And I like Chasers. It's the X-Chasers rugby podcast, the podcast about rugby that doesn't

take itself for the game too seriously. Back in the rugby dungeon, I'm Tim with barefooted

only fans favourite J.B. Hello Tim. And with Phil. Hello Tim. He's wearing some quite

chunky footwear, in fact. Trail shoes. There you go. Where have you been walking slash

trekking today? Round Ashton Ikea. Hello. What did you do? On a Sunday mate, what did you

do to deserve that? He's actually not that. We only went quite late on, missed the second half

of the game, just to pick up some furniture for the loft. So when you saw Rashford had scored,

he thought they've got this. Let's go get some furniture. I think we went less to Tigers game.

Yeah, less to Tigers game. All right. Yeah, yeah. Actually, it was the less to Tigers game.

I saw the first, sorry, I thought it was an empty cup. I thought it was the, so yeah,

saw the first half of the less to Tigers game, which we will get on to in this pod or the next

pod. In this pod? This pod. Yeah, tell everyone what's on this pod. This podcast is a domestic

podcast. So we were debating splitting the podcast this week into on field and off field,

because there's a lot of stuff going on off the field. However, we're going to draw the line

between domestic grassroots and, yeah, well, domestic and grassroots rugby,

on field and off field. And we'll have a separate international podcast with all the

shenanigans going on in the Wales camp and also looking ahead to the fixtures this coming weekend

in the six nations. That's on the other podcast, which is why you need to hit subscribe in your

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