Suffering from success and Ugo's camera crew

Rugby Union Weekly

BBC

Sports, Rugby, News, Sports News

4.6 • 5.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 November 2021

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Ugo invites a camera crew to this week's pod as he joins Danny and Chris on the sofa to reflect on an eventful week, especially off the field. All four URC matches in South Africa were called off because of Covid-19 and an outbreak in the Barbarians men's squad saw their match with Samoa cancelled. How many players will switch national teams after a radical change to eligibility rules? There's also time to chat Premiership rugby and whether Danny can play for another four years.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts
0:04.5	Five lives rob the union weekly
0:07.6	We've got how to finally start this podcast
0:16.2	You're right because Adam our producer has been on mute for half an hour
0:21.0	He's we're all together he's down the line on the zoom
0:24.8	He's been talking to us for half an hour
0:26.8	He's been on mute for half an hour
0:28.9	We've just been ignoring him we've not been hearing him
0:30.9	And then he dropped the bombshell Danny
0:32.9	He just said, who go when's the camera crew coming round?
0:36.7	So there's a camera crew coming round who's
0:38.9	For what a day in the life of who go money
0:41.7	Is that right?
0:43.7	It's really what's happening isn't it?
0:45.2	Is that what's happening?
0:46.2	No
0:47.0	Let's see if anything turns off and we will deal with it
0:49.4	As and when but they're aromers
0:51.0	They're not going to have enough tape maybe
0:52.5	That have stuff you do the day
0:54.2	They're going to run out
0:55.1	It's to be like a you know like when big brother did 24 hours live
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