Episode 21 - Six Nations Special

The Rugby Pod

The Ringer

Sports, Comedy, Rugby

4.7 • 5.3K Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2018

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Paddy Wallace, Shane Williams, Doddie Weir and Nick Easter all join us to build up to the opening weekend of the Six Nations and discuss all of the home nations' chances this year. Goodey and Jim give their predictions, give us the lowdown on new Saints boss Chris Boyd and let a few rumours slip as well. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:08.0	Hello and welcome along to the Six Nations Preview edition of the rugby part on your host
0:12.5	Andy Rowan.
0:13.5	As usual, I'm joined here by Big Jim and Goody.
0:15.7	But this week we're also speaking to a legend from each of the home nations.
0:19.8	We've got Grand Slam winner, Patti Wallace from Ireland, Welsh record, Trice Scoring
0:25.9	Legend, Shane Williams.
0:27.4	In a case, the only England Ford to score two headtracks.
0:32.0	And the greatest ever Scotland second rower, Doddy Weir, who's going to join us on the
0:37.0	show as well.
0:38.0	Just second best.
0:39.0	Scotland second row.
0:40.0	We've got to talk about some.
0:41.0	Why?
0:42.0	The BBC did a review of Scotland's best ever players, didn't they?
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