The host is soooo angry. Otherwise OK

I'm a Kiwi and even tho I've lived in Sydney for over two decades, my loyalty remains to NZ Rugby. That said this is easily one of my favourite rugby analysis podcasts. As other reviewers here have noted, it's like discussing the games over beers at a pub with some mates. You drink a few, you get a little too loud at times, you swear a bit, and you laugh a lot. It's all bound together by love of the game, and these guys love the game. I've tried some of the other G&GR podcasts and they quite frankly all came across as a bit whingey and one-eyed much of the time. This is the only G&GR podcast I subscribe too. Which I do because it's good.

This is very hard to listen to. A few drunks swearing and whining at a bar.

Only podcast I listen too, feel like am with my mates at the pub chatting about the game (pretty sure early stages a lot of beer was involved in the podcasts also). Anyway, best of luck if this is the last one, has been emotional...

Some interesting stuff and overall I like the banter. But the quality of the sound of this podcast was just awful.

Or get a better microphone. Jesus Christ. It's at full volume and I can only hear two out of three of you. Sometimes. Otherwise, great show!

As an Dominican-American, I wanted to learn more about Rugby Union in Australia since I know my fair share about Rugby League and this podcast has being really insightful about the topic.

Great stuff - from a yank who spent enough time in Sydney to go from loving to hating the 'tahs - great job bringing a fairly objective viewpoint to the world of Aussie rugby - even if you do seem to think that Steve Hansen is the root of all evil in the world. Keep up the good work, guys. I'll keep listening and watching from the other side of the globe.

My favourite rugby podcast. They get great guests, have good discussion and banter and cover Australian Rugby in great depth.

Great discussions that are current and for some reason, always engaging

GARG have the inside word with great guests and get past the spin masters that govern tv appearances. Worth a listen.