08/05/2016 Scrum V Sunday

Super Saturday - a thrilling climax to an exhilarating season. There was

something to play for in every game. Could the Ospreys claim their place

at Europe's top table? Would the Scarlets have what it took to make

the play-offs? Six games - more than 40 tries.

How did your team perform on Super Saturday? Good evening. Welcome to

the programme. We did have an exciting toned the Pro12 season.

Martin Williams was here yesterday as the league table swapped and

changed. Gwn Jones is with us. I will bring you the latest from

various leagues and I have been to Bedlinog RFC. Two of our regions had

something to play for yesterday. The Scarlets going for the semi-final

spot and the Ospreys hoping to qualify for Europe. Two of them had

one last shot at it. Scarlets need to gain one more than

Ulster. What the Ospreys need to do is win. Ulster must do no worse than

the Scarlets in Limerick. The first opportunity to get some of

this early Scarlets pressure to translate into points. No problem at

all. A beautiful kick through.

Saili has spotted the gap. He will go under the post completely.

He spotted that was on. It is a good try.

Williams bursts through a tackle. Support from Shingler. Parkes gets

it to Evans, who will seal a deal in the corner. This, I have got a

feeling, will be something of an exciting afternoon.

It did look a little forward on that... It has gone forward out of

the hands. Back inside to Paddy Jackson. This

is where they scored their first try from, this situation.

Pienaar using the left-hand side. Best is over.

And once again they have to question the Ospreys close quarter defence.

Solid defence so far. There's a lot of Scarlet players sucked in around

the fringeses. They keep on coming. There it is. It was an easy wriggle.

There is a time for Ospreys to take a lead into half time. 14-12 is

reflection of where Scarlets have been in this game. Game on a knife

edge at the moment. The Ospreys have got it again. There is the line...

Webb fails to come to this blindside and takes it on his own. Smith

acting as the emergency scrum-half. Matavesi and he's there. Josh

Matavesi and the Ospreys are rewarded for their persistence.

Webb with a dink over the top. Trimble takes it. Trimble's ahead.

Trimble got a boost. Incredibly he's into the 22. Can Webb catch him? Out

of the blue Andrew Trimble and that is an absolute hammer blow for the

Ospreys so close to half time. That was well played.

I don't think Parkes was expecting that.

O'Mahony, and if the Scarlets cannot do it for themselves they are doing

it for Munster. It would be hard enough to imagine the rugby without

not having a try at some point. That's a try.

Oh, he's going to go... Way over... That was the easiest try. Scannell's

second of the day. It gives you an indication of how tired and how long

this season has been for the Scarlets.

And now it is the Ospreys having to defend on their own line. The

Ospreys have at least got the possession.

In goes Chris Henry... They have been their own worst enemies at the

moment, Ospreys. Just before half time that try from Ulster, superb

today. Sam Davis, up to the 22. Grabham to the corner. Did he get

the ball down? He's all right there. That's a great finish. Pienaar takes

it... He is looking for the wrap around. Golding. How easy was that?

It was Madame Tussaud's defence which the Ospreys. Ospreys not

giving up yet. Sam Davis and here is Grabham with the walk-in. A second

try for the Ospreys from Grabham and a bonus point as well.

Still the Ulster forwards twant to get involved as well. -- want to get

involved as well. And here's Franco Van Der Merwe.

The Ospreys mistakes today have handed Ulster this on a plate. Their

European Cup hopes are gone. 31-15, the Scarlets have been

defeated and the Scarlets find themselves out of the play-offs, but

they are in the champion's Cup. The season is over.

Two disappointing defeats for the Scarlets and the Ospreys on the

final day of the regular season and that defeat meant the Scarlets'

