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You're listening to BBC Sounds. Hello everyone, Gertrissowen here, short punchy podcast for you today and it's with Wales

prop Riz-Kare. Just 22 years of age, last season he left the Cardiff Blues to join

Saracens. He hadn't played for Wales when that decision was made. He was capped over the summer. He went to the World Cup.

He came on as a substitute in the World Cup semi-final. It was actually his body at the bottom

of the collapsed mall that led to the penalty, the one the game for South Africa.

And then when he came back home to the UK, it all kicked off with Saracens in terms of the penalty

for going over the salary cap and budget so eventually the decision

was made that Carr would come back home to Wales to rejoin the Cardiff Blues and all this

was he's only 22 years of age. He's a local man from Cardiff

from Pen Twin and this is him Reese Carrey with me on the Scrumfy Podcast.

Reese are you you right? Yeah not mate, yourself. I'm okay. You're back in

Pentuin now, are you? Yeah, I'm back with the parents, so I've been there for two

weeks and I've got them there for another two weeks.

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