One of the senior guys did something in the practice.

Effect with a minute I failed, got a ballicking off the coach,

got kicked out of the practice for a while, I'm going,

wow, that's what this is. If they'd got one pass, which we were not in control, they got

one pass and scored in the car, we lose, they win, would I be equally as proud?

Absolutely.

It wasn't about winning for England and building the team as well, can I stay in the team? Can I keep

getting picked? I found that really unpleasant. I wanted building a brand build an environment where putting on the England shirt

instead of it making you play smaller play within yourself and think about all the outs of stuff is it makes you feel

bigger, makes you feel stronger, it makes you feel more determined if you possibly can be. Into the final moments Alex Payne trying to keep this side going forward

Haskell takes it on now. It's just relentless chat largely about himself and

there's Tyndall to add the finishing touch of

glamour and World Cup winning stories and a slightly sideways nose.

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Hello Dream Team.

Welcome along to this week's The Good, the Bad and the Rugby

in partnership with our very good friends

at Continental Tires.

I hope you're all well.

Good to have you with us once again.

We have a very special guest for you this week.

And I think it's probably fair to say in 99% of introductions, we would welcome him as the England

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