Gregor. Yeah. He looks like he's done. Yeah. And I think the players, for me, have tapped out.

England have to transition into that phase, that 2003 mentality, at 2016 mentality of, we can beat anyone.

So they will be massively motivated off the back of disappointment, back at home. They'll use all this as motivation.

You know Scotland will be laying in ambush. Their fix-ups are actually relatively easy because they're emotional. If you've got a player from their side who has a mercurial performance, suddenly the world's come off. Finn Russell could be that guy. Yeah, could be. The beauty of sport. Alex Payne trying to keep the side going forward. Haskell takes it on now with just relentless chat. And there's Tyndall to add the finishing

touch of glamour and World Cup winning stories, a dominant display by the good, the bad and the rugby.

Hello, Dream Team. I hope you're well. Welcome along to whatever this is. What episode is this of

season six? Season six, episode 20 of the good, the and the Rugby proudly sponsored, as always, by our fantastic partners at Continental Tires.

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And we are up and running in the Guinness Six Nations.

England and France burst out of the blocks.

While Scotland slipped up in Rome, but now the weather shifts.

From driving rain to searing heat, a week of fire and brimstone awaits.

Expect the echoes of Jim Telfer from north of the border.

The spirit of David Sol's slow march and flower of Scotland sung at its atmospheric best for the

133rd time it is the Calcutta Cup a fixture that has a staggering amount of history and is woven

into the fabric of both sides of the border Calcutta Cup week to you, means?

Memories?

So this is controversial.

Yeah.

I actually hated going up to Scotland to play it, to Murrayfield.

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