Ruggamatrix International Mp3

We close the book on 2011 with two great interviews. Newly appointed coach of Japan Eddie Jones and England backrower James Haskell on the World Cup and his upcoming Super Rugby challenge.

This show dedicated to the memory of David Fordham who died last week aged 62. Les Kiss talks Heineken Cup and our special guest is Samoa assistant coach Scott Wisemantel.

The World Cup hangover is over .. and we are back with episode 136 ‘Stephen’s Story’. Former Wallabies backrower Stephen Hoiles has been released from the Brumbies so he can concentrate on his comeback from an Achilles injury. It’s ruined his past 12 months but he’s determined to get the injury fixed once and for all, get a new team and fight for a place in the Wallabies again. We also review the IRB’s World Cup analysis with Les Kiss. The numbers are in and they make for positive reading.

So New Zealand wins the World Cup and finally the long drought is over. Welcome to our tournament review show with Les Kiss, Ewen McKenzie, Mark Cashman and Djuro Sen. We discuss the final in detail and also ask if the RWC is actually doing its job in finding the best team in the world considering it could have so easily been France lifting the trophy.

So this is it! New Zealand and France go head to head on Sunday for Rugby’s ultimate prize. Djuro Sen and Peter Hewat analyse the semi-finals and look ahead to the decider and the third place playoff between Australia and Wales. There’s not much more to say other than – download now!

World Cup winning assistant coach Eddie Jones joins the panel for a frank discussion on the quarter-finals and semi finals. No one is spared! We also speak with Rupert Guinness – Sydney Morning Herald journalist and expert in all things French.

So this is it! We’ve reached the final eight and it’s all sudden death from here at the Rugby World Cup. Ireland defence coach Les Kiss takes us through his quarter final against Wales and the other Saturday game between England and France. Qld head coach Ewen McKenzie guides us through the Sunday matches – Australia v South Africa and New Zealand v Argentina. Good luck to all.

The super smart Ireland Defence Coach – Les KissIt’s the final round of matches before the quarterfinals of the Rugby World Cup. Les Kiss and his Ireland team face a make or break clash with Italy in Pool C. England and Scotland will also face off in an epic final Pool game.

Find out the secret to Ireland’s massive win over the Wallabies – just how did they do it? Les Kiss reveals all. We also talk England, France and New Zealand mixed up with a thousand other World Cup stories.

At last we lock in Les Kiss from Ireland camp ahead of this weekend’s blockbuster against the Wallabies in Auckland. We talk about Ireland, we talk about England, we talk about everything RWC.

Our In-Depth Analysis continues with Pool C and D of the RWC 2011. Ewen McKenzie is back to wrap up our analysis of the 20 teams competing in New Zealand. Once again we predict the finishing order of the pools and we take a punt on the eventual winner. Ewen makes a surprise choice to head Pool D. POOL C – Australia, Ireland, Italy, Russia, USA POOL D – Fiji, Namibia, Samoa, South Africa, Wales

Our In-Depth Analysis continues with Pool B of the RWC 2011. We discuss the pool in detail with Ewen McKenzie and like last week take a shot at predicting the finishing order. POOL B – Argentina, England, Georgia, Romania, Scotland We also look at the Tri Nations decider between the Wallabies and All Blacks. Les Kiss has the week off.

Les Kiss returns to tackle some big questions after Ireland lost to France at the weekend. We also dig deep into the culture of the Irish squad as they prepare for the World Cup in New Zealand. Our In-Depth Analysis looks at Pool A of the RWC 2011. Special guest Bob Dwyer runs his expert eye across the five teams in the group and he comes up with a finishing order. POOL A – Canada, France, Japan, New Zealand, Tonga Matt Giteau’s future also comes up for discussion. You can also pick up Bob’s latest coaching manual focus.com.au – good coaching!

Just a short show this week as we continue to wrestle with some technical issues. Ewen McKenzie talks Bledisloe Cup and a lot more. Les Kiss will be back next week.

We’re back after moving into a new studio and we’re ready for the big run home to the Word Cup. Today we speak with Ewen McKenzie in depth about his Super Rugby victory for Queensland over the Crusaders. We also talk about the stuttering start to the Test season by the southern hemisphere heavyweights. Les Kiss joins us from the middle of Ireland Word Cup camp. We discuss Ireland, England and many others as they prepare for upcoming Tests. IN DEPTH ANALYSIS – CHANGING TACK What happens if you spend three years developing a game style then you see a new way, a better way, or an obstacle to overcome to ensure victory? Will you make the hard decision to ‘change tack’ or will you just plough ahead regardless? Les Kiss gives another masterclass.

Qld Reds coach Ewen McKenzie on the Super Rugby Final against the Crusaders. Matt Williams on absolutely everything else! No one in the north is spared.

Look out France – Matt Dunning is heading your way. He’s off to Biarritz. We talks Heineken Cup, Top 14, Super Rugby and World Cup plus much much more.

As promised this is our second show this week and it’s chock full of World Cup goodness with Les Kiss and Bob Dwyer. Together they cover the preliminary squads of Ireland and England plus the countdown to the Super Rugby finals. IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS returns and this week we look at Provincial Squad transition to a World Cup Squad. How do you assess the provincial competition when picking your country’s best 30? Bob Dwyer gives another masterclass. You can also pick up Bob’s latest coaching manual focus.com.au – good coaching!

The top six has been finalised in the south and this show deals with the Super Rugby finals. Ewen McKenzie joins us fresh from securing top spot on the table with the Qld Reds. We also discuss the coming of age for Super Rugby and whether its longer season gives it credibility with the north. We’ll have another show on northern issues later in the week.

Nick Stiles takes on Mark Cashman over his James O’Connor predictions. Peter Hewat on Heineken Cup and London Irish. The run home for the Super Rugby finals and In-Depth Analysis – Injury Management.