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Sean Lily Crabb, what will you do on Monday mornings? Are you going to miss our weekly debriefs or is it pushing it to say that? It's mixed emotions, isn't it, Laura? I've come in here sometimes with glimmers of hope, excitement week one over what the rugby World Cup was going to look like to then emotional. You're on a low web today, aren't you? Yeah.

There's not much hope in you this morning.

I just, I think I'm just really sad, Laura, and I think I was sad after the game on

Saturday I felt for the players and the staff.

It wasn't what they wanted out of the campaign, was three losses and working and coaching

our young talent coming through as well.

This Rugby World Cup has brought so much hope as in the exposure of the women's game

and we're all just really passionate and care about Welsh rugby.

And three losses is not what we all would have wanted from this campaign, including

Sean and his team.

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