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Okay, before we get underway, I just want to give a shout out to the Ospreys fans.

I was up at the Stonex Stadium on Sunday afternoon and what an atmosphere.

They were there so a couple of hours before the game even kicked off and at times

when a team won a penalty was hard to know which team had won because they felt like a home game

they were that loud and that passionate.

Did it feel like a home game at the Liberty Stadium though?

And Alex Kuthbert was joining us today was there and can back me up on this.

I think the thing about the Sonac Stadium is, you know, 10,000 Ceter, probably the perfect size actually for the Ospreys, and they really made their presence felt.

Well, yeah, we got a best down a couple hours before and I think there was quite a few coaches go

wasn't there?

But yeah, it was pretty loud. We were stuck in the ones stand with the sun bearing our faces

and we were surrounded by all of Ospreys fans so it wasn't too bad when we were you

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