S3 E33: W6N – Getting to know Rookie Rugby

Scrum V

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Sports, Rugby

4.6 • 961 Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2020

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Catrin Heledd is joined by former Wales international Philippa Tuttiett to talk Rookie Rugby with the WRU General Manager of Women and Girls rugby Charlotte Wathan, and Wales internationals, Shona Powell-Hughes and Kelsey Jones.

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0:00.0	Boxer turned bouncer Viv Graham was one of the northeast most notorious hard men.
0:06.5	It was huge, you were strong, we could take anybody out.
0:09.0	Not many men on earth could match Viv Graham.
0:11.6	But his life of violence led to his downfall.
0:15.0	Why did it happen?
0:16.0	Why did they do that?
0:17.3	How did Viv Graham build an empire?
0:19.8	It was the power, the presence, the aura. And who was he, really?
0:24.4	Gangster, the story of Viv Graham.
0:27.4	Listen first on BBC Sounds.
0:30.4	You're listening to BBC Sounds. It's time for another Scrum 5 podcast. Usually we go to the Vale where we catch up with the Wales women
0:51.2	but we've come to a different location today.
0:54.8	Yeah, follow me then and I'll explain all.
1:00.0	Welcome to another Scrum Fight podcast.
1:02.0	We've changed location. Very exciting this week. We're not at a barn, we're Wales Women Train. We've come and I've got to remember this title correctly.
1:11.0	USW Sports Park and Tra Forest.
1:13.7	Good, I got it out right.
1:15.1	And we're here for a very special reason.
1:17.2	Myself and Philip Petutje is back with me.
1:19.5	And some more company, Charlotte Woffen and Sean Powell Hills as well.
1:24.0	You've always got fantasy titles.
1:26.0	So Charlotte, I'm going to start with you.
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