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Tigers teetering and Danny's Rolls Royce

Ugo, Chris and Danny are back to ask whether the mighty Leicester Tigers are actually going to get relegated, while Danny discusses his eventful return to action at the London Stadium. Ugo argues the case for starting on his opposite number in order to prevent a try, Chris has takeaway issues, and Danny reminisces about how a clerical error changed his career. Meanwhile hammer thrower-turned-firefighter-turned-rugby superstar Shaunagh Brown is a guest on the pod.

Ken Owens' cab and Calcutta Cup chaos

Ugo, Danny and Chris are joined by Ken Owens, who’s not slept since the final whistle in Cardiff, to reflect on Wales' Grand Slam success. Much to Danny’s delight, Ryan Wilson returns to talk Scotland’s ridiculous comeback at Twickenham. We ask if Ireland should be pressing the panic button as they limp towards the World Cup, pick our team of the tournament and find out if Ugo would be a suit or tracksuit football manager.

Big Joe, Ireland's mo and the scuffle in the tunnel

Ugo, Danny and Chris build-up to a huge final weekend in the Six Nations as Wales look to secure the Grand Slam in Cardiff. We ask whether Ireland have got their mojo back and could wreck the Welsh party, we get insight into two up-and-coming wingers in Josh Adams and Joe Cokanasiga and ahead of this year's Calcutta Cup, we invite special guest Ryan Wilson to the pod to find out what really happened in the scuffle in the tunnel.

Ugo's loyalties, a full moon party and catfishing

Ugo, Danny and Chris are back on the sofa to build-up to another big weekend in the Six Nations. Danny gets his head around the controversial World League plans, we discuss Premiership salary caps and where is Shaun Edwards heading next? We also find out who Ugo values more out of Conor O'Shea or Danny, where Danny met his wife and are France Jennifer Lawrence or Barry from Eastenders?

Try – yes or no?

Ugo Monye and Chris Jones go to Heathrow Terminal 4 to meet international referee Wayne Barnes and his TMO sidekick Rowan Kitt to lift the lid on the art of the television match official. We discuss the influence of TV directors, the ‘wild west’ clearouts at the ruck and ask should there be more interventions from the TMO?