The Warm Up: Wallabies fall out and Warren's future

Scrum V

BBC

Sports, Rugby

4.6 • 927 Ratings

🗓️ 21 November 2024

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Lauren Jenkins is joined by World Cup winner Francois Louw as well as two former Wales captains Ellis Jenkins and Ken Owens to discuss another busy week in Welsh rugby and preview the final game of the autumn campaign against the Springboks.

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0:00.0	Calling all music buffs.
0:03.6	Hey, hey, turn the volume up, yeah.
0:05.0	Make me a mixtape is back.
0:07.0	I'm Jordan Stevens.
0:08.2	I'm Clara Anfo and this is our weekly music show.
0:12.1	A celebrity guest picks the theme.
0:13.7	We select the tunes.
0:14.7	And we battle it out to create the ultimate mixtape.
0:17.7	May the best music lover win.
0:19.8	Oh, it's about to go.
0:20.8	Let's go. Mix tape. May the best music lover win. Oh, it's about to go down.
0:22.1	Let's go!
0:26.9	Make me a mixtape.
0:28.9	Listen only on BBC Sounds.
0:33.3	You're listening to BBC Sounds. You're listening to BBC Sounds.
0:37.3	Music Hello and welcome to Scrum 5.
0:52.2	The warm up joining me today are three men who have faced themselves on the pitch, now looking to put the rugby world to rights of it.
1:00.0	Two former Wales captains in Ellis Jenkins and Ken Owens and a rugby world cup winner for the first time on this sofa,
1:07.0	and maybe the first time in a while, Francois Lowe, a career highlight for you joining us today.
1:12.2	Definitely a career highlight to be here in the studio.
1:14.5	And you're not faced too far away.
1:17.4	Lived in Bath, retired there and have stayed there since hanging up your boots.
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