All Blacks great Ali Williams joins Justin Marshall, Jeremy Paul and Andy Rowe to discus his career and life after rugby.

Wallaby James O'Conor also joins the show to reminisce about their time in Toulon playing for one of the greatest club sides ever assembled.

AND... Ali Williams talks us through THAT cross field kick!

Chapters

02:56 The Birth of Auckland AFC

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All Blacks great Grant Fox is in studio immediately following Ryan Fox's recent PGA Tour victory, reflecting on his journey and the pride it brings to his family.

The discussion transitions into Fox's early life, his friendship with Martin Crowe, and his rise in the rugby world, highlighting the significance of leadership and teamwork.

The conversation further explores the legacy of the Auckland rugby team in the 80s, their dominance, and the cultural importance of the Ranfurly Shield in New Zealand rugby, emphasising the respect and camaraderie among players.

We relive some famous moments from Fox's career, including is winning kick against the Lions.Fox also reflects on the adversity encountered on the path to winning the 1987 World Cup, highlighting the evolution of rugby and the athletes who shaped its legacy.

He discusses the role of an All Black selector, while Marshy and Fox share hilarious stories their time working with Sir Steve Hansen.

00:00 Celebrating Ryan Fox's PGA Tour Win

06:01 Grant Fox's Early Life and Career

12:08 The Auckland Rugby Legacy

19:04 The Ranfurly Shield and Its Significance

25:53 The Legacy of the Lions Tour

30:39 Tactical Preparation and Goal Kicking

35:33 The Pressure of High-Stakes Kicking

48:38 The 1987 World Cup Experience

55:12 Emerging Talents and Injuries in Rugby

56:06 The Birth of the Rugby World Cup

57:36 Amateur Days and Fundraising Stories

01:02:57 The Role of an All Black Selector

01:10:55 Understanding Steve Hansen's Coaching Philosophy

01:17:51 Reflections on Regrets and Learning Moments

01:20:54 Personal Life and Career Reflections

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Rugby legends Justin Marshall & Jeremy Paul join Andy Rowe to cover the Lions squad announcement.

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Wallaby's legend Owen Finegan joins Justin Marshall, Jeremy Paul and Andy Rowe to shares his journey from being a young rugby player at Randwick to becoming a World Cup winner with the Wallabies.

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In this episode World Cup winner Jeremy Paul names his 23 man Wallabies squad to face the Lions in the first test of the 2025 Series.

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Stephen Donald shares his journey from being a young rugby player at Wesley College to becoming a key figure in the 2011 World Cup.

He discusses the challenges and experiences of transitioning to professional rugby, the influence of coaches like Ian Foster, and the importance of team bonding through court sessions.

The conversation also touches on the unique experience of playing in South Africa and the camaraderie that exists among rugby players, regardless of nationality.

Donald reflects on his time at Bath Rugby and the lessons learned throughout his career, emphasising resilience and growth in both sports and life.

We reflect on his rugby career, discussing pivotal moments such as his decision to leave New Zealand, the pressures of performance and media scrutiny, his experience during the 2011 World Cup, and his transition into life after rugby, including his ventures in media and business.

He also shares insights into the mental health challenges faced by athletes and the impact of public perception on their careers.

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Arguably the greatest Wallaby ever John Eales joins his former teammate Jeremy Paul, All Blacks legend Justin Marshall and Andy Rowe.

We go deep into Eales' career, where he won two Rugby World Cups (one as captain), the Bledisloe Cup & Tri Nations.

We also cover the some of the biggest moments within the biggest games he played in, including why he told the referee he was going to walk his team off the field during the Rugby World Cup final & of course, that kick to win the Bledisloe Cup in 2000.

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Wallabies openside flanker Fraser McReight joins the lads for a chat on his way to Reds training.

James O'Connor talks us through how he ended up on another players' highlights real, after being stepped cold during the Crusaders win over the Drua.

Justin Marshall breaks down the Chiefs and Blues victories, while James talks us through who he thinks is in line to play 10 for the Wallabies against the British & Irish Lions.

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Phil Kearns, a two-time World Cup winner and Australian Hall of Famer, shares his experiences and insights from his rugby career.

The discussion covers his rivalry with New Zealand, early career challenges, the transition from amateur to professional rugby, memorable World Cup moments, and his experiences as captain of the Wallabies.

Kearns reflects on the evolution of rugby and the camaraderie among players, providing a unique perspective on the sport's history and culture.

The discussion also touches on the current state of Australian rugby, how they won the 2027 RWC hosting rights and why New Zealand and Canberra missed out!

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Former All Blacks coach Brad Mooar joins Justin Marshall, James O'Connor & Andy Rowe.

Brad talks us through how he reacted to losing his role as the New Zealand assistant coach, working alongside Gregor Townsend and Finn Russell with Scotland and he gives us his thoughts on Wales rugby!

Brad Mooar has been heavily linked with a return to Wales to take over the head coaching role vacated by Warren Gatland, he gives us the honest truth about where he stands on the position.

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