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I'm Brian Moore and joining the show today we're speaking with former Scotland fullback

Gavin Hastings, Ireland's Andrew Trimble and Wales James Hook.

Plus, Nick Heath will take us through the first weekend of the Women's Six Nations

and NFL hopeful Christian Scotland Williamson talks about his transition from rugby to American football.

But first, I'm joined here in the studio by the former England and Lions Fly Half and Grand Slam winner himself.

Rob, Andrew. Rob, how are you?

Hi, Brian, yeah, good, I enjoyed that.

Yeah, the first weekend of a Six Nations and whatever the overall quality of rugby in the Sixth Nations, I've always said this, it remains an interesting tournament because strange things happen.

And as they say, in football it's a hope that kills you and Scotland's Grand Slam dreams came crashing down round their ears in a way which

I'm sure they didn't expect. Did you expect anything like what we saw? No, I mean we sat here

last week talking to the Scots and they, you know, they had to go, I mean I felt they had to go

to Cardiff to win. You know, if they had

any hopes of taking themselves forward, building on the autumn, you know, look, with all due

respect to the Welsh team, they have got some very serious players missing. There are some

good players playing. A lot of Scarlets guys who are playing well, we said that last week, but,

you know, Scotland were terrible.

You know, I'm sure all the ex-Scots have come out and said that'll be interesting to see what Gavin has to say.

But that was a terrible start to the campaign for Scotland.

Yeah.

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