RiotACT Rugby Review Podcast – 2012, Episode 03

johnboy 5 March 2012 5 March 2012 1

bulmers blackcurrant

Tim and I mix up the rugby ideas in Duxton and expound on matters rugby.

The beer for review is the Bulmer’s Blackcurrant Cider, and the music is by Crash the Curb.

Our tips this week are:

Tim: Crusaders, Hurricanes, Brumbies, Waratahs, Reds, Sharks, Bulls
John: Chiefs, Hurricanes, Brumbies, Highlanders, Reds, Sharks, Bulls

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