Will Greenwood's Rugby Podcast

2021 British & Irish Lions Head Coach, Warren Gatland, joins Will and Rupert on this week's episode. They chat captaincy, coaching and all things Lions-related. Super Rugby Aotearoa is also discussed with the current Chiefs Head Coach.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by England speedster Jonny May. He talks about all things speed-related, what life is like under Eddie Jones in the England camp, World Cup disappointment, his return to Gloucester and his connection with Ed Sheeran!

In a special podcast episode, England head coach Eddie Jones chats exclusively to Will and James about lockdown, England, high-performance and much more.

Joining James Gemmell and Will is England international Joe Marchant who has recently returned back to Harlequins following a stint playing Super Rugby with the Blues in New Zealand.Our duo also react to last weeks news that the British & Irish Lions tour will be shown live on Sky Sports and the discussion has already been on who should be playing in the first Test and what the backroom staff will look like. Will Warren Gatland go for his tried and tested team, or will he mix it up?Also on the agenda is Saracens and how they are making the best of their situation. England lock Maro Itoje has become the latest high-profile player to commit his future to the club, following in the footsteps of fellow Rugby World Cup final starters Owen Farrell, Jamie George, Elliot Daly plus Mako and Billy Vunipola.

On this week's episode, James and Will are joined by Western Force owner Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest. Recently featured in Rugby World magazine's top 50 movers & shakers article, the mining magnate discusses the Force's re-introduction to Super Rugby, his dealings with Rugby Australia and what the future may look like for rugby globally. James and Will also react to Manu Tuilagi joining Sale Sharks, Wales playing their home matches at Twickenham and rugby reaching Hawaii.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert discuss Manu Tuilagi's current situation and debate his future England selection. The duo also review the latest action from down under and look ahead to Crusaders v Blues this weekend.

On this week's special episode, James Gemmell is joined by Tim Horan, Michael Lynagh and Sean Fitzpatrick to preview Super Rugby AU. Gemmell and the three World Cup winners discuss the runners and riders in the competition and the young stars to look out for. They also discuss the off-field issues that have taken place recently in Australian rugby including that captain's letter prior to Raelene Castle's resignation.They also touch upon the success of Super Rugby Aotearoa and Fitzpatrick tells the panel who's impressed him to-date so far.

On this week's podcast, Will and Rupert were once again joined by Hollywood Royalty. Star of stage and screen, Damian Lewis, joined the duo to discuss his love for Welsh Rugby, his passion for Liverpool FC and all things performance-related.

This Week Rupert & Will are joined by CEO of the RFU, Bill Sweeney. There was plenty on the agenda including; the future of ‘Swing Low, Sweet Chariot’, the much discussed global calendar and what International Rugby could look like this autumn following the Coronavirus Pandemic.

On a special podcast episode, Mike Wedderburn is joined by Maggie Alphonsi, Will Greenwood and Topsy Ojo to discuss whether 'Swing Low' still has a place in rugby.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by Hockey Royalty. Golden couple Kate & Helen Richardson-Walsh talk about motherhood and achieving their dream of winning gold in Rio in 2016. They also discuss the highs and lows of competing at the highest level.

Former All Blacks Israel Dagg and Sean Fitzpatrick as well as ex-Australia international Michael Lynagh join James Gemmell to preview the upcoming Super Rugby Aotearoa competition.The guys discuss their excitement as live Rugby makes a comeback, Dan Carter's return to New Zealand to line up alongside Beauden Barrett at the Blues and what the future of Super Rugby could now look like.

On this week's episode, Rupert and Will are joined by Tom and Ben Curry. They talk about life as identical twins, the team culture under Steve Diamond at Sale Sharks, the 2019 World Cup campaign and much, much, more.

Sue Day, Philippa Tuttiett and Melodie Robinson join Rupert Cox to discuss the challenges facing the women's game.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by one of the greatest Olympians of all-time, Michael Johnson. Among the topics discussed are the current political situation in America, his Performance Centre which has welcomed both Jonny May and Harry Mallinder and how he mentally prepared for the biggest stages. He also gives tips on how to run the perfect 200m!

By the age of 23, England Flanker Tom Rees had reached a World Cup final and become an Premiership and European champion as part of the all-conquering golden generation at Wasps. And then, with the rugby world seemingly at his feet, injury struck. At 27, Rees had to make the heart-wrenching decision to hang up the boots. Eight years on, he is now an NHS doctor, working on the frontline at Basingstoke Hospital amidst the Coronavirus pandemic. Sky Sports News’ Jamie Weir picks up the story…

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by Exeter and England centre, Henry Slade. He talks about life in lockdown, the World Cup campaign with England, life in the South West with the Chiefs and much, much more.

On this special episode, Rupert Cox is joined by Ben Ryan, Danielle Waterman and former Head of Commercial for World Rugby and F1, Murray Barnett, to discuss all matters relating to the sevens game.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by Racing 92 & Scotland fly-half, Finn Russell. He talks about what happened during the Six Nations when he got suspended from the side, his relationship with head coach Gregor Townsend and how it's improved subsequently. He also discusses life in Paris, playing with the 'Galacticos' at Racing 92 and how he's looking forward to playing in a Scotland shirt again.

On this week's episode, Will and Rupert are joined by England Attack Coach, Simon Amor. They chat all things Sevens, the transition to the 15-man game and what life is like in a half-time changing room at Twickenham.