Hello Dreamteam, welcome along to the Good, the Bad and the Rugby and I think it's fair

to say we have got a fairly special show for you this week. The Rugby World Cup is up

and running and as a result we have managed to, I say we, we have managed to line up an

interview with the patrons of the WRU, the RFU and the SOU. To mark they are the in-laws

for the rest of us they are the Prince and Princess of Wales and the Princess Royal.

Thank you so much for joining us on the Good, the Bad and the Rugby. It's very, very nice to see you. I hope you've

summed well. We're excited about all things Rugby World Cup, James and Micro alongside. We always have

this bit like Anton Deck, we have to position ourselves as the Good, the Bad and the Rugby and I know

how much planning has gone in. So have we got the Good, the Bad and the Rugby or is it the Good, the Bad and the Rugby?

We're not winning by the way. We're not winning by the way. We're not winning by the way.

But perhaps the deepest love of the sport as well. That'd be fair. It's fairly broad.

Yeah, it's very broad actually. It's starting. It's 37 years.

You did surprise me with that but it was an accident. So they asked me to go and open the East

stand where it was built at about two weeks notice because they've been let down. I can't remember who

by. And as it happened the horse was lame so I wasn't competing the weekend. Wow.

So I went and about a month later they wrote and asked me if I'd like to become patron.

Wow. So it was an accident. I don't know whether they're happy with that.

At that point did you have a limit? Was Pete playing? Yes. Did you enjoy rugby?

Should be must have done. I could cope with rugby. Yeah.

Has the game from where you've sort of obviously watched at the 37 years? Do you like the game

as it was or as it is now? Are you quite or just happy with it in general?

No, I think it's in some respects I think it's changed for the worse but then there are some bits

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