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

it on now with just relentless chance, largely by 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 the good, the bad and the rugby. It's important to say

this isn't our first official show of a new season. That is going to be out as

per normal on Wednesday, wherever it is that you do your listening and your watching.

But we wanted to come together and to explain a little bit as to why we've delayed the

start of our season three, but also to take the time to pay our respects and acknowledge

the extraordinary events of the last few weeks surrounding her majesty, the Queen. Haskell

contends our here. This isn't going to be some deep dive into exactly what you've been through,

but I think the three of us have chatted a lot and certainly you and I have been extremely

moved over what we've seen and the way that we've sort of communicated. And you've had

a lot going on, understandably. How are you? How's it all been? Have you reflect on it

all? Yeah, obviously it's been sad, emotional, but happy. Yeah, it's amazing in other ways

to see the family come so close together overnight and just you never predict it. Obviously,

96 year old lady, you know, some points can happen, but you're never ready for when it

does. And I'm not even a direct sort of family member in terms of blood. So watching

what my wife, what Zara had to go through in terms of, you know, she obviously, she loved

the Queen beyond, beyond everything else. So, you know, their connection with horses,

same with the Princess Royal, they had a real sort of bond around that. And what really

bloomed blew me away. It was just how the country, how the world, you know, they invited 180

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