The Guinness Six Nations Live One

House of Rugby

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4.7 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2020

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

Alex, James and Mike are joined for the former Scotland star Johnnie Beattie and England World Cup winner Nolli Waterman to talk the Greatest Team in Rugby History, Eddie Jones's failings, Finn Russell, France, Friends and middle names, all in front of a live audience.

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0:00.0	Judge, by set.
0:04.6	Joe presents the House of Rugby, together with Guinness.
0:08.4	Good evening, everybody, and a very well-welcome to Flatiron Square.
0:11.9	CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
0:13.9	Look at all you beautiful people.
0:15.4	Welcome to our latest live House of Rugby.
0:17.7	It's very nice to see you all here this evening.
0:19.7	Guinness six nations up and running, of course.
0:21.9	Have we got any England fans here this evening?
0:23.9	Yes!
0:24.9	Still believing.
0:25.9	Have we got anyone else?
0:26.9	Any Wales fans? Scotland fans are on.
0:29.9	We are multicultural this evening.
0:31.4	That's a very nice thing.
0:32.4	We've got people obviously to introduce you to a little bit later on.
0:34.8	But for those of you who've watched this before,
0:36.8	who've listened before, we've got Bill and Ben to bring in.
0:39.8	So would you please give an enormously warm welcome
0:41.8	to Lord Snorke himself, Mr Mike Tindall,
0:44.0	and everyone's favourite plant-based celebrity, Mr James Haskell.
0:47.1	Come on in, Hannah.
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