Hello again, Egg Chasers. It's the second podcast of a week. This is the Egg Chasers rugby

podcast. The podcast about rugby that doesn't take itself all the game too seriously.

And we can't get enough. Yeah, there's no internationals happening. Yeah, there was

premiership and pro 14 games. We still managed to talk about that for two and a half hours.

Was it that long? Wow. Unbelievable. Well, that's so much we're cherishing being in each

other's company once again. Exactly. Exactly. So, but yet we're back. But not because we are

driving the agenda here. Actually, this podcast is going to be driven by you. So thank you

very much to everybody that has got in touch emailing their thoughts, starting points,

nuggets, some information, stories to contact egg chases at gmail.com. And I think we'll get

straight into it. First evening, Phil. Hello, good evening, Tim. Evening and evening J.B.

Good evening. Right. You're going to love this first email from it's either Matt Keely or

Matt Kylie. I apologize. I've said it both ways. So I cover all bases. And do excuse me

for indulging with this email. I think you'll I think you all appreciate it. As someone

who's enjoyed the pods for years, I thought it was about time to say thank you. I regularly

look forward to starting off the week, listening to your back and forth about all things rugby,

blah, blah, blah. I'll cut out all the compliments. You've accompanied my dog Hansi and I on

countless walks across the magnificent Somerset countryside. I use these walks to switch

off and put the world to rights in my head. See what you should be on Twitter instead.

Yeah. Oh, yeah. So Matt says six years ago, in my early 30s, I was diagnosed with Parkinson's

disease and subsequently had to give up playing rugby. I've since found new passions along

the way, but still miss the sport, as I'm sure many others do when they stop playing.

Listening to your stories and anecdotes, conjures up memories of my own experiences playing

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