Attacking Scrum - Wales Rugby Podcast for Welsh Rugby fans

Has the mood around Welsh rugby changed?

Despite defeat in Argentina, there are signs Steve Tandy's side is beginning to develop an identity. But how much progress has really been made, and where do Wales still fall short?

This week Ged discusses:
What the Argentina performance really told us
Whether Wales should stick or twist with selection

The players with the biggest opportunity before the autumn
Lance Bradley's departure from the Ospreys
The future of St Helen's
Why the WRU's biggest challenges still sit away from the national team

As always, opinion, debate and a look at the wider picture surrounding Welsh rugby.

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Wales have won two Tests in a row, but what have we actually learned?

This week Ged unpicks the victory over Fiji, asks whether Steve Tandy is beginning to put his stamp on the side, and looks ahead to a huge challenge in Argentina.

Plus:

Is Jac Morgan the heartbeat of this Wales team?

How do Wales get the best out of Louis Rees-Zammit?

What still worries us before facing the Pumas?

Why were there so many empty seats in Cardiff?

And what is the biggest challenge facing Welsh rugby that winning matches alone won't fix?
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This week on Attacking Scrum, it’s our final ever Six Nations episode.

Ged is joined by a familiar voice as show co-founder Dan Killick returns for one last ride. Together, we reflect on a remarkable championship — full of drama, shocks, and moments that will live long in the memory.

We celebrate a long-awaited Wales victory and what it means for this team, before handing out our Six Nations awards — from standout players to defining moments across the tournament.

And as the curtain comes down, we take a step back to ask: was this the greatest Six Nations we’ve ever seen?

In this episode:


Wales’ long-awaited win


Our Six Nations awards


The biggest moments of the championship


A look back at the tournament as a whole


Saying goodbye to Attacking Scrum

One last Six Nations episode with a proper farewell over the Summer.
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This week on Attacking Scrum, it’s a Six Nations review with plenty to unpack — starting with an encouraging Welsh performance against Ireland national rugby union team.

Despite the result, Wales showed real signs of progress. Alex Mann produced a remarkable, record-breaking tackle count in a huge defensive effort, while Rhys Carre delivered one of the tries of the championship with a stunning finish.

Elsewhere in the Six Nations, history was made as Italy national rugby union team stunned England national rugby union team, raising serious questions for head coach Steve Borthwick.

And in one of the games of the tournament, Scotland national rugby union team blew away title favourites France national rugby union team in a Murrayfield thriller.

In this episode we discuss:


Wales’ progress against Ireland


Alex Mann’s extraordinary tackle performance


Rhys Carre’s sensational try


Italy’s historic win over England


The pressure building on Steve Borthwick


Scotland’s stunning victory over France


What it all means for the Six Nations title race

The championship picture just changed — but what did we learn about Wales?
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Wales have moved from collapse to competitiveness — but competitive isn’t the same as convincing. In this episode of Attacking Scrum, we break down what has actually improved in Wales’ system, why closing tight Test matches remains a problem, and what “progress” really means ahead of a huge clash with Ireland.

We preview Wales v Ireland as the ultimate audit of this rebuild: can Wales live with Ireland’s phase accuracy and composure? Or will the closing issue resurface?

Plus:
• How tough a test is Scotland for France in the title race?
• Are France truly the most complete side in the Six Nations?
• Is this Italy’s best chance ever to beat England?
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