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Welcome to the beautiful port of Nice, the morning after the day before Scram 5 Podcast,

live on BBC Sounds, on the I player and on television and Wales got the win against

Portugal somehow scratched it got there and these fine gentlemen, Nicki Robinson, Alice Cuthbert, Josh Navei got the memo and

they've still got it by the way because they all went for the stairs to get up to the fourth level balcony as opposed to the lift some of us had

to take it a little bit easier Nick.

Yeah well maybe you had a hard night than us we had an early night last night preparing for

today obviously it's convenient that straight from our accommodation on the water to the balcony.

Some of us are still suffering after food poisoning but that's another story on together which we'll get

into another point.

Alex, what do we make of that victory because technically now Wales have played

two matches and they've got the maximum points yet I'm kind of feeling on social media and some of the

supporters aren't necessarily too enamored by that

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