The Nations Pod - Week 2 review

Rugby Union Weekly

BBC

Sports, Sports News, News, Rugby

4.6 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2023

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Chris, Tom and Gareth are back to review the weekend’s action in France. They discuss how Fiji’s win over Australia leaves Pool C wide open, and what the permutations are for Wales to progress. Gareth reluctantly admits that England are playing some decent rugby. And Tom appears to be getting a little carried away with Johnny Sexton and where he sits in the all-time greats list!

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Football Daily.
0:03.6	The football season is back.
0:05.4	Well, I'm always happy going into a new season.
0:07.8	I'll leave the best time of the year, isn't it?
0:09.4	We've got the latest news,
0:10.8	insight and analysis across the world of football.
0:13.6	It's not a fancy anymore.
0:14.8	He is a Premier League manager.
0:16.2	They know how to win things.
0:17.4	They want to win things.
0:18.4	He gets Champions League football.
0:20.0	And it's not just a play is kicking off.
0:21.6	I'm telling you, that makes me shock me now.
0:23.4	You're 10 seconds in together.
0:25.2	I'm used to talking to you, isn't it, really?
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0:35.4	It is nation's pod time that time of the week,
0:38.2	where we run the rule over the home nation's fortunes
0:42.0	at the rugby world cup with our two dearest friends,
0:45.2	Tom English and Gareth Reese Owen,
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