Savrake, I'm above everyone at the moment, how they coach, and the way they're performing, and the way they can win games differently. People in the comments getting really upset, we've called it the POM Squad. Listen, you look, South Korea, you nick zombies, Steve. You shut up. Do you still talk to Steve, obviously, having been part of his coaching set up briefly, like? For all the tons of panning for gold that we've done, there is one little golden nugget that has been produced. It's a breakdown.

That's Jay.

That's Jay. for all the tons of panning for gold that we've done. There is one little golden nugget that has been produced.

The breakdown.

That's genuinely fascinating.

This South African team are the best in.

Alex Payne trying to keep the sight 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. Welcome along to this week's episode of The Good, the Bad and the Rugby. What a

rugby weekend it was. We had some epic test matches right across the board. France, South

Africa stole the headlines. Scotland, New Zealand was a belt. The Azuri got up over the Aussies. We're going to unpack all of that on this week's show. We're going to go through the key moments and the controversies as well, of which there were, as always, one or two. And then we will turn our eyes this week to the big one coming up on Saturday. England against the All Blacks at Alliant Stadium. A proper heavyweight clash. Haskinson's are alongside. We're delighted to be joined. Thankfully bringing his rugby nows to the table. A man who knows both camps better than most former All Black and England assistant coach, current Quinn's guru. Nick Evans. How are you? Very well, thanks.

Very nice to have you with us.

We're very relieved you're here as well actually because you're all right. How are you? Are you happy camper? Me? Oh, great. I had a good weekend. Watch lots of rugby, as you can imagine. Clearly. But I tell you what. Say this straight out of that. The commentary on BBC 5 Live Extra was...

Chris Jones. you what, say this straight out of that, the commentary on BBC 5 Live Extra was...

Chris Jones.

Matt Dawson and Paul Grayson were fantastic.

I have not listened to radio for a while on rugby.

Actually, can I say something?

I preferred it than what I've seen on the TV.

They painted a great picture.

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