S5 E23: Ross Moriarty talks old school rugby and facing England

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BBC

Sports, Rugby

4.6 • 961 Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2022

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Gareth Rhys Owen, Lauren Jenkins and Nicky Robinson chat to Ross Moriarty after Wales' 20-17 win against Scotland. We're also joined by Sean Holley to dissect the action.

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0:43.3	I've got a quiz question for you both, okay?
0:46.3	Yes, I'm terrible at quizzes, but go.
0:48.9	Okay.
0:49.9	What unites these following players?
0:52.8	So what's the common ground?
0:54.0	Billy Burns, Callum Braille,
0:57.2	the Benetton Scram-Hram half,
0:59.5	Maro Etoge, Charlie Ewels, Ross Moriarty, Nick Tompkins.
1:07.4	What's the common factor between those players?
1:11.2	Lauren, Nicky. Is it something of England age grade level?
1:15.2	They both won the world... both they all won the World Cup with England in 2014 and
1:21.2	the 20s level. I like that.
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