Hello, Garrelinika here with Alan Shearer and Mike Wicherichs to say the

match of the day top 10 podcast is back. We'll be ranking our footballing

top 10s and debaitin who is right. We've got quite a good list obviously there's an

exception. It's the top 10 euros golden boot winners. Now we're talking

that's all right. You're not going wrong. Really?

Definitely not. Oh, thanks.

Mash is the day, top 10. Listen only to BBC Sounds. Hi folks it's the Scrum 5 podcast I'm Garath 3an, and what a pod we have for you today.

It's with the Cardiff Blue Centre, Willis Hallaholo, myself and Nicky Robinson sat down with

him, Harleholo on crutches in Whitch Rugby Club, to discuss, well, everything about him, and he's got some story to tell.

From Tonga descent, grew up in New Zealand.

Let's just say he was a challenging teenager and those troubles continued into his early 20s.

Eventually, of course, he arrived here in Wales and actually was selected by Wayne Pivac in the autumn squad to play the barbarians.

He got injured, didn't play. However, he received a lot to flack online to the fact that he'd been selected having come over from New Zealand and in this

pods he responds to that pulls no punches but I think more importantly more fascinatingly is the fact that he's just such an honest

candid person yet at the same time chilled relax and just lovely company I know you're going to find this fascinating, you'll enjoy it as well.

Here's the brilliant Willis Hallaholo. Can I start with that, the anecdote, I have told Willis. The anecdote I always tell you.

About what? About how we kept going on and on. you were playing how great the Nick you were in once he'd retire.

Well you know you thought I was in good shape when I retired.

You were in Civies, wouldn't you?

So Nick's in Civies, when you? So Nick's in sivies, he's in, you know, shirt, trousers, jeans, and he's

only a jumper as well. Jumper, but he's on television and we keep commenting, you know, This boy's still got it.

He's in great Nick.

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