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Rugby Union Weekly

BBC

Sports, Sports News, News, Rugby

4.6 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 8 September 2023

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Chris Jones is joined by Chris Ashton discuss the latest from the England camp, whilst Sonja McLaughlan, Rugby correspondent Sara Orchard, Johnnie Beattie and Paul Grayson offer up their hot-takes and predictions for the Rugby World Cup. The team debate who they think the player of the tournament will be, as well as the possible breakout stars.

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0:00.0	Rugby World Cup.
0:01.3	You might be familiar with other top 10 podcasts on BBC sounds,
0:05.5	but now it's rugby unions turn right before the World Cup starts in France.
0:10.0	In each episode, we'll rank our 10-to-1 on a whole load of topics.
0:13.7	Talk about the good, the great, the controversial and the iconic
0:16.8	of the Rugby World Cup.
0:18.4	Two World Cup winners have been there, done it, and won it.
0:21.4	We'll be Judge Andrewrey.
0:22.7	Saffka Spriner, Banner and England's Matt Dorsen.
0:25.7	The Rugby World Cup, top 10s.
0:28.2	With Chris Jones, Brian Habana and Matt Dorsen.
0:31.4	Listen on BBC Sounds.
0:36.9	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:41.1	Five lives, Rugby Union Daily, at the Rugby World Cup,
0:44.7	with Chris Jones and Chris Ashton.
0:50.4	Rugby Union Daily, Marseille, thriving bustling old port,
0:54.4	and look what the cat dragged in, Chris Ashton.
0:56.8	Who would have thought it?
0:58.6	Who would have thought it?
0:59.6	Did you think at one point you could be in the England squad
1:02.2	and Danny would be here and now it's the other way around?
1:04.8	Do you want an honest answer?
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