Millie and David discuss that new red kit, a new sponsor, this weekends’ forthcoming games and a Parmo!

Millie and David talk about taking over from Mike and Elliott and catch up with all the Tiger’s news from a busy summer. We discuss the new kit, recent friendly game and of course, the return of the King of Leicester!

Mike and Elliott hang up the microphones with their last pod, but the Rolling Maul will live on with new (and probably better) custodians! We have a great last dig at it, reviewing the season, reminiscing on favourite episodes, and - of course - announce the winners of the Rollies, our big-budget end of season awards. It's been an absolute pleasure connecting with all of you - Tigers forever! Mike and Elliott.

Mike and Elliott look back with sadness but also pride as they dissect a tight loss to the Tigers' East Midlands rivals, Northampton, after an enthralling fixture at Franklins Gardens. Plus, we give kudos to the boys who have been selected by England and announce some big news for the pod.

Mike and Elliott get a little bit nervous ahead of the East Midlands Derby and look at where the game will be won and lost, the importance of physicality, and place a bet on who can be the first to nick Henry Pollock's gumshield out of his mouth and chuck it into the crowd.

Mike and Elliott are honoured to be joined by the chairman of the 8/10 minimum standard club, Hanro Liebenberg. He talks the draw of returning home to South Africa, his favourite Tigers memories and, of course, his favourite Leicester curry. Plus, we munch on about a disappointing and frustrating loss to Exeter and look ahead to an intriguing final fixture against Bath at the Rec.

A jet-lagged Mike returns to chat with Elliott about marketing, injuries, academy promotions and a juicy 3rd v 4th clash against the Chiefs on Sunday at Welford Road.

With Mike's work commitments proving difficult, super-sub David Cowe comes off the bench to review a rare and much-needed away win in Manchester. We also panic over the latest Fly-Half injury, as well as celebrate England call ups and a century for Joe Heyes.