In to the final moment, Alex Payne trying to keep this side going forward. Haskell takes

it on now with just relentless chat, largely about himself. And there's Tindall to add the

finishing touch of Glamour and World Cup winning stories and a slightly sideways nose.

That is how you podcast a dominant display by the good, the bad and the rugby.

Hello, Dream Team. Welcome along to another episode of The Good, the Bad and the Rugby.

We are back together with the two of you having done a very, very good show last week with

Eddie Hahn. Thank you. It was good, wasn't it?

Do you enjoy it? He is a brilliant man, very funny.

Do you get worried sometimes? Do you know, like more shows that we host, that you become

smaller and better and when we start saying, maybe you should go and hold it out.

You've been saying that since the first episode. I'm still here. I bought your ticket one

and it's still in the day. Nice to find my way back.

It's like a boomer in. I've had it in too.

Paulicine, Patrick Reyn, studio. Look at me in retirement life, I have a February.

I'm in podcast. Anthony Watson, how are you?

I'm very well. What brings you to the GBR studio?

I'm not hot either, as well.

I'm always trying to be extra warm.

You've arrived, exhausted. There's an enormous size you sat down.

As the way you start, I'm always tired mate.

I've never had a horse like that.

I've always started. Why young horse?

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