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Hello and welcome to Bloomfuntine where for once it was Wales who came back to beat the box. Was it a classic? No.

Was it South Africa's World Cup winning side? No. Do you have those factors matter in the record books also no

coaches get judged by results and Wales now have their first away win against

the box what a day it was for that team can't wait to pick the bones out of this one.

Welcome to the Scrumfire Podcast.

Oh good podcast by the way. So I'm in Hotel in Bloomfonte, actually surrounded by the Riesame and

Raffle families leaving to make their way to Cape Town I imagine.

We're on Zoom, Nicky Robinson is back for test too. So is Gareth Griffith.

A marginally less stressful on the Whistle match report to write Gareth this week,

marginally less stressful? Only marginally.

A complete rewrite, but at least there was just two rewrites this week and not four like last week

when they went back and four.

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