When Johnny lined up the drop goal, what were you doing? Plan B was Benny on the left and me on the right because the defenders would have condensed so there'll be space for the crossfield kick. It was on. It was on. So what could it be? We'll go! Woo! Yeah. To play for your country and win the ultimate prize when we meet at those dinners and have a proper sort of sense of recognition across the room.

100% that was joyous part of my life.

Alex Payne trying to keep the sight going forward.

Haskell takes it on now with just relentless chat.

And there's Tyndall to add the finishing touch of glamour and World Cup winning stories.

A dominant display by the good, the bad and the rugby.

Lewis Moody MBE, World Cup winner, Six Nations Grand Slammer, a Test Line, seven-time

Premiership winner and two-time European champion. Not a bad CV. How are you?

I'm good, mate. Thank you.

A lot going on at the moment. We've been desperate to have you on for a while, but

there is a lot going on, but actually what we would love to do is just talk about the good times. Yeah. Is that very? I mean, I imagine you've got all sorts of people to talk to about all sorts of different things at the moment. Where's the balance? What show do you want to do? um but you know what, mate? I'm an open book in pretty much every respect. So I enjoy,

you know, the conversations that we have, wherever they go. I'm free to talk about,

you know, M&D, rugby, life in general. I just, yeah, I don't mind. You direct me and I'm happy to chat. He's very good at the detail. Oh yeah, I'm not sure about that. That brings a lot of what goes on in his home life. What we like to do is have a, as I always say, a counter around the course to celebrate one of England's greats. And you know, we've put a pound in the pot for your thing through Black Eye.

Yeah, thank you.

So we had a discussion.

Tins said, look, we're just quite put it in. I said, well, it'd be nice just to say we've put it in. Yeah. Tins didn't want an acknowledgement for it. We've left it to Hask. Okay. Who's got a little something for you to take home on the tube as well. Will someone bring in whatever Hasca's ordered?

Who's got it?

Okay, this is worrying and this writing.

You're actually able to re-roof your house with a small,

with a small, subtle takeaway. So this is from the Black Eye Gin Foundation to the Moody

family for 20,000 pounds. But you can also, you can re-roof your house, you can ski on this for a month.

It's, for those listening, it's a six-foot, black eye rugby fun check for 20 bags to the Moody family. And actually what we want to do is make a hell of a lot more by selling our black-eye gin and fill the pot as much as we possibly can. Does it need to go that? No, no, no, don't. Pop that in the back pocket on the way home. Does that have to stay there? I think Tommy's going to come on that. Tommy, Chief of Commercial.

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