Hello, be anvonemezami, another ITV Rugby World Cup podcast with me, David Flatman, or as I'm more commonly known now, Flatouant, if you prefer that.

And we've got a couple of undeniable legends from ITV's

crap team of undeniable legends. We've had Warby, we've had Nolly, we've had Barks, we've

had bestie, we've had a little bit too much shanks, which is why we only use him on half the pods

now because he's like cow poll, he's good in small doses, but he can be a bit much, a bit. He can leave you a bit soporific, frankly.

But today is the turn of, we've got Big Lowell. We've got a couple of World Cup winners, actually.

We've got Lawrence Delalio, and we got Brian the harvester, Habsie B, H today. It's Thursday where we are. I'm heading over this afternoon too.

Ideally for a mouth-watering weekend of rugby and a mouth-watering stake or two,

ideally, let's face it, paid for by ITV, hopefully.

First of all, boys, thanks for joining me.

Lawrence, first of all,

what did you make of last weekend?

Summer calling it the greatest weekend in the history

of rugby union? Well, first of all, it's great to be on the show. Thank you very much for having us.

Morscht 2, flats, Morscht 2. It was an amazing weekend of rugby. It was the first time I've been

in Paris. What? Yeah, with ITV. I mean, you know, Brian, you've been there the entire time. Flats, you've been going to Paris a little bit.

But, no, listen, it was incredible.

We all knew it was going to be an amazing weekend.

I always think, I don't know what you guys think, the quarter of final weekend is, I mean, obviously if you lose, it's not the best weekend in rugby.

If you're a supporter of rugby, I think it's always the weekend that I say to people, that's the weekend ago. You've got eight teams, eight sets of fans, all the other fans, whether you were in Marseille or Paris,

and boy, did these not let's down. I mean, I thought Japan was a spectacular World Cup, and it was

in its own way, but this has been absolutely incredible. Everyone keeps saying there's two sides

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