Shout out to my Aix: Ashy and Jamie

Rugby Union Weekly

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🗓️ 12 October 2023

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Chris Jones and Chris Ashton are in Aix-en-Provence and are joined by England hooker Jamie George ahead of England's Quarter-Final against Fiji. Jamie reflects on England's loss to Fiji at Twickenham earlier this year, as well as their performance against Samoa last weekend, before discussing where England need to improve going into the Quarter-Final.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:05.7	Five lives, rugby union daily at the Rugby World Cup with Chris Jones and Chris Ashton.
0:14.2	Rugby union daily, Thursday morning and we, Ashie, are now in Exxon Province.
0:19.8	About a 45 minute train ride up from Marseille.
0:22.6	Your thoughts?
0:24.0	Lovely place, but where we are doing the media, England's media is a random spot.
0:30.0	It's a random spot.
0:31.1	So what can you hear?
0:32.6	You can hear leaf blowers, you can hear some performance.
0:35.9	Yes, and some dance classes going on behind us.
0:39.5	We're going to be joined by Jamie George Shortley,
0:41.0	while at the England team base.
0:43.4	And first things first, you have moved room again.
0:46.2	Oh, how does I know completely forgot that this was come in?
0:49.2	So you moved room once because it was street facing and too.
0:53.8	I'm just trying to another game myself way through a bad situation.
0:58.6	And now you've moved again.
1:00.0	Yeah, I've moved.
1:00.9	Right, okay.
1:01.9	So three nights, two room changes.
1:05.3	Yes, true or false?
1:06.4	Do you reckon I can go for one every night?
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