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Afternoon Sarah and afternoon Mr Chris Ashton, we've got you for a bit longer than ten

minutes and last week and Ashie, a try but a defeat, how are you feeling mate?

I'm up to get over, obviously, always am mate, doesn't matter if it's a full length or

a one cent to me to try.

Take me a long time to get any tries in European Cup.

Well, I mean, we all know the bits in between there so, mate, I'm happy to get over

the try, obviously, disappointed with the loss.

But obviously, as much as we want to talk about that, we also want to talk about you in

James Lowe having a little bit of a hug as you came off the pitch, if any, tractor comments

were discussed of course.

I think it was more me trying to hug him and him trying to throw punches at me, so it was

one way hug.

But yeah, I think we got there in the end.

And up close was he as slow as a tractor or not?

We didn't really get a chance, he didn't get that many chances to be honest and neither did

I, so the length of just clinical is all it boils down to, a bit of an inexperience and

a very clinical team.

Well, we'll get onto that in a second, but another try for you Ashie to top up your

European try record after breaking the premiership record last week and that's with Sarah

Rothschild, Chris Ashie to myself, Danny Care and this is Ruppie Union Weekly.

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