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The Listen on BBC Sounds. Well, never in all of our warm-up episodes have I been able to kick things off by celebrating a Wales win in the Six Nations.

It's only taken 65 episodes to get here.

Fairplay to our producer for keeping count.

So we are going to make the morster today.

Joining me then to look back on six weeks of drama, upset, outstanding rugby, Alan Jones, Alex Cuthbert and former rugby

player turned adventurer. I'm special guests today. Richard Pax. How are we, fellas? The sun is

shining and Wales have won in the Six Nations. Are we well? Well, that's what sounds out in there.

Maybe we should have actually moved this outside for today only. I call you a special guest. You're all special to me, obviously. But you also here as your... Well, in a new role. I'm not going to say what I'm thinking, I know. It'd be called a lot worse. Where were you going with that, Al? Nothing. No, yeah, go, correct. You're also here in your new guys as a podcast host, which we're going to touch on a little bit later. Oh, cheers. Yeah, I've absolutely loved Beyond the Breakdown. And taking the pod out to the local clubs that have made some of our Welsh legends, it's just been a joy. And it's been really insightful, too.

I've really tapped these two up for season two. That's why you've come on, really, I'm guessing. Just to book some gas for series two. And a special guest as well, yourself on season two. Here we go. Yes, we'll get on to that later. But we've got to talk about the Six Nations. Remarkable, Al. You know, if somebody had told you that france the title winners were going

to concede 98 points in their final two games under the leadership of one of the greatest

defense coaches of all time if not the greatest you would have been thinking what the heck

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