Nick Phipps and Tim Horan join the show this week to add their thoughts on the Wallabies first-up Rugby Championship showing in South Africa.Australia went down 35-17 to the Springboks in Johannesburg.The Wallabies now return home to host Argentina in Brisbane (Kickoff: 7:45pm AEST) ... and Nick McArdle is expecting everyone to show up! (He goes on a mid-show rant about it)Meanwhile the Springboks travel to New Zealand to take on the All Blacks on Saturday (Kickoff: 5:35pm AEST)

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On the eve of the Wallabies’ first Test of the year against the Springboks, former captain Stephen Moore joins foxsports.com.au journo Christy Doran, commentator Andrew Swain and host Nick McArdle. Moore breaks down the Wallabies’ run to the World Cup final in 2015 and casts his eye on what Michael Cheika will be doing to this year to repeat the achievement in 2019.Later in the show, Wallaroo Millie Boyle – weeks after guiding NSW to a State of Origin win over Queensland in rugby league – joins from camp ahead of their second Test against Japan, coming off a solid win. Swainy runs through individual and team performances.

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Former Wallabies coach John Connolly and Wallaroos star backrower Kiri Lingman are this week's guests, joining foxsports.com.au journo Christy Doran and host Nick McArdle.After reviewing the Brumbies' defeat in Argentina and looking ahead to this Saturday's GF between the Crusaders and the Jaguares, Connolly talks all things Wallabies and Australian Rugby.Later, Queensland Reds captain Kiri Lingman brings us up to speed with the Wallaroos' upcoming Tests with Japan and New Zealand.

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Three big names join foxsports.com.au's Christy Doran and host Nick McArdle!(*Now* former) Tahs assistant coach Simon Cron is in studio, with recently-retired Brumbies' club games record holder Ben Alexander (150) and rising Reds and Junior Wallabies star Isaac Lucas dialing in.The Brumbies are in Argentina for their Super Rugby semi with the Jaguares, while the Junior Wallabies just returned from the same country after reaching the Final of the world rugby U-20 Championship, going down to France 24-23.Here are more of the show's details:-Simon Cron on the Brumbies' chances in Argentina and beyond (15:30)-Crusaders v Hurricanes - analysis on the other semi (23:30)-Cron on the resignation of Daryl Gibson and his own movements (26:30)-Isaac Lucas joins the show to discuss the Junior Wallabies' run to the final at the World Cup (39:00)-Young players transitioning to Super Rugby (45:00)-The 'secret' Wallabies camp in Coogee and a surprise inclusion (49:00)-Other news around the traps (51:00)

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Join Nick McArdle, Christy Doran and Sam Worthington as they spin a few yarns with Brumbies fullback Tom Banks ahead of their Super Rugby Semi-Final, Justin Harrison as he spreads the gospel of Rugby across Australia and Junior Wallabies coach Jason Gilmore as they prepare for the final of the U20's World Championships.

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We're ready for the final round of the regular Super Rugby season. After his side accounted for the Waratahs, Brumbies coach Dan McKellar explains the moment the ACT side turned the corner. Fresh from guiding the Chiefs to an extraordinary win over the Crusaders in Suva, playmaker Jack Debreczeni jumps on the phone from across the ditch as he prepares to kill off his former side's finals ambitions. Finally, former Wallabies great Matt Cockbain recalls the 1999 World Cup winning's reunion and looks ahead to the 2019 campaign in Japan.

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Plenty of laughs in this episode as Brumbies backrower Locky McCaffrey dials in from Allan Alaalatoa's luxurious Land Rover. McCaffrey has some fascinating views on how players are judged in Super Rugby compared to England. Then the great Tim Horan joins ahead of this week's 1999 Rugby World Cup reunion - and highlights a few headaches in the current Wallabies team. Finally, the crew debate the Giteau Law, the latest on Will Skelton and preview round 17 of Super Rugby.

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A hostile takeover of the pod sees Greg Clark replace Nick McArdle as host. After settling into the hot seat, Clark joins oyster lovers Christy Doran and Sam Worthington for an entertaining chat with Jack Maddocks. The Rebels star explains his UberEats faux pas in Tokyo and shares his favourite cookie recipe. And then Aussie halfback Nic White joins from Exeter ahead of the big final against Saracens. White shares his Wallabies World Cup ambitions and why he's now more free as a player.

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Test halfback Nick Phipps dials into Fox Rugby's Nick McArdle and Christy Doran from the airport, as he heads home from Wallabies Camp. Veteran Springboks hooker Schalk Brits calls in his own favour to one of golf’s living greats, before talking the growth of South African. While George Gregan looks back at the illustrious career of George Smith as the Wallabies legend hangs up the boots.

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Rebels captain & Wallabies star Dane Haylett-Petty phones in to discuss leadership, Toomua landing in Melbourne and his World Cup ambitions (28:00).Earlier on, foxsports.com.au journos Sam Worthington, Christy Doran and host Nick McArdle unpack Rugby Australia Director Scott Johnson's Fox Rugby comments about Israel Folau, centralisation in Australian rugby and the Wallabies' World Cup aspirations (4:00).The guys also preview Round 14 in the Super Rugby (45:00).

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