On the back of a historic World Cup final, Jacob has booked in fellow rugby history nerd Hattie of the Rugby History Project and the Women's Rugby Treehouse Podcast to geek out about women's rugby history. In an episode that is hopefully not too academical and definitely concise and to the point, Hattie and Jacob discuss the historical ramifications of WRWC 2025, why it matters and why people should really stop anglicising women's rugby history, as well as an interesting role that Leicester Tigers played in the first World Cup in 1991. Stay tuned for ideas for a Dan Cole t-shirt, Jacob's rant about his university's footnoting rules, Louis Deacon being accidentally described as "fabulous" and other impeccable historical-based rugby analysis! Enjoy

Ahoy, ey up, guten tag etc. Welcome back to the latest episode of the LTW Fancast. Tigers Women's and Welsh women superfan Hannah returns to help Jacob discuss a lot of news, including confirmation of PWR fixtures, should a club get to host the final, whether the end of Rainbow Laces in PREM rugby is anything to be worried about and Tigers latest signing in World Cup bound USA international Emerson Allen.

Also included in this episode is an exclusive interview with Tim Westwood, the head coach of University of Nottingham Women's Rugby Football Club and Lichfield Ladies to give listeners an exciting insight into Tigers new partnership with UON, names to look out for in Tigers' U23 Development Squad and ambitions for UON Sport moving forward.

Enjoy!

Rhiana Lewis from the Back the Girls podcast parachutes in to join Jacob on the pod this week, as we chat more signings, what on earth is this UXi partnership and reacting to Wales beating Australia for the first time, featuring new signing Katherine Baverstock in her first cap.

Also included is in an EXCLUSIVE interview with new Director of Women's Rugby Fraser Goatcher as we hear how preseason has been going, what are the club's ambitions for next season and beyond and what a Goatcher + Ross Bundy coached Leicester Tigers women's team might look like.

We wrap up the pod with a preview of the Red Roses warm-up game this weekend against Spain at Mattioli Woods Welford Road. After getting over the excitement of another Red Roses fixture at the best stadium in club rugby, we chat about whether Spain or England will really gain an awful lot for this match with Magic Meg Jones playing her first game at the ground since leaving the club.

Enjoy!