This week Dave and Sacheen welcome another legend of BRFC, Brendan Ridge. Captain for as many years as we can remember, Brendan is the epitome of love for club and sport. With the help from Brendan's super human memory, we talk all thing Super League. Clearly unfazed by his countless head wounds (we think he wins the award for most in a career), Brendan reminds us in perfect detail of the glory days  traveling and playing together in the Super League.  As only a true Bostonian can, Brendan delivers an epic first 15 of Boston sports legends.

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For episode 9,  Dave and Sacheen welcome one of our favorite number 9's and former BRFC captain, Sean Treacy. Born in the U.S.A. to Irish parents, Sean had the unique experience of learning to play and love rugby in Ireland, while also being able to play as a USA Eagle in the U-19 and U-20 World Cup. Today's lesson: you never know when or from who the big opportunities are going to come. Listen as we discuss the duality of playing in Ireland and the USA simultaneously, the different ways in which you can love the game, and where rugby stands as a sport in Ireland today.  While we cover many of Sean's accomplishments on the field, we didn't have a chance to talk about what a great teammate he was off the field. Whether he was needed to move a 500 lb safe or deliver Sacheen's baby in his Jeep on the side of the Mass. pike, Sean was always on call. 

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This week Dave and Sacheen talk with Chris Stone, a member of Boston Rugby's D3 National Championship Team. Stoney, a flanker known for his ability to poach ball, enjoyed a great career with two Super League teams - Boston Rugby and Old Puget Sound Beach. We discuss life once you decide to hang up the boots, the rugby scene in Seattle and Stoney's dedication to service for the greater good. Please enjoy this episode of Love & Rugby!