Are the Springbok's the best pantomime villain possibly in sport right now?

I'm obviously empathetic towards the villains. Exactly, there we go. Stars in the game, Rassy is at the head of it. We hated each other. He was playing for seven and I was playing for seven. Did you genuinely? What was your relationship like as players? Terrible? Are we letting rugby get back to what it is? We absolutely tear into each other for the 130 minutes as it pans out, and we still go out, and we still go, right, okay, we'll go and have a beer.

Yeah.

Perry should almost take it as a compliment that he's been called a bully. That's his job. How good this box team is at the moment? Can you just say it once more? Yes, so this can be out of the show. How good this box team is? Alex Payne trying to keep the site 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,

proudly sponsored as always by our fantastic partners at Continental Tires, the official tyre partner of England Rugby. Engineered for victory, their award-winning tyres are built to perform no matter the conditions. Well, that was a spicy weekend. Reds, yellows, and a little side of curry. Thank you very much. It's all on the menu on this week's show. We've got a Twickenham Tunnel drama, Razzie ruffling feathers, and one of the strangest test matches we've seen in years. It was certainly gripping from start to finish. And to make sense of it all, to add a bit more spice, we have got two legends in the studio, the 2007 World Cup winner Bob Skynstadt and Ireland's very own Jordan Murphy, eight time Premiership Champion with Lester Tigers. Is that right eight times? Do you have the medals lined up and above the bed? No. No, you know. It's in the middle room. It's in the middle room. He's wearing him. He's like Mr. T. He's like Mr. T. That has to be a record, I'm sure. But anyway, welcome along everybody. Strap yourselves in. Grab a cold one. Check your studs because I think this week it could get quite spicy yet again. We're going to get into it. First things first, how are you, Bob? It's nice to have you with us. It's great to be. Thanks very much, Pan, not too bad. You had a good weekend in Dublin? Yes, so weekend away. The family came over. My son's been, was injured in a rugby match a couple of weeks ago, so he got the weekend off. So he came, came up to watch a game with me was was good fun where's he's he's at he's at school he's still in appersex yeah

what position uh outside center like his dad like his dad was exactly very good dad wanted to be

yeah exactly um what about you nice weekend or yeah rock under the pillow with the um no no good

good weekend i enjoyed all the games it was a yeah got got to watch more. There's been a lot said, a lot written. I'm sure there's going to be a lot more to come as well. But we're going to settle a couple of scores by getting straight into our contental tires grip strength challenge. So many ears, butts and maybes. There is no easing into it on this week's show, which of our guests this season has the strongest grip? You're going to get straight into it and we'll just, maybe this is the defining outcome of a weekend of Great Drama Bob. Would you like to go first, therefore? You've both been out of the game a while, no excuse. Ben Kayser is top with 75 KGs. Yeah. point one is currently the low point in what has been highly entertaining sequence of events. So Bob, would you like to go first? Sure. Is that all set up? Is that all set up? That's my age? That's my age. You can't be 49. I am 49. You're wearing it well. You get one go and one go only. Okay. There's a lot of down to art. There's a bit of up to down. You can choose whichever your weapon of choice. Okay, I'll stay down to down, I think. Really. Are you on?

Yeah. You get one go and one go only. Okay. There's a lot of down to up. There's a bit of up to down.

Is it?

Whichever, your weapon of choice.

Okay, I'll stay down to down, I think. Ready. You on? Three to one, go. Oh, it's a face of glory. It's a face of glory. 78.5, what's it? Shut the front door. Are you serious? It's top.

He's gone top.

That's unbelievable.

That's the most casual wandering.

Yeah.

Isn't that nice? Are you serious? He's top. He's gone top. That's unbelievable. That's the most casual wandering in. That's absolutely unbelievable. 78.5. I don't know. Fair play. Well, it's something. It's almost anti-climatic, wasn't it? It was very sad after rugby, wasn't it? That's very sad.? Tell, knock everybody out. If I won it, why not? Yeah, why not? I like it, isn't it? Big bad Bob. Stay humble, yeah? That is outrageous. With absolute nonchalance. It was like, you have a lot of people hanging on there for dear life. The man who wore eight, could have played ten, occasionally popped up on the way.

Just take it straight up.

Just take off.

It's now the grip.

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