Hello Dream Team, welcome along to this week's episode of the good, the bad of the rugby,

in partnership with our very good friends at Continental Tires.

And we're back on the road once again this week at one of the most prestigious rugby events on the planet is La Nuita Rugby,

which celebrates the great and the good of the French game and quite a lot of headlines, I'm sure we'll agree,

in this part of the world on the rugby field over the last 12 months or so.

And with an increasing number of English players now plying their trade over the channel, what better time to come over to our partners' Continental Tires for whom safety,

performance and grip are the name of the game, in contrast to the shambles that is, the good,

the bad and the rugby. Without further ado, take your seats, please. Let's go and find the mob. Come on.

Into the final moments, Alex Payne trying to keep this side going forward.

Haskell takes it on now with just relentless chat largely about himself.

And there's Tyndall to add the finishing touch of glamour and World Cup winning stories

and a slightly sideways nose.

That is how you podcast. a dominant display by the good,

the bad and the rugby. And here we are backstage. Welcome along to the inner sanctum

of Olympia. This is where the likes of Joan Byers, of my personal favourite, Celine Dion,

have hung out prior to going on stage here. Lots of Brits have performed here as well.

David Bowie, the Rolling Stones and the Beatles.

Sleon is here?

Not tonight, but she has in the past.

Beatles were here in 1964, would you believe.

And talking of the Fab Four...

There's a good story about the Beatles in this place.

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