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You're listening to BBC Sounds. Hello we are back the Scram five weekly podcast now back to tackle all things

Welsh strike, be domestic and international. I'm Garretri so when you'll hear

from Nicki Robinson in a second we were hoping that this week would be an opportunity to reload

recharge review the season so far especially domestically because there was a big event yesterday as

things panned out the pro 14 launch I mean was it a launch at this point of the

season it was an opportunity for the pro 14 to sell itself now that the

journalists players coaches were all back from the World Cup however as I'm sure

you're well aware so a certain new story broke.

Alan Clark has left the Ospreys.

Post conference yesterday, I sat down with Nicky and Garth Griffiths who broke the story the BBC Sports

reporter to just tackle exactly what was going on with the Ospreys. There

hadn't been an update from them, no mention on their social media and we

really drilled down as to what was going on with

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