Thank God for Blood and Mud
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“Please don’t stop hammering your woke, left-wing agenda as I’m not sure I could cope with rugby being solely the domain of podcasts a little to the right of the BNP. I listen to B&M for interesting and informed rugby discussion but the thing that convinced me to become a patreon supporter was the fact that this is apparently the only rugby podcast which doesn’t subscribe to the individualist right wing narrative.”
Aaron_Bennett via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/06/20
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“I enjoy this pod more than any of the other rugby pods out there. Funnier, swearier, angrier. It falls wonderfully into the "mates at the pub" sort of pod, but I'll take that anyday over the retired player or pro broadcaster with their "inside" stories and sponsorship...”Read full review »
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09/26/17
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“It contains quotes like 'Stuart Lancaster is a magnificent exponent of the northern man stance'. Genius.”Read full review »
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Great Britain ·
05/31/17
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“I'm an American living in Italy and therefore root for the italian pro12 teams and I listened to my first B&M podcast and heard them start the show by tearing apart an England team that had just won their 13th straight test match (and don't get them started on Wales!). Well when they...”Read full review »
Beerandloathing via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/11/17
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