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Chapter four.

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Five lives, rugby union daily at the rugby World Cup.

Rugby union daily, Marseille.

We're in the shadow of the Stad Veladrome, we're in six days time or so, Wales, a play

Argentina and England will play Fiji in the World Cup quarterfinals, it is time to review

what has been an epic final round of pool matches at the rugby World Cup and no better

man than a famous son of the south of France who's back in Marseille four weeks on from

when it all began, Chris Ashton, great to have you here, did you miss me?

Missed you a lot, yeah, so you did Marseille, didn't you, she went home, we caught up a

little bit in a positive way, missed?

Yeah, positive, I mean, we, I came out of my room early on in Marseille, it's late Sunday

night and I saw you with the lifts, the first you said was, oh really noisy man, a room,

man.

It's nice, I mean, it packs everywhere and I'd see you for five minutes, I'm not very

good at doing your action and I'd see you for five minutes already, you were trying

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