Hello, everyone.

That's what a day is being made. Hello, everyone, and welcome to a podcast where we talk

about everything and nothing. It features the stars of the show, two former rugby athletes

that retired due to injury, probably still replaying. If it wasn't for retrospective

knees, neck, shoulders, I'm Tom Shanklin. I'm David Flatman, eight caps for England,

seven off the bench, but a lot of people say to me, I thought you played for England

more than that, I thought you played for England more than that, and it's like, no, I should

have. But there was a lot of stuff going on, wasn't there back then, it was a different

political climate, wasn't it? Scandal, mate. Scandal, the other wargate scandal, loads,

who's went on, didn't they? Lots of spies in the camp. I suppose if you're faced

on and fit the bill, mate. No, I remember. What's your strength, really?

Because you came from great upbringing. You came from a middle to upper class background.

There's only one direction you want to go, and that was Rugga. Turn up to training in

the right gear. You had your chinos, your deck shoes, your shirt, your pink jumper tied

around your shoulder, your filafax under the arm. Loads of bands. Mon-blanc pen. Loads of

bands are as well, bands are with like, and I was doing bands before, you know, max

events. We just put the Z on bands. I was putting the Z on bands before max 7's, yeah.

He's on a quest at the moment to get Rigby's out to Portugal to do a podcast, and yeah,

he's got quite a little good marketing tool, mind. What? His misses. Oh, yeah. Sorry,

sir, mate. Sorry, sir, he's doing a sending videos of his misses saying Rigby's pod out

here. Okay. Yeah. Okay, docks. I'm a f- after rugby, mate. We all end up doing different

stuff, don't we? I'm not for it. We sold it to me. I'm joking. Look, before I'm happy

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