Boxer turned bouncer Viv Graham was one of the northeast most notorious hard men.

It was huge, you were strong, we could take anybody out.

Not many men on earth could match Viv Graham.

But his life of violence led to his downfall.

Why did it happen?

Why did they do that?

How did Viv Graham build an empire?

It was the power, the presence, the aura. And who was he, really?

Gangster, the story of Viv Graham.

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Okay, welcome to your Sunday morning, 62 minute

day section of every decision, every call, every whistle blown

against the lions, not by Razzie, but by Nicki Robinson.

And I just want to say I'm acting in a personal capacity and will step away from the pod next

week if there is a punishment.

Well, Licky, it's good to know that you're willing to sacrifice your place on the scum-fied

pod for the integrity for the values of the game.

But on second thoughts, perhaps a 62 minute Rasey Erasmus

monologue followed by a 62 minute half is maybe enough for our rugby fans this week. So how about we keep this pod to about half an hour and that's probably still not enough time to get through that game. But we will try and answer the question, just how much bearing did that, Razzie, did you have on yesterday's result? It certainly had some influence, but others may say it was coming regardless.

Welcome to the Scrum Five podcast.

Oh, good podcast, by the way. Okay, so last week we're waking up to headlines, box-fashioned heroic lions. We had on this podcast a very disappointed Bob Skinced. And he has been replaced this week by a much more beat, I imagine, Stefan de Blanche. We also have a very own lion in Adam Jones.

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