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Biting the Bullet: Podcast

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Biting the Bullet now available for free podcast streaming.

In this week’s Biting The Bullet, Keo and Dalton touch on Bismarck du Plessis’ brawl with a teammate in Montpellier, look ahead to the weekend’s Super Rugby and speak about the potential end of Eddie Jones, as well as the strength of Irish rugby currently.

Catch the FULL podcast here!

Below is a short snippet of what to expect in the first ever Biting The Bullet podcast:

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