In the Bin Rugby Pod

With the first weekend of the Six Nations in the books the boys are back to break it down for you, as well as you keep you up to date with the big news stories in rugby this week.

Wales Vs Scotland - Wales brilliance downs out of sort Scots. (04.23)

France Vs Ireland - Sexton magic breaks French hearts. (18.04)

Italy Vs England - England run up score on improving Italians. (35.16)

Regular Features - Try of the Week, Hit of the Week and Bin Juice. (47.09)

News - Ulster 'Kiss' goodbye to Les, Attwood and Haskell move on and New Zealander's maybe heading North. (50.52)

Predictions - Who do we think will triumph this weekend. (1.02.31)

The boys are back and with the excitement building are here to get you up to date and fully prepared for the best Rugby Tournament in the world. They preview each team and discuss their chances.

News - Saints new DOR, transfer chat & Wyles retires. (02.05)

Ring fencing Premierships discussion. (13.17)

Italy preview - Can Conor O'Shea drag them off the bottom of the table? (27.04)

Wales preview - Will a large injury list be to much to handle or an unexpected chance taken?(35.06)

Scotland preview - Can they finally live to the hype and deliver a maiden Six Nations Championship?(42.14)

France preview - New coach, same old France? Who knows?(50.45)

Ireland preview - Will a favourites tag hang to heavy around the neck of the form team?(57.02)

England preview - Is three in a row an impossible dream, or can Eddie deliver?(1.04.54)

Six Nations predictions (1.12.50)

The boys are back to review another weekend of fantastic European rugby action and discuss all the latest news.

News - Eddie's new contract, EPCR player of year award and Bastareaud's ban (01.12)

Pool 3 review - Leinsters 6 of the best and Exeters woes (13.42)

Pool 2 review - Clermont seal top spot and Sarries smash Saints again (31.55)

Pool 4 review - Munster clinical against Castres and Racing hold off Tigers (39.42)

Pool 5 review - Scarlets down Toulon and Bath batter Benetton (49.24)

Pool 1 review - La Rochelle scrap through and Wasps thrash Ulster (58.16)

Pod Regulars - Try of the Week, Hit of the Week and Bin Juice (1.06.32)

Predictions - Andy wins again!! (1.09.45)

We're back with a brand new episode of the 'In The Bin' Rugby Pod going over the weekend’s action and week’s news,

News 01.42 - Billy's bad break, transfer news and Marcus Smith’s new deal.

Pool 1 15.55 - Ulster take down La Rochelle and Quins stun Wasps.

Pool 2 23.55 - Saints raise against Clermont and Ospreys hold Sarries.

Pool 3 34.33 - Exeter rampant and Leinster continue dominance.

Pool 4 44.49 - Racing and Munster in an epic contest and Castres tame Tigers.

Pool 5 53.09 - Scarlets dazzle in Bath and Bastareaud on the naughty step.

Regulars 1.01.14 - Try of the week, hit of the week and Bin Juice.

Predictions 1.07.18 - Can Andy finally get a win in the predictions?!

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In the news this week, Owen Farrell may have lost his kicking boots against Wasps, but he successfully converted his nomination for the Rugby writers award.

In the Premiership, Saracens are back as Billy bruised and Michael set them on the Rhodes to success against Wasps.

Newcastle secured a brilliant win, as Sinoti was too hotty for the current champions Exeter and the Saints finally had their prayers answered with a win after an 11 game losing streak.

In the Pro 14, Leinster continued their superb form, battering Ulster so badly, they just couldn’t take any Larmour.

Conor Murray was in a hurry for Munster, as his flurry helped them on the way to a first inter provincial win of the season against Connacht and Treviso did their best to prove Cheetah’s never prosper as they bagged their 6th league victory of the season.

We will of course bring you our try of the week, hit of the week and bin juice, along with our predictions for next week’s European games.

We're back from our festive break and diving back in like a prop at an all you can eat buffet.

We chat England's Brighton meet up as Eddie Hones his squad. Then give our mid season report cards, see who's as high as an Australian rugby player and who's as poor as Haskell's banter.

As well as pod regulars try of the week, hit of the week and Bin Juice!

In the news this week, the Dragons continue to ensure their cupboards aren’t bare with the signing of Richard Hibbard and we try to figure out how to put the handbrake on the issue of rolling away at the breakdown.

It was the return legs of each pool’s double header in Europe this past weekend and it served up some barnstorming contests for us to review and rant about.

We will of course also give our try of the week, hit of the week and bin juice, while we have some truly wonderful news from last week’s predictions!

Hello and welcome to Season 1, Episode 16 of the In the Bin Rugby Pod, brought to you by lastwordonrugby.com.

In breaking news today, the patience of Saints only goes so far, as Northampton part company with Jim Mallinder after 8 straight defeats.

In the weekend’s European action, it was a dirty half dozen for Premiership sides as they went 0 & 6 for the round.

Leinster once again underlined their elite credentials in a brilliant and physical display that left Exeter high and dry at Sandy Park, Munster made pussycats out of Tigers with a dominant performance, where Peter O’Mahony showed he can negotiate a turnover better than a new contract and La Rochelle swatted aside Wasps using power and pace like a ghost of French rugby’s Christmas past.

Chris owes an Ash-tonne of thanks to his Toulon teammates for bailing him out in a come from behind win against Bath and it was Boom-Shaka-Raka for Clermont who took out their fixture rearrangement frustrations on a disappointing and barely recognisable Sarries side.

We’ll have our regular features of try of the week, hit of the week and Bin Juice.

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Like a good politician, we’re going to bypass any actual news this week and jump straight into the games.

In the international game nobody wanted, South Africa lost again as they took a break to ‘Centre Parkes’ in what could be Coetzee’s final game in charge.

In the Premiership, it was a case of who ‘Cares’ wins, as Quins were at it again, snatching their annual home win against Sarries. Exeter had more back row action than a teenage party at the cinema, as they drained Bath in an stunning opening 50 minutes and Wasps downed the Tigers even though decided to start with ‘Cips’.

In the Pro 14, Glasgow brushed off the Finn Russell news as they made it a perfect 10 in a hammering of Cardiff. Dragons and Ulster couldn’t decide who was worse and it was V for ‘Venditti’ as Zebre shocked Connacht with a win in Italy.

We will of course have our try of the week, hit of the week and ref watch… sorry, I mean bin juice, before we tuck into previewing the return of European rugby

In the news this week, the rugby world descended on Monaco for their annual awards and it was golden Beauden again, whilst Porcia sped away with the ladies award. And it now seems elementary that Morarity is moving back to Wales.

In international action, Scotland weren’t Hogg tied against Australia as they ran in 8 tries for a record victory. Ioane was the one for New Zealand as they cruised to a 30th straight win over Wales.

Ireland’s Stockdale continues to rise with a comfortable win over Argentina. Daly’s double helps England see off Samoa and the Cherries blossomed as France hit rock bottom.

In the Premiership, Worcester and Gloucester continued their excellent run of form and Exeter ended up Chiefs in the top of the table clash.

The Pro 14 went with form as Glasgow, Munster and Leinster ran in tries galore.

We’ll have all our usual pod favourites with Try of the week, hit of the week and Bin Juice.

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Apologies for sound issues in the last 5-6 minutes.