You take this one, JB. You love European rugby. You're so glad we're done with the

premiership, but this is what you want to talk about. Come on.

Oh, hello. Well, it's this. Actually, this is really podcast. Europe edition. Brilliant.

There's some Europe going on. No, I'm really excited about this.

I didn't vote Brexit for this nonsense. European Cup is back.

And no, I think the caveat we're going to start with, um, for fans of clubs who are in the

challenge cup is, be better.

It's ever Sarasons. It might be quite interesting to watch Sarasons destroy all before them.

Well, this is true. And I think London Irish have already lined up the fact they're trying to

get over the fact that they just missed out on the, the Champions Cup. Yeah, but should

they enter into the Champions Cup by saying, right, we're going to win this.

So on a serious note, I love Europe or I used to love Europe and my, my, my, when things

were a little bit more competitive. So I wonder if with the premiership pay reduction and the

squad shrinking, as well as France, French will be just going from strength to strength and also

the strange former and also the difficulties that we have in today's current world because of

the unspecified virus of unknown origin. Um, like cross-border competitions have got,

become very, very, very, very difficult, though, very difficult. Yeah, traveling fans, like,

having been able to, having been lucky enough to work at a bunch of European matches,

traveling monster fans and lends the fans, for example, just make European weekends.

Yeah. And, uh, they can't travel. They can't travel. Yeah, they can be allowed out of their house.

So, yeah, it's, it's really difficult. And I think you see this, don't you in the year,

say, I feel sorry for them. I do. I really do because, um, they all just trying to

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