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Ardi Sevilla, Malcolm Marks tearing it up in France at the World Cup

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Hello and welcome to this it is the egg jesus rugby podcast the podcast about rugby that doesn't take itself or indeed the game too

Seriously, I'm JB alone in the rugby dungeon, but join down the line by Tim cocka Tim cocka. How are you?

JB, I'm very very well. I'm having an hour and a half day after a wild four days. Thank you for keeping up the pods

I was trying to join when I could, but it just hey, you've been busy, mate. You've been busy. Four games in four days in four different cities.

Now do you know if like there was a Hollywood film and they decided that they're going to do a scene where the action

here has to hide out in like a French town somewhere, a little French village in a French house. This looks exactly like where you

are exactly like Jason Bourne would be hiding out there or something. It is a gorgeous part of the world. I've got to say no, my uncle

I've got a little place in a place called Noley, which is near a lovely town called Bone, which is in central France near Dijon and basically after

cutting the van from Marseille to St Etienne to Leon to Paris to Leo. Actually, I did the train from Paris to Leon there and back, but after

cutting the camper van hundreds of miles, I'm coming to stay in an actual house for a couple of days. Has Van

life got a little miserable for you yet, Tim? I'm not going to say miserable because I appreciate it. My god, it saved me a ton of money, but it's

trying. I will say it's trying. So the other day, when I was after the game in St Etienne, when Autumn finally arrived in

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