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Jonathan Davies represented Wales in both codes - rugby union and rugby league as well as Great Britain AND a Question of Sport alongside Ian Botham and Bill Beaumont (poor bloke).
Reflecting on the current state of rugby both domestically and on the international scene, what Wales need to improve and what makes South Africa so good, Jonathan also reminisces about his time as a player, how he handled Aussie 'sledging' and his days on A Question of Sport that included scooping up elephant poo at Chester zoo!
We're now a video podcast too, you can watch each episode on YouTube as well as listening on all your podcast platforms,
We want to hear from you too - got a question for Beefy and Bill? Agree or disagree with anything they've said?
Email us at: [email protected]
Follow us on 'X' & Instagram: @beefyandbeaumont
Keep an eye out for our new YouTube channel too, with video versions of each episode.
PLEASE like and subscribe if you enjoy the show - leave us a review too as it helps to boost our ratings!
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Produced by Shine Talent Management & Simon Watts
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Our very first guest Piers Morgan joins Beefy and Bill where for once the questions are turned on him!
From breaking ribs when facing the bowling of Brett Lee at the MCG, to Tony Underwood's failed attempt to psych out Jonah Lomu, Piers shares memories of his sporting passions cricket, rugby and football.
Piers lifts the lid on his friendship with President Donald Trump, while Ian and Bill get serious to look at protection for players in rugby union and how big a blow is the loss of captain Pat Cummings for Australia in the Ashes?
We're now a video podcast too, you can watch each episode on YouTube as well as listening on all your podcast platforms.
We want to hear from you too - got a question for Beefy and Bill? Agree or disagree with anything they've said?
Email us at: [email protected]
Follow us on 'X' & Instagram: @beefyandbeaumont
Keep an eye out for our new YouTube channel too, with video versions of each episode.
PLEASE like and subscribe if you enjoy the show - leave us a review too as it helps to boost our ratings!
Artwork by wearepure.net
Produced by Shine Talent Management & Simon Watts
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
After months of planning, episode one is here!
Bill is back from the Women's World Cup Final and Beefy is preparing to head out to the Ashes.
How can we build on England's success at Twickenham and why does Ian think England are under-prepared to face Australia?
It's not all serious though, Bill reveals why Beefy poured a pint on someone's head in one of their first social gatherings, why a mobile phone in Dickie Bird's pocket almost got Ian and Allan Lamb in hot water and memories of partying with Elton John and meeting Nelson Mandela.
We want to hear from you - got a question for Beefy and Bill? Agree or disagree with anything they've said?
Email us at: [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram: @beefyandbeaumont
PLEASE like and subscribe if you enjoy the show.
Artwork by wearepure.net
Produced by Shine Talent Management & Simon Watts
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
From the publisher's feed
Cricket legend Sir Ian Botham and rugby icon Sir Bill Beaumont team up for 'Old Boys New Balls!' — the podcast where two old mates swap tales from the dressing room, chew over the big issues in…
From glory days on tour to how sport has changed, from larger-than-life teammates to life after the final whistle, no subject is off limits. Sometimes serious, often irreverent, always honest — it’s sport as you’ve never heard it before.
Join Beefy and Bill — plus an all-star line-up of amazing guests — for stories, banter, and a fresh take on the games they love.
Contact: [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram: @beefyandbeaumont
Produced by Shine Talent Management & Simon Watts
Artwork by wearepure.net
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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