Episode 48: Rob Andrew, Sir Ian McGeechan, Stephen Ferris, Adam Jones, Nigel Owens, and Gary Street

The Telegraph Rugby Podcast

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🗓️ 26 February 2018

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Round three of the NatWest Six Nations saw Scotland shock England, Ireland overpower Wales, and France get their first win of the tournament. Brian Moore is back with Rob Andrew to dissect all the action, and work out where England go from here.Joining them are Sir Ian McGeechan who lauds Gregor Townsend's tactics, Stephen Ferris who thinks Ireland are easily the team to beat, and Adam Jones who finds the positives in Wales' recent losses. Plus Nigel Owens explains the breakdown and Gary Street gives his analysis of the Women's Six Nations.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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0:00.0	The Telegraph Podcasts
0:02.0	Hello and welcome to Brian Moore's For Contact, in association with the Telegraph and NatWest.
0:20.0	I'm Brian Moore and joining the show today
0:22.2	to discuss round three of the NatWest Six Nations are the former Scotland and Lions coach
0:27.4	Ian McGeacon, former Wales prop Adam Jones and former Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris. Plus
0:33.2	World Cup winning coach Gary Street will take us through the Women's Six Nations and Nigel Owens is back to discuss the wonderful world of rugby's laws.
0:41.3	But first, I'm joined here in the studio by the former England and Lions fly half.
0:45.8	Rob Andrew, hello, Rob.
0:47.2	Brian, hi.
0:48.7	Interesting weekend, hey.
0:50.8	No.
0:52.3	I had to spend it with Gavin Hastings, and then most of match day with Doddy Weir in the hospitality suite, both before and after.
1:00.6	Well, we've both been there before in 1990 when it came a couple. Look, we'll discuss England now because we've got Sir Ian McGeechin coming on and we'll focus specifically on Scotland
1:11.1	and their tremendous performance, let's face it,
1:14.4	when he comes and joins us.
1:18.5	England, there was a pre-match scuffle in the tunnel.
1:24.4	Do you make anything of that?
1:27.3	Well, probably a little bit because it felt to me a little bit like, you know, our 1990 game,
1:34.7	the 2000 game as well when England lost the Grand Slam game.
1:38.1	And this felt like another one where England were favourites, strong favourites going into the game,
1:46.5	and something got under their skin.
1:50.0	And they never got going.
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