Episode 5

Western Force Season Preview 2024 - Can They Win Away From Home?

Welcome to Season 5 Episode 5 of the Pick & Drive Rugby Podcast!

It's time to focus on the Western Force!

In this episode we preview the Western Force's 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season. Together Mitch and Lachie:

  • Go around the grounds and chat through the opening weekend of trials for 2024
  • Have some fun with Force themed trivia
  • Review the Force's 2023 season
  • Overview the 2024 squad, highlighting the signings and departures
  • Identify the key players for this season
  • Review the 2024 team jerseys

Can the Force over come the travel to win away in 2024?

Tune in to find out!

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Mitchell Foster

Mitch is rugby obsessed! If he's not watching the game they play in heaven, he's reffing it or analysing it for a future episode!

Mitch is a product of Sydney's north shore, having played rugby for a number of prominent junior and senior clubs over the years. His highlight to this day was packing down against both Michael and Allan Alaalatoa in colts for the mighty Gordon Highlanders (Up the Stags!).

Outside of rugby Mitch is a Disability Support Manager and enjoys readings books, watching movies and playing video games.
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Mark Anderson

I'm a regular guy who wanted an Australian rugby podcast that was both insightful AND family friendly. It turns out this is harder to find than you'd think. I called my mate Mitch, asked him if he wanted to chat rugby on a weekly basis. He said YES!

That's how Pick and Drive Rugby was born.

About me: I'm a 30-something guy married with two rowdy boys. I teach History and spend my time reliving the glory days of the Waratahs 2014 Super Rugby triumph.