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The Rugby World Cup Top 10s with Chris Jones, Brian Habana and Matt Dawson.

OK, we have come to the end of the road.

The 10th and final episode of Rugby World Cup Top 10s, what a journey it's been.

What fun we've had, what discussion has gone on.

Matt Dawson, how do you feel as we go into our last category and set up the final topic for us?

Well, I feel that it has been quite cathartic in expressing some of my frustrations as well

as my happy memories from all of those years.

I've learnt a lot from mostly Brian, but you as well.

And quite aptly, we are finishing on what most people will recall in their mind

when we mention upsets, moments, matches, all the different categories that we've gone through.

They involve very special individuals, ones that we call icons.

It's going to be very tricky to get just 10

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