But yeah, it is the right.

Right, boys, boys.

The right outcome.

Boys, Phil, Tim, we've got to stop talking.

You've pretty much done a whole podcast.

And we've recorded nothing.

All right, okay.

Right, here we go.

Hello, Egg Chasers.

It's the Egg Chasers Rugby podcast on the eggiest day of the year, the Easter weekend.

Oh yeah.

European Championship Cup and Challenge Cup quarterfinals.

So we're back in the Rugby Dungeon.

On Easter Monday, giving up this holy day, guys, and a family day.

He has risen. Just to be with you. And I wouldn't want to be anywhere else. How are you doing, J.B? Very well, thank you, Tim. Philip, happy Easter. Happy Easter, Tim. Right. What a weekend? What have you been up to? I don't even know where you've been. All I know is Phil's lost a phone. It's a blur, mate. It's a blur. I've been out three times over Easter, which is unheard of for a man of 33. I feel incredibly hungover. And somewhere in that, I've played a game of rugby. I've watched at least three games. I've watched from Rugby League. Done all sorts, mate. Is your Mrs. and Child away away child is currently being looked after by some

neighbours going going going going going going going going going going i've been playing and uh later next door

all right okay so they so they were here while you had three nights out and watched loads of rugby

that's impressive mate that's good going yeah it is it's not bad is it ph I've been walking in North Wales. Lovely. Hence you had a lack of signal for a lot of it. Well, it's not like a signal. My two and a half-year-old phone just decided to give up the ghost. It's been kind of on its last legs for a while, and I've been eking it out, and then just gave up on Friday afternoon. So no signal.

Been disconnected from you two via WhatsApp, but very much connected into the rugby world by watching every game.

Same.

Same.

And I had the joy of watching a lot of the games just on a phone on some patchy Wi-Fi in the Forrester Dean.

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