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Hello, Edchases. Welcome back to the Egg Chases Rugby podcast. J.B. here.

As you may have guessed, we may be taught a little bit longer than we originally intended to on this week's

podcast so we have split it into two one for your way to work if you have an

hours commute that's perfect and one for your way back from work because of course

you've got an hours commute So here is the second hour of

this week's Egg Chasers of Rugby podcast. Hope you enjoy it.

Ed, their card. I used to think it was just appealing to mothers. Like, oh yeah, you know,

and mothers will be up in arms. Like, they are in the NFL to be fair.

It's like they won't let their kids play because it's too dangerous and

young Blake has to go and play soccer on a Saturday now, right?

I actually think it's not for that reason. I think the reason that they're so pedantic with not pedantic but the way they enforce laws and rugby is to get coaches certainty because there was nothing more annoying than say Joe Marler doing that doing what he did for 10 times getting

sense off six but getting away with at four we now know he's going to get

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