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You're listening to BBC Sounds. Hi everyone welcome to the Scrumify Podcast I'm Garathri Soen and it's notable

Scrumify podcast today because it's the full stop the the end of the lockdown period.

We are planning on taking a short break, two to three weeks to recharge some batteries.

I hope we've done a good job in providing some kind of light at the end of a very dark tunnel at some periods.

We've got some great guests from Mar Nornu to Alex Kuthbert, Billy Benapola, and it's about time we reset and get ready for some

rugby.

We do have one final special guest.

It's a man, well I say man, he's really a boy who we've been trying to speak to for a year now.

He's the person you'd have heard the name. It's a long name as well.

Louis Riss-Zamette. It's a long name as well, Louis Reese Zamit, but we've never spoken to him.

He burst onto the scene with Gloucester and then gone into the Six Nations squad this year,

never got on the field. he's got proper gas and as you'll hear he's a

confident young chap as well it's the final Scramfire podcast for now it's Louis

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