Why are we doing this? For the love of the game, mate. For the love of rugby.

Hello Auckland. What's going on, Colin? We've had a broken coffee machine, George

mines had a haircut, and Marcus Smith is good

efficient obviously. Meanwhile back at Leicester Sheker is in charge. I'm Dan Cole,

he's Ben Young's and we have a lot to talk about.

Kiyoda Ben or I don't know what that is hello but good evening. How are you mate?

I'm very well, how are you mate. I'm back actually. I'd obviously had a nice holiday coley. I'm already mate

rested sunned vitamin D up I've got pre-season on Monday. I'm good to go mate. How's life in

New Zealand? It's all right. It's been so we got here on Tuesday night.

They flew overnight from Japan to hear a couple of flights.

Obviously couldn't get everyone on the same flight.

And then yeah, we trained Wednesday Thursday Friday, had a weekend off, which has been good, but at the same time, it's one that's one that's one that's the midway through a tour, you're kind of missing home,

and you have a weekend, and it's quite like when you're training,

you're busy, then obviously you've got meeting, that kind of stuff.

When you have a weekend off, it's great,

because you're a different seeing it at the same time, you're a bit like in the time when you're a weekend off, it's great because you're a different seeing you're

to explore at the same time, you're a bit like in the time when you're not exploring, you're like,

hmm, quite nice to be home right now. You're quite nice to see my children, but obviously in different time zone and stuff,

it's quite hard. So yeah, there's always the hard one and I always find that really

hard is like when you're actually training working like building towards test

match is fine but when you actually have a free weekend or like a couple of days

downtime it's like and there's always fun things going on I'm sure

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