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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hello, everybody. I don't often stick my head above the parapet.

It's not really my thing, but I did just want to take a moment to explain our show this week.

Wales against England, eh? A mad, passionate, controversial, colourful, thrilling, extraordinary,

maddening and quite wonderful game of rugby. It had everything that we love about sport

and a whole lot more and ended up in a well-deserved and a glorious win for Wales. I reckon,

what do you think? 10 million people have watched it. Probably about that. Then, of course,

as we all know, a small toxic minority went to work. In the aftermath, we've had the BBC reporter

Sonia McLachlan, reduced to tears. We've had our very own Ellis Gens receiving death threats

for not clapping at the point of cameraman past him. We've had the former England captain

Will Carling staggered at the amount of abuse directed at the current England captain

Owen Farrell. We've had referee Pascal Goseir, trolled and ridiculed to the point of humiliation.

We've had the RFU and the WRU pleading for calm and respect. Rugby often gives out about

its higher morals and frankly in these circumstances that feels a little bit embarrassing. There

isn't a single person who offered a 140 character opinion on any of the above who could have

done any better on Saturday, not one, because if they could have done better, they would have

been out there in the heat of the moment. There's every chance that if they were out there

in the heat of the moment for long enough that they might have the odd off day too, what

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