I was sounding like a proper Caribbean boy. I didn't act the same. I didn't listen to the same music. I was cold, extremely cold. Uh, Girl that. Did you ever get on the wrong side of Eddie? He goes, fuck, mate. He goes, you don't want to play for England, mate. Get out. You were wrongly accused of rape by an escort. Is that correct? Yeah. When you lose everything all at once, it's quite a dark thing.

And then it's like I obviously need to hit the bottom to really appreciate everything that I have in life.

Like I was truly blessed to do what I did.

That taught me how strong I can be.

Alex Payne trying to keep the side 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.

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Contact us at info at good bad rugby.com. And to this week's show. Now for a time,

he was one of the most electrifying wingers in English rugby. Marlon Yard had it all,

blistering pace, raw power and an instinct for the tri-line. With over 200 premiership appearances

and more than 50 tries, he seemed destined for a very long run at the very top with England.

But it's probably fair to say the story didn't quite go to plan.

Off-field setbacks, injuries, brought everything to a sudden halt,

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