S1 Ep3: The Fun Bus One with Jason Leonard

The Good, The Bad & The Rugby

Platform Media

Sports, Rugby

4.4 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2020

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Alex and Mike are joined on episode three by England's most capped player Jason Leonard, to talk golf carts, old farts, World Cup wins, baths and blowing up granny. He also discusses what it really means to be a British and Irish Lion and why he's the goat. In more ways than one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Say goodbye to condensation and hello to glorious spring mornings.
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0:08.6	You can spruce up any smooth surface, giving you that fresh home feeling
0:12.8	that will put a spring in your step.
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0:19.8	You're listening to the good.
0:21.8	Don't call me Peno.
0:23.1	The bad.
0:23.7	Absolute *** and the rugby.
0:25.6	Fold it like a texture.
0:27.1	With Peno, Lord and the Hask.
0:30.4	I don't know what that means.
0:53.4	Hello everybody, welcome to episode three of The Good, The Bad
0:56.6	and The Rugby.
0:57.6	It's good to have you with us once again.
0:59.4	Another big week for us and a big thanks to Billy Vanipolo,
1:02.5	who obviously was our guest last week.
1:04.0	Incredible honesty.
1:05.6	Some of you loved the honesty and the space he was given to explain himself.
1:08.9	Others of you understandably disagreed,
1:11.1	but obviously we tried to do our very best
1:12.8	and to give people space to express their opinions.
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