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Rubby Union Daily, episode 22. It is Nations Pod Time, Gareth Riesowe and Tom English.

After Weekend, when Wales romped into the World Cup quarter final, Scotland joined the

World Cup Party, a routine win for England, an amazing win for Ireland. What a weekend.

What a time to chat you both. Where do we start? Tom, let's start with you. You tell us

where we start and we'll start where you want us to start. But I think I know where we're

going to start. I don't think we should start with Scotland. I think

grow. Come on down, baby. It's the show's all yours.

Oh, goodness gracious me. I'm uncomfortable with such a uncomfortable victory for Wales.

I think we're pretty much gobsmacked here in Leon after that result on Sunday. Nobody

saw it coming. I question whether or not Wales were a good team. There was no body of evidence

to suggest that. Yes, the counter-argument was that Australia were poor. What transpired

though was an Australian sporting side, devoid of any confidence, devoid of any motivation

and without any clear structure and plan. And you contrast that with Wales who turned up with

clear, executed their game plan and absolutely nailed it. To my mind, one of the complete

performances in the history of Welsh rugby, certainly in the modern era, the three that jump

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