Alex Cuthbert

Alex Cuthbert, Wales international and Grand Slam winner, reflects on Wales’ basics and identity. Matt Dawson, ex-England scrum-half and World Cup winner, breaks down tactics and mentality. Paul Grayson, former England fly-half and analyst, explains attacking structure and club influence. They discuss England’s ruthless start, Henry Arundell’s hat-trick, Wales’ discipline and long-term rebuilding challenges.

Alex Cuthbert, former Wales winger with international experience, and Richie Rees, ex-Wales player and tactical analyst, join to dissect Welsh regions' weekend. They discuss standout youngsters, Scarlets' intensity, Dragons' defensive strides, Aaron Owen's prospects, Cardiff's trip to South Africa, URC play-off permutations, and debates around media access and union leadership.

Alex Bywater, rugby journalist with breaking news instincts; Bernard Jackman, former Ireland hooker and tactical coach; Alex Cuthbert, ex-Wales winger turned commentator. They preview Ireland v Wales, dissect URC weekend drama, discuss Leinster’s strategy and coaching moves, evaluate Welsh club form and selection dilemmas, and flag scrum and tactical battlelines for Dublin.

Scott Baldwin, ex-pro hooker who breaks down forward play; Alex Cuthbert, former international wing with player-focused reaction; Jonathan Davies, seasoned centre and tactical analyst. They reflect on Wales v Scotland, discuss belief and defensive intensity, debate impact of fine margins and refereeing, praise front-five platforms and bench depth, preview the URC weekend and unpack WRU EGM controversy.

Jim Hamilton, former Scotland forward and commentator; Jonathan Davies, ex-international centre and tactical analyst; Alex Cuthbert, former winger and match analyst. They debate Scotland’s consistency and mindset, Gregor Townsend’s distractions, France’s depth and why Wales’ defence and breakdown threats are lacking. They discuss selection puzzles, wide-attack dangers from Finn Russell, and whether Wales can rebuild quickly.

Kenneth, a Radio Cymru commentator who reacts to team news and tactics, and Alex Cuthbert, former Wales and Lions wing offering player-perspective analysis. They discuss Steve Tandy's four personnel changes for the France match. Short takes cover selection rationale, physicality concerns, lineout and defensive issues, officiating perceptions, and whether coaching needs accountability.

Ellis Jenkins, Wales back-row leader known for defensive nous; Scott Baldwin, ex-hooker and coach with set-piece expertise; Alex Cuthbert, former winger turned pundit with blunt match reaction. They dissect Wales’ Twickenham collapse, debate selection and tactical fixes, argue defence and line-out clarity should come first, and preview the tough France test ahead.

Jamie Roberts, a former Wales international and current board member, shares insights on Welsh rugby's future. Tom Shanklin, another former player and coach, voices concerns about squad depth after a heavy defeat to South Africa. Alex Cuthbert discusses playing styles and performance metrics. They also explore the need for bigger ball carriers and the impact of autumn tests on fan perception. Governance challenges in Welsh rugby are highlighted, with calls for transparency and brave decision-making to navigate a crisis. Community issues, like the Penarth RFC fire, add a personal touch to the serious discussions.

Thinus Delport, a former Springbok fullback, shares riveting insights into South African rugby's fierce culture and tactics. Alex Cuthbert recounts his electrifying 2014 performance against the Springboks, while Jonathan Davies analyzes historic matches between Wales and South Africa. The trio discusses the physical brutality faced in these clashes, the impact of squad changes, and how these tests help develop young Welsh talent. They explore South Africa's scrum supremacy and predict the key challenges Wales will face, emphasizing the necessity of discipline and tactical awareness.

Join former Wales international winger Alex Cuthbert, tactical commentator James Hook, and defensive expert Jonathan Davies as they dive deep into Wales' squad selection for a crucial match against Japan. They analyze the recent defeat against Argentina, emphasizing defensive weaknesses and potential fixes. The trio discusses the importance of midfield roles, back-row strategies, and the impact of young players like Harry Deaves. With World Cup seeding on the line, they explore the need for Wales to finish games strong and the tactical keys needed for success.