Episode 21 - 'Chile'

The Rugby Pod

The Ringer

Sports, Comedy, Rugby

4.7 • 5.3K Ratings

🗓️ 22 February 2017

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

This week the lads are joined in studio by legendary commentator Nick Mullins. They discuss the recent passing away of Dan Vickerman and what's being done to help fight the stigma around depression in Rugby and the fantasitc #LiftTheWeight campaign. We also cover all the usual news, rumours and banter from the week past, including an eventful trip to Chile for Jim and Harry Ellis. Enjoy and please share See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome along to Titchfield Street London, home to the stars and Jim Hamilton and Andy Goode.
0:05.9	Welcome along.
0:06.9	Pied, pied, pied, pied.
0:07.9	Ruby Pied.
0:08.9	Thank you very much and as you may have just heard, got a very special guest on today.
0:19.6	He started off as a career as a journalist at Lafrey Trader for moving to the BBC,
0:25.5	in ESPN and ITV is commented on everything up to the pinnacle of the game.
0:31.2	So we'll cap final on.
0:32.6	He's found a home on BT Sport where is the voice of rugby.
0:37.0	It is of course Nick Mullins.
0:38.4	Welcome Nick.
0:39.4	Pleasure, thank you very much.
0:40.4	Do you listen to the pod all the time?
0:42.6	I do.
0:43.6	I do.
0:44.6	It's nice to have a proper host.
0:47.6	Pro.
0:48.6	Someone that understands rugby.
0:49.6	Do you watch rugby?
0:50.6	Do you watch rugby?
0:51.6	No, no, no, no.
0:52.6	I watch as much as you do.
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