The Six Nations is upon us three men who have all lifted the trophy.

The Hask, a three-time winner with England, the Lord Mike Tyndall, who's won it four times,

and Arlenes Shane Hogan, who won a bucket load of triple crowns.

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Show us how this is all going to make things better.

This is a massive, massive, massive six weeks.

I think England will win

to be. God, big. Mara Toge. He's consistently been a brilliant, brilliant, world-class

player for England. I'm a bit, a little bit nervy. Don't get me wrong. First game of Six Nations,

Ireland should win that game. 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. That is how you podcast. Three, two, one. Hello, Dream Team. Welcome

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Spring is around the corner, in studio today three men who have

been there and done it. The Hask, a three-time winner with England, the Lord, Mike Tendell, who won it

four times, and Ireland's Shane Hawken who won a bucketload of triple crowns.

The consolation prize that is.

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