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

it on. There was 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. A very warm welcome to you all. Once again, it is great to have you

back with the good, the bad and the rugby season three, episode two.

Episode two, which if you've listened to Partridge, you will understand. I'm not sure

if that was quite as well as him. Haskell teams are here, back ready to go once again.

Pause for now. We've got quite heavy duty show to get into this week because not only has

them any huge weekend, obviously in Altera, with the rugby world cup up and running. Red

roses smashing past Fiji, Wales getting past Scotland with the last gas penalty and the

black fans having to come from behind to get the job done against Australia in the opening

round. So lots to talk about there. We'll also be looking ahead to why you whispering

ask what you whispering about. If you're talking in class, you can share it with us. What

you whispering. I said, I've never struggled to come from behind. I just said it. I

think it's good stuff. Well, that's the first edit of the show. Less of that and more

of the good stuff throughout the course of the show as we bring you the good, the scars

and the rugby and we're obviously merging with the good, the bad and the rugby for the

duration of the work up. Elma Smith is going to be alongside the discuss the big games and

the stories and have a look at the upcoming games as we said as well. Before we get on

to the good, though, unfortunately this week we are going to start a little closer to

home with some of the bad. It is what has been called the darkest day for English rugby

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