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Toronto Arrows Captain Dan Moor talks with Earful of Dirt co-host Aaron Castro about his career and the decision to retire from professional rugby.
Major League Rugby held its first-ever collegiate draft last weekend. The guys break down the winners and losers in this process and what certain players could mean for the future success of their franchise.
There has been a little bit of domestic rugby news in the last few weeks. Aaron and Craig catch up and talk through the changes and have a little fun talking team names.
Aaron, Liam, Craig and Josh welcome Derek Bressette of Le Rouge Rugby and Preston Thompson of American Rugby Pod for Earful of Dirt's first ever Major League Rugby fantasy draft!
In the middle of last week Glendale, Colorado Mayor Mike Dunafon sent a letter to players and staff of the Colorado Raptors informing them of the team's withdrawal from Major League Rugby. Then he went on Rugby Wrap Up and gave the American Rugby Community a flummoxing interview. Craig and Aaron break down all the news and try to bring some clarity to the announcement.
Earful of Dirt co-hosts look deeply into the recent decision by USA Rugby (the national governing body for rugby in the U.S.) to declare bankruptcy in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak and the cancellation of this year's Summer Olympics. Craig Gridelli breaks down the financial processes of Chapter 11 vs. Chapter 7 bankruptcy while Aaron Castro goes through the legal ramifications of the decision.
The legendary Peter Tiberio, he retired, then he didn't, then the Major League Rugby season was cut short. He discusses unretiring and more with Aaron Castro.
Aaron Castro Chats with Bruce Aitchison of Happiness is Egg Shaped about his exploits in the first iteration of MLR back in the early 2000s and talk about positivity and happiness through rugby.
As the whole world holds its breath, the guys talk through the Coronavirus' effect on Major League Rugby, international rugby and sports more generally.
This week, the Earful of Dirt guys discuss the mystery plaguing MLR 2020, what’s with teams scoring 22 a game? (hint: it’s probably aliens)
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