MW Welman and Harry Jones pay tribute to rugby legend Steven Kitshoff, who is forced to retire due to a critical neck injury. They reflect on his impactful career and Harry reads the poetic ode he has written in his honor. The conversation also explores the Springbok depth chart for their alignment camp, and bids farewell to three Irish stalwarts, marking the end of an era.

Get ready for some electrifying developments in the rugby universe! In this video, MW Welman dives into the latest shock movements shaking up the rugby world. First, we've got Handré Pollard making a sensational return to the Bulls. Then, Felix Jones is back with the Springboks, promising to inject fresh energy into the team. And the rumour mill is buzzing with speculation about who will take the coaching reins for Wales, Leicester Tigers, and Australia. MW Welman discusses all this with rugby expert Harry Jones. Don't miss out on their insights!

Spanning twenty time zones, former Springbok flyhalf turned defensive coach Andre Pretorius (who says tens cannot defend?) shows us the key pictures from the third round of the Six Nations, taking a hard look at what the well-oiled Irish attack does as well as the brand new Welsh system. Harry joins Andre in analysing the round, with insights as to how Wales found their groove, where Scotland went wrong, and shared “what’s next” thoughts with MW (about round four and the biggest derby in the world this week). A bumper edition of the Lekker Rugby Pod for true rugby fans and thinkers.

Across the globe, from Toronto to Turin to Tokyo, thousands of talented South African rugby players showcase their skills. Yet, only a select few receive the coveted WhatsApp message from Rassie. What distinguishes these elite players from the rest? Which traits and playing styles catch the eye of the selectors? MW and Harry dig into the larger context and ponder how even superlative talents like John Daly can fail to deliver.

In this video, Harry and MW break down the upcoming third round of the Six Nations rugby tournament. They delve into the anticipated close match between France and Italy and highlight the significance of the Calcutta Cup match between England and Scotland, noting England's progress and Scotland's injury issues.Additionally, they discuss Fabien Galthie's misunderstanding of the 7-1 bench tactic, potential coaching opportunities for Franco Smith, and compare candidates for the Australian national team. Harry wraps up with a detailed look at the contrasts between club and international rugby coaching.

Harry ventured into enemy territory as he traveled to Ireland to witness firsthand the prowess of the Springboks' new archenemy. He discussed his observations with MW, while both of them carefully sidestepped the 500-pound Blue Bull in the room! Their conversation delved into the fierce rivalry, the intricate process of building teams, the critical elements that make or break a match, and broader rugby themes.

Rivalries are the lifeblood of sport, from neighbouring clubs to professional to Test rugby. What are the foundations of those enmities; both real and built by marketing? How have they shifted? The forever North-South derby will never wane, but at Test level, new foes and unlikely friendships can grow. Harry and MW delve into how the hell they both came to be cheering England to beat France.

Nobody studies rugby more than Jared Wright of Planet Rugby. In this special episode, Harry becomes an interviewer, joining MW in learning the ins and outs, twists and turns and consequences of Round 1 of the Six Nations as all the sides regroup and do battle again this week in Italy, Scotland, and England. Will an upset emerge? Or there a clear top three of the six?