The Rugby Ruckus Podcast

In this episode former Wallaby and Super rugby coach Morgan Turinui and journo Ben Kimber break down: - Where the Wallabies are still getting it wrong - How England carved up the Wallabies defence - Around the grounds on a fantastic Fiji win and All Blacks domination - Different perspectives on AAC and Beale in trouble - And whether Michael Cheika should be moved on Tune into two different angles on all the big rugby news.

This week on The Rugby Ruckus: - How Ireland conquered the All Blacks - Morgan Turinui identifies the key plays, players and themes from the Irish and Australian wins - Ben Kimber has a rant about the Wallabies, despite the win Plus more rugby detail in a solid episode.

A deep dive into international rugby as Morgan Turinui and Ben Kimber cover: - Why Eddie Jones is feeling confident - How England almost nabbed an epic win - The controversial offside call that helped the All Blacks - How the Wallabies are still misfiring

Morgan Turinui and Ben Kimber analyse England's big win, Owen Farrell's controversial hit, the status of the All Blacks caps won, and how Wales executed a play the Wallabies struggled with. Another detailed Rugby Ruckus chat. Supporting gifs at www.therugbyruckus.com

Former Wallaby Morgan Turinui and journo Ben Kimber look at the key moments of Bledisloe 3 2018, and dig into whether the refs are favouring the All Blacks, and exactly where the Wallabies are going wrong.

Before we deep dive into what is going on in Australian rugby, NZ Herald journo Liam Napier joins us to dig into what the NZRU are getting right. Just why are the All Blacks so dominant? We also get into the All Blacks tour squad and areas of focus for the RWC in a big NZ rugby episode.

Was Michael Cheika's halftime Wallabies spray a good sign or a bad sign? Morgan Turinui and Ben Kimber break down the Wallabies big comeback, and dig into how the Boks let it slip, and which All Blacks are not performing.

Springbok great Butch James joins Morgan Turinui and Ben Kimber to discuss what is going right for the Boks, and wrong for the Wallabies. They review the Boks win over Australia an the All Blacks win over the Pumas. With some great insight into the days Morgan and Butch faced off against each other as well.

Former Wallabies Morgan Turinui and Stephen Hoiles name their Wallabies XV, and some picks will surprise. The Wallabies areas of focus are identified, and we discuss what the All Blacks will work on, and if the Springboks will drop emotionally.

We break down the Springboks boilover, looking at the key parts of an epic Test match. Plus, where are the Wallabies going wrong and are they going backwards?

The Wallabies get a welcome win over the Springboks but Morgan found plenty of moments where improvement was needed. This episode is a deep dive into the Wallabies Boks game, plus the All Blacks win over Argentina, with plenty of analysis of what went down.

The Wallabies and Boks are under pressure so who needs to fire up and which areas will be key? We also dig into the origins of the All Blacks counter attack, and what happened when Ben, Morgan and Wendell Sailor crossed paths in South Africa? Former Wallaby Morgan Turinui and journalist Ben Kimber talk rugby.

The All Blacks were dominant in Bledisloe 2, so where did it go wrong for the Wallabies? Former Wallaby Morgan Turinui and journalist Ben Kimber dig deep into attack, defence and mindset. We also look at the Pumas big win and go to listeners comments. Morgan finishes off with a yarn from his playing days when the Wallabies had to bounce back.

After Bledisloe 1, should the Wallabies sack Cheika? We break down the standout players, key moments, and theories behind the first Test match. We also have a look at the Boks win over the Pumas. Former Wallaby Morgan Turinui and journalist Ben Kimber get stuck in.

In our second episode former Wallaby James Holbeck joins Morgan Turinui and Ben Kimber to talk about player pathways after the spotlight moves on, plus we name our Bledisloe backlines for the Wallabies and the All Blacks, and James reveals the story behind the first international yellow card awarded.