An amazing show. Post-23 World Cup. From my side there's been a lot of

like reflection. You have to get it right in the biggest stage, in the biggest moment and I wasn't good enough. It was the honestly

probably one of the worst life experiences for me. How it kind of ended with

Steve it was like it was probably for the best and I know

he would have trusted me and I let him doubt. I truly am sorry, but like for me personally

it is the best thing that's ever happened to me

Do you want some water, mate?

Do you remember when I saw that on my first episode?

Yeah, well when you speak your truth that's what happens, I saw that with you, I was cracking up.

Into the final moments Alex Payne trying to keep this side going forward Haskell takes it on now is 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. That is how you

podcast a dominant display by the good, the bad and the rugby.

Hello Dream Team, welcome along to what is the final show of what has been a quite remarkable season.

A long.

It's been a long campaign and we have reached the finish line.

We are going to do some specials for you during of course the summer tours, but this is

the Good The Bad Nairobi in partnership with our very good friends.

As always at Continental Tires, Tins and I'm here. This is the Good The Band in the Rugby in partnership with our very good friends as always

at Continental Tires. Tins and I are in our usual seats and John May has brought in for show

and tell this week.

All three of you have said it, the daddy. Where does the nickname the daddy come from?

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