In the final moments Alex Payne trying to keep this site 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 everybody, welcome along. My word, the world of rugby does not stand still for

very long. So we have called an emergency GBR breakdown pod. This is in addition to

what is going to be a whopper coming out this Wednesday, because the international

landscape has changed you very quickly, not only has Steve Bawkewick named his first

England squad and Haskell and I going to pick the team that we think Steve may well show

his hand, come that first cow cut a cut, but also is it overshadowing? I don't know, it's

only competing for column inches in the back pages of the newspapers, Eddie Jones. We

wondered, we thought you called it. You called it. Well, back to Australia, initial reaction

to that. Very exciting. I think it was always going

on the cards. I would be very surprised if a man with

an acumen wasn't coaching at the World Cup, whether it was an assistant role, a consultant

role to leave some of the Eddie Jones on the sidelines with the best winning record in

a World Cup as a coach ever. Why would you ever have him not involved? I think it's

unfortunate it's the detriment of Dave Rennie, but I'm very excited to see how he goes.

He's a good man. I think the tables are turned and the media are ready. The whole captain

flip-flop flipping around. We'll see how it goes, but I'm very excited to speak to him,

because when you deal with someone like Eddie and I saw it firsthand, it's very isolating

to be a head coach. You've got no one to talk to because you can't be seen to be weak

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