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Hello, those of you who have been on this journey.

With the past six months to a year can appreciate that it's not always

been the easiest of sports to cover rugby and Wales but today's

been a good day good old-fashioned Welsh rugby day in the sense that when we woke up we

had no idea what would pan out.

It's been a busy day as well.

Injuries on the front in terms of the Welsh national team

ringing endorsements for Warren Guttland, South Africa on the horizon, but the headline

is that there is a new chief executive in charge of the W.R.U. She's got plenty of work to do but we'll introduce you to Abbotini and we look

ahead to the spring box.

Yeah, yeah good, good day.

Welcome to the show. So it has been one of those 24 hours redrafting. We were meant to meet Warren

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