Try Hards Podcast

By: Laura-Jane Jones
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  • A women’s rugby podcast! Not exclusive to women, or about women’s rugby, but a fresh female take. England World Cup winner Nolli Waterman, and rugby broadcaster Laura-Jane Jones will be talking you through both the women’s and men’s games, and taking you on their adventures in the sport.

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  • Bras, chickens and long awaited wins

    Bras, chickens and long awaited wins
    Apr 26 2023

    The Try Hards are back to run the rule over round 4 and look ahead to the biggest Super Saturday ever. Coya makes a tap dancing cameo, there's an unnecessarily protracted conversation about castration and Nolli tells us about her new underwear. Genuinely.




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    52 mins
  • "Danielle, What's your favourite cake?"

    "Danielle, What's your favourite cake?"
    Apr 5 2023
    Fresh back from Hong Kong, Nolli regales listeners with stories of the 7s. LJ talks Extra Time heartache and the Try Hards bring a full review of the TikTok Women's 6 Nations round 2

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    38 mins
  • The Parent Trap ...coming to a stadium near you!

    The Parent Trap ...coming to a stadium near you!
    Mar 27 2023
    The Try Hards give you a full run through of Round 1 with Nolli's expert analysis, whilst LJ embarrasses herself with one of the player's families.

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    45 mins

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