RugbyPass Offload - Episode 26: Loyalty and legends with ex-England duo Mike Brown and Maggie Alphonsi
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RugbyPass Offload – Episode 26 sees Christina Mahon, Ryan Wilson and Jamie Roberts joined by two guests, ex-England pair Mike Brown and Maggie Alphonsi.
Brown gives us his side of the story about his departure from Harlequins and how he felt let down by the process after 17 years of service to the club. He also explains what has changed at Quins in terms of performance and how the players have taken control.
The show also features Alphonsi who previews the final round of the Women’s Six Nations and tells her incredible story of overcoming hurdles to become one of the most decorated players in the game. She also tells RugbyPass Offload the tale of how she once melted Owen Farrell in a tackle in front of current England coach Eddie Jones.
RugbyPass Offload EP 26 with Maggie Alphonsi & Mike Brown ?
Mike gives us a very honest reflection on what happened at Harlequins & his career going forward ?
Maggie tells us everything we need to know about Super Saturday in the Six Nations ??
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