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This episode is in partnership with green king IPA who have been championing grassroots sports clubs through their proud to pitch in initiative.

Now, we like to think of this podcast as you pulling up a stall at our table in your local rugby club and just chatting about the sport we love.

And during the rugby world cup, I hope that's exactly where you go to a club or a pub near you that's serving green king IPA because since 2021, 10P from every pint at participating pubs and 50P from every promotional pack goes directly to grassroots sports and grassroots sports clubs.

Well, they can apply for funding up to £4,000 to help with their rising costs and recently this initiative passed £500,000 in grants given away.

So while you're watching Antoine de Pond, Ardicevier, Malcolm Marks tearing it up in France at the World Cup, you can also do your bit for your local team and for the volunteers who keep grassroots sports going.

And all you have to do is enjoy a refreshing, hoppy ale and raise a glass of green king IPA. Right, on with the pod.

Hello, and welcome to this. It is the egg chaser's rugby podcast, the podcast about rugby. It doesn't take itself all the game too seriously.

This is episode three of our World Cup voyage. And I'm here with Tim. I'm here with him. Fine. I'll go with Tim. Hi, Tim. How are you?

Hello, JB. Hello, Phil. Bonsoir. Hello. Oh, Bonsoir. Yeah. Hello, Tim. Well, Tim in a van and Phil here. Hello. Hello, guys. How are you doing?

Yeah, once again, I was weird. And this time, just like on the last episode where I woke up in the Stadvilla dream car park, or I was in the Stadvilla dream car park, when we spoke once again, I woke up there this morning.

It was a bit. It was very weird because whereas on Sunday, I was the only person in the car park. He didn't feel too weird. I was getting out like in pants to go and brush my teeth.

And there were people pulling into part of their car to get to work. Of course, yeah. Amazing.

Anyway, I've moved up the coach now to to Cassiche, which is where I'm calling you from as I just sort of me under my way towards Nice.

Have you had any, is it Cremd, Cassiche? Cremd, Cassiche, black, current, Lecure, I believe.

I can't believe I didn't think to have some. I shall.

And what I think you know, I probably won't because I'm moving on tomorrow. I probably won't. Well, hell, why don't every time it could get expensive this, but on your wage, no problem.

Why don't you every town that you recognize as a drinks place by a bottle of something?

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