Sport Social website: https://podcast.sport-social.co.uk/podcast/blood-mud-rugby-podcast
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A lively England selection chat that makes one teenager feel unavoidable.
Blood & Mud leans into England's next-step question: how a settled squad makes room for a 19-year-old outside back who suddenly looks hard to leave out.
A rugby hangout where a toy-launch rant opens into broader, opinionated chat.
Blood & Mud settles into its usual groove: rugby chat that begins as a gag and then tightens into a proper argument. Josh brings in Dan Alsabrook for Lee and flags the unusual pleasure of being early, before the conversation turns to the rugby Barbie rollout and the curious…

Jim Hamilton, Andy Goode, and Rob break down every Six Nations and Champions Cup weekend.





The host discusses enjoying sports in extreme weather, highlights drama in rugby, and teases upcoming Six Nations topics.
The podcast hosts humorously acknowledge their low performance standards and lack of urgency, apologizing to listeners for the situation while expressing shared frustration.
This segment discusses the unexpected impact of AI-generated imagery in sports, using examples like Eben Etzebeth and Alex Mann's exaggerated hand size to illustrate concerns about truth erosion.
The hosts discuss the WRU's late Friday night press release issuing a stark warning, criticizing its timing and emotive language like 'nuclear option'.
This episode is the tenth Christmas installment of a podcast series within the Sports Social Podcast Network.
The hosts introduce their rugby podcast as a positive alternative in the rugby podcasting world and discuss seasonal safety advice for male listeners regarding women's comfort.
The hosts discuss the Quilter Nation series in rugby, referencing past terminology and Stu Lancaster's opinions on England's kits.
The hosts discuss recent rainy weather, family time building Lego, and a work trip to Manchester, while referencing Scotland's rugby performances.
The hosts discuss red cards in sports, BBC bias towards minority views, and anti-Ospreys bias in Welsh media, blending humor with social commentary.
The host discusses the podcast's audience demographics, particularly addressing mothers on Mother's Day, and shares a personal story about helping his mum with technology and government tasks.
This episode segment discusses the excitement around recent Six Nations rugby matches, highlighting it as a standout weekend in the tournament.
This is an introduction to episode 439 titled 'Tom Ramos Les Bleus Explosion' on the Sports Social Podcast Network.
This segment introduces the podcast as part of the Sports Social Podcast Network.
This segment discusses the Beckham family scandal, highlighting a celebrity feud where all parties are portrayed negatively, focusing on Brooklyn Beckham's resentment towards his more famous parents.
The hosts introduce the podcast, discuss Josh's absence and Reegarth Jones's return, touch on teaching and rugby issues, and set up topics for later discussion.
Sam Larner discusses his rugby book and early curiosity in an interview on the podcast.
This segment repeatedly announces that the podcast is part of the Sports Social Podcast Network, with no substantive content beyond this introduction.
Lee and Josh discuss the latest rugby news, including the Challenge Cup and the potential demise of a Welsh rugby region.
Lee returns from a trip to the southeastern USA, sharing travel stories and cultural observations.
The hosts humorously discuss rugby player Blair Murray's braided haircut, comparing it to past incidents like James O'Connor's charity hair, and critique cultural appropriation in media, including Peter Andre's film 'Jafakin'.
Josh is joined by guest Dan Alsabrook to discuss WRU's controversial survey and restructuring plans, including speculation on a lone supportive player.
A weekly rugby podcast covering news, match analysis, and humorous segments like impressions and songs.
A weekly rugby podcast covering the latest news, with humorous commentary and segments like 'Player Spotted'.
Alice Soper, host of Full Credit and a Herald on Sunday columnist, joins the Blood & Mud takeover host from the UK, where she is covering the Women's Rugby World Cup after a 33-hour journey from Aotearoa.
Blood & Mud episode 415 opens with Lee and Josh Gardner baffled that Finn Russell received two near-identical awards within five minutes after the Lions series, one presented by a Howden executive.
Blood & Mud episode 414 covers Premiership accounts in which Saracens lost £7.5 million on £22 million turnover and Sale lost about £1 million on £9.1 million.
A weekly rugby podcast covering the latest news, with segments like war animals and player spotted.
A rugby podcast previewing the Six Nations tournament with humorous banter between hosts.
Lee and Josh deliver a weekly rugby podcast with news, banter, and reflections on their show's 10-year journey.
A rugby podcast discussing the end of the Northern Hemisphere season, with humorous banter and guest appearances.
Lee and Josh describe all three Six Nations matches as having 'mega probables v possibles' energy after England's 87-point performance against Italy.
The Blood & Mud Rugby Podcast episode "Ethical Cola Wars" turns a £3.50 Karma Cola purchase into an argument about ethical consumption and taste.