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[@GoodBadRugby]

What guests do you want to see on the show in 2025? Let us know!

[@scottybot2003]

Since its Lions year it would be great to get some modern Lions on but not the super obvious ones. Some of the more obscure guys, maybe late callups or tour heros that were dark horses pre tour.

[@getridofneocons]

Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu

[@kevintwomey-rh6ne]

Israel falou

[@ChrisDavies-vu4hf]

Mike Phillips

[@robertlayte61]

Nick Frost

[@JimmiesChoices]

❤ George Lovin your candour!

[@bulltraderpt]

Good interview, really enjoyed it.

[@ac2244]

This was just a chat between mates. Love these pods sometimes where they just talk bollocks 😂

[@tobyslater2011]

Young G. Furbank was nick-named “Noodle arms”, by Dylan Hartley I think 😮

[@siyabongamchunu4342]

Hi guys, I would like to know if you might consider rebooting the South African show with a different cast. From what I can tell Nick Mallet, Robbie Fleck, Bobby Skinstand, and John Smit don't have permanent Podcast gigs. If available those would be my top picks. Schalk Burger would have been great but every media outlet has a piece of him these days. And then for a host, there is a guy at Supersport called Neil Andrews, who is outstanding. I am only posting here because this is your latest show, and so you are most likely to notice. We would dearly love to have a South African voice for this brand, but unfortunately, Schalk Brits and Bobo weren't great options the first time round. But as you did with the Australian show, the South African show can be revised with a stronger and more entertaining lineup. Anyway, cheers and keep up the good work.

[@richmcnab8925]

The train guy’s real name is Luke.

[@JohnJohnson-mt9yt]

Can we be clear that these pods are not about the rugby they’re mostly ‘banter’, which is an acquired taste.

[@whatdoyousaymrwilson]

Did you actually listen to it?

[@tollyt7465]

I'd have thought Alex would have thought about his intro, saying the Lions tour is the peak of the year, when there's the women's RWC on home soil, with the Roses world No1 team. I understand how important the Lions are, having been on 3 tours, but to either forget, or couldn't be arsed, to mention the Women's WC, is pretty poor.

[@alexpayne2937]

Perhaps listen back, and revise your comment? I clearly said 'second half of the season'. The Women's World Cup takes place in September; so next season.

[@tollyt7465]

@alexpayne2937 I'll give you that one. Apologies. By the way, the RWC starts in Aug, about 3 weeks after the Lions tour ends.

[@alexpayne2937]

@@tollyt7465 What a wonderful social media storm in a tea cup. 2025 in a nutshell.

[@tollyt7465]

@@alexpayne2937 More a light shower.

[@firey9998]

Bore off mate! Honestly catch a grip of yourself.