Kiwi Roots Rugby Podcast

By: Scott Pointon & Felix Filipo ft. Sone Finai
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  • A podcast for Sharing our thoughts on the great game that is Rugby Union from Grassroots to International level. We talk about what's happening in the rugby world from competitions to player movement, review games highlighting key moments and players who stood out. We have features in our show such as selecting our Form 15 and creating fun jingles for players. Most importantly we have a good laugh along the way. Hosted by Scott Pointon and Felix Filipo - two NZ born kiwi lads who have known each other from way back! Both of us have played age grade rugby in NZ from the age of 5. Scott played junior club rugby for Newlands Rugby club. attended Rongotai college playing in the 1st XV in 6th and 7th form (2007 & 2008). From here he represented local Wellington rugby clubs Ories, Poneke and Johnsonville. Scott also made age grade Wellington rep teams and been a follower of the game all his life. Felix played limited junior rugby until the age of 10 where he decided to start playing regularly. At Rongotai college he represented the same teams as Scott. From here he played limited rugby due to consistent shoulder injuries forcing him to give up playing during his last year of college but this has not stopped him staying involved in the game. Felix now follows the sport as a mega fan and is also getting involved in helping Wellington rugby filming games for analysis. Join us on this journey and hit the follow button to keep up with new episodes!

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  • #83 - Farewell to Ardie Savea

    #83 - Farewell to Ardie Savea
    Jul 24 2024

    This week we were given the shocking new of Ardie Savea leaving the Hurricanes to join the Moana. We reminisce on the good times and give our special farewell to the legend!


    We also talk about the recent AB's game vs Fiji over in San Diego, US.


    We reflect on the 6 debutants within the game and how they performed overall - who do you think was our Debut King?


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    Enjoy!


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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • #82 - Debutants galore!

    #82 - Debutants galore!
    Jul 18 2024

    Awesome episode with the boys as we reflect on the All Blacks v England game 2 in the weekend gone by and then we look forward to the test against Fiji coming up in San Diego, California!


    In amongst all the chat we play some games and have a laugh.


    Come join us on our Facebook page as well! Just search up Kiwi Roots Rugby Podcast!


    Music Credits!


    Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):

    https://uppbeat.io/t/nick-petrov/wild-and-free

    License code: 2FNUSFLPGT5G2HQJ


    Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):

    https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/free-flowin


    Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):

    https://uppbeat.io/t/prigida/moonshine

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    59 mins
  • #81 - It's getting hot in here!

    #81 - It's getting hot in here!
    Jul 10 2024
    Things are heating up in the recording room with the boys going at it! Plenty of good laughs but also some expert insights from our local analyst Felix presenting us some gold. Tune in to hear what he expects to happen this weekend as Razor looks to keep his 100% win record!

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    54 mins

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