Episode 31: Mick Cleary, Martyn Williams, Thomas Waldrom, Malcolm O'Kelly, Poppy Cleall

The Telegraph Rugby Podcast

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🗓️ 23 October 2017

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Brian is joined in the studio by the Telegraph's rugby correspondent, Mick Cleary this week.After a second weekend of exhilarating European Cup action the boys are joined by Exeter Chiefs' Thomas Waldrom, former Lions and Wales flanker Martyn Williams, and the former Leinster and Ireland lock Malcolm O’Kelly.Plus the Premier 15s were back underway after a short break and four try hero, Poppy Cleall reflects across Round 5's matches. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:47.7	Hello and welcome to Brian Moore's full contact in association with the Telegraph.
0:52.0	I'm Brian Moore and over the course of the podcast we'll be hearing from Thomas Waldrum,
1:03.7	Martin Williams, Malcolm O'Kelly and Poppy Cleal to get their views on the latest news and action from last week. First, I'm joined here in the studio by the Telegraph's rugby correspondent Mick Cleary. Mick How are you?
1:11.6	Very well indeed. Thank you, Brian. Had a good weekend of European action to take in. I did the graveyard shift 5.30 Sunday. Hopefully our campaign, a relentless campaign will change that slot next year. But, no, some very good
1:16.7	action. Well, let's start on the other side of the world where Australia beat the all-blacks.
1:21.5	Yeah. Now I had a full catch potato day on Saturday for various reasons. And that started it off.
1:26.5	And listen, we know if the
1:29.1	bloody slow cup was was already won and the championship was already won but is there
1:32.9	such a thing as a kind of a meaningless game between Australia and New Zealand not often you
1:37.8	know but what was heartening really never mind maybe the all blacks weren't at fever pitch or
1:42.5	whatever else is is the re-emergence or the
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