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The Give 'em Rugby Podcast is a celebration of the game played in heaven: Rugby Union On this podcast host Liam McGrath interviews those who spend their days in the trenches, on the training paddock preparing themselves to play the game. Liam delves into their stories and tries to get to the bottom of why when there are so many things out there in the world each of these individuals has dedicated their lives (and their bodies) to the game. If you're a Rugby fan, or just having a passing interest in the game. This podcast will keep you enthralled with stories, analysis and above all good conversation centred around an incredible game: Rugby Union.

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  • The Unique Camaraderie of Rugby: Connecting Fans and Players

    May 26, 2024 · 53 min

  • The Long Game: Patience, Predictions and Perspectives with Jack Debreczeni

    May 19, 2024 · 57 min

  • Finding Purpose Through Rugby: Beyond the Game

    May 12, 2024 · 1h 10m

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