result was academic in terms of getting into the top four. We start

with the Ospreys. 13 years of regional rugby they will not be in

the champion's Cup. That will hurt, wobt it? -- won't it? As players

when you know champion's Cups games and the Challenge Cup is not the

same. Dan Biggar and Dan Webb who thrive

on the big matches they will not be in them in the Champion's Cup. When

you look at Clare month and bore due, to come one game of getting the

Cup they punched above their weight there. However you try and, you

know, paper over the cracks, it is a disappointment not to be in the top

six. Is it as big a deal as a lot are making it out to be. They can

win the Challenge Cup. The money Ospreys get is the same in both

tournaments. If you think of the teams they may be up against, maybe

Bath or Gloucester, they are good Anglo--Welsh Derbies which will

bring people to the gates. Selling the Ospreys commercially at the top

table of European matches as they have been. Apart from this season

they have not made much of an impact in Europe in the champion's Cup for

some time, really. And certainly not, we talked about, what is this

their year? Will they win it? They haven't. They are in a competition

where some of the other sides may not put a lot of priority to it

initially. Once they get through, who knows, they might be able to win

it. Financially they don't do it. We talked about whether this might stop

some big flames coming to the club because they are not involved in

European matches. I don't think it is a big consideration. Most of the

guys will come over to play in Europe. You don't think this,

Martin, will necessarily halt their recruitment charges - people will

they are not on the European Cup, I don't want to go there? One or two

might get picked up over the summer. Most of the deals are done before

Christmas or just after Christmas for next year. For me, I think the

Ospreys, this is just a blip. They start of the season - it killed

them, they have been chasing the season ever since. We know with the

Ospreys, when they have all their stars playing they are one of the

best sides in the league. It is a blow to the ego and Motoationally it

will be difficult. Do they really go for the Challenge

Cup or do they concentrate in getting into the top six in the

league? Welsh regions don't have the squads big enough to try and compete

in both. I think it is a bit of a myth that we are signing players

which might help our region become European champions. We are nowhere

near that. When you look at the likes of foreign players we do sign,

I don't think they come to win the Heineken Cup to the Ospreys, they

came because they had an opportunity to play. They are fine players and

wanted to better themselves. It was not Conrad Smith you play to get you

over the match. You look across the Pro12 and there are a very few top

quality international stars. Just finished the World Cup over being

tempted to play in our league. It is a problem for Wales. We are not

going for the high echelon of stars anyway. I don't think it will make

any impact to their recruitment. What of the Scarlets then? They are

the sole representatives in the Cup. It could have been more for them

this season? It is a glass half full way of looking ate it. -- looking at

it. Whether they would have gone on to

win, I don't know. Some good sides in that top four. When you look back

and probably the turning point of the season was the Ospreys game, you

think they have won at the Liberty, the first they have beaten the

Ospreys in I don't know how long. I backed them for a semi-final. Didn't

back it up, the week after the Blues games they got outplayed by the

Blues. It has been positive for the Scarlets up to the last two or three

weeks. I would be disappointed if I was the fans, supporters, management

they haven't got. Another game for the season left.

They have won a few with the last kick of the ball, but lost a few.

They have not looked dominant, then the wheels came off back row over

Christmas, they were stuffed by Glasgow and bounced back to some

extent, in some of the games, they beat the Ospreys at the Liberty

Stadium, but in crucial matches they were not at the races. They have

been inconsistent but far better than we expected to be and finished

top in the Welsh region. They would have been happy with that

at the start of the season but the league does not like, you sit where

you are because of the inconsistencies. If they had got

through to the last four, they would have beaten them anyway. They should

be pleased with their season. Other things have affected performances,

but Shane Williams said it is the worst season for regional rugby

since it began, would you go along with that? I would. The league table

does not lie. Statistics show, there were glimpses, I think the Ospreys

did well in the Champions Cup, the Dragons got to the semi-finals, but

all in all, to have one team in the Champions Cup, that is

disappointing, I would not argue with Shane, it probably is the worst

year of regional rugby since it began. The, we will have one team in

the World Cup, that when by Ulster over the Ospreys secured them a

semifinal spot, let us find out how the other top four contenders got

on. There was a battle between the top two sides as Galway were the

winners of this match securing that all-important home semifinal

play-off in a fortnight's time. 22-macro edging closer to the

Glasgow line. They have reset themselves -- Connacht. Try for

Connacht. Johnny Gray, the Glasgow captain

making those precious few extra yards. Try in sight for the Glasgow

Warriors. Whether they keep it tight, they keep it tight and the

loosehead bundles over, the equalising try for Glasgow, they are

back in the game. Muldowney in the middle of the

line-out. It is a bit of a melee, at that loose with the boot, Muldowney,

he recklessly comes through and the big tight head prop could be in

trouble. The referee left with no option there. Red card, Glasgow are

a mile down for this final half-hour. -- man. A close rumble,

it goes out to Shane O Leary, and that is tried for O'Halloran. -- a

try. Leinster went into this game knowing a bonus point win that could

be enough to guarantee them a home semifinal while Treviso needed a win

to secure the only Italian spot in the Champions Cup. The parish ran

away with the full five points, Johnny Sexton crossing for the first

of three tries as they took a lead at half-time. Leinster secured the

bonus point before the Italians even got on the scoreboard as they were

blown away by the Irish, Ringrose ran in the final try. A

comprehensive win for Leinster. An interesting one between Glasgow and

Connacht. The rise of Connacht has been remarkable and all season, some

of the more cynical spectators have expected them to drop down the

table. What do you tribute their form to? It is like the Leicester

City story. A combination of things, the World Cup played a part, they do

not lose so many players. The fact they have this unique ground, a

howling gale every time they play, requires a different attitude and

they are used to that. They have an innovative coach, they recruited

strategically well in certain positions. They have developed well,

Henshaw is one of their own products. The way they play, when

you look at the statistics, they passed the ball more than anyone,

kept the ball, recycled the ball, perhaps a product of plane into the

wind a lot, they gained confidence, they play, keep the ball in hand and

they have beaten the Glasgow in a game they wanted to win and that

shows how far they have come. Glasgow are almost the opposite,

they lost two players to the World Cup and in the Six Nations, Glasgow

on the other hand lose more players than any team in the lake and they

suffered during the international periods, but they have the class to

search, the won nine games in a row. They are a quality outfit. What

helps Glasgow, there are only two teams in Scotland, all resources are

pumped their way. They recruited smartly, some real gems. That is the

frustrating thing, when you look at the team sheet of Connacht and

Glasgow compared to the Scarlets or the Ospreys or Cardiff Blues, the

players are not better, so that is frustrating for the fans, why are

the regions not getting to the heights of Glasgow and Connacht. The

World Cup has helped Connacht. I think Glasgow, they are quality

outfit. It is baffling, Glasgow have won so many against Wales

opposition. The top four-week know has been settled, who will win it? I

think Glasgow are the best side and on a surge. We will see. Ulster

looked pretty good yesterday, a quality game against the Ospreys.

They will fancy it. It is open but I will put my pound for what it is

worth of Glasgow. I said Leinster and I will stick with them. They

have a lot of experience. Home semifinal against Ulster, I think

Leinster. The Blues and the Dragons had nothing to play for yesterday

but you can be sure that both wanted to end their campaigns with a

victory. Edinburgh needed a win to stand any

chance of qualifying for the Champions Cup and enjoyed an early

lead before the Blues took control. Ember are trying desperately to keep

it on the field of play, they have done that through Watson. He has

done well. Driven on, on the fringes. By the big men up front.

Again the return ball. Lovely off-load to Watson. It is first

blood to Edinburgh. Out from the base, as they line up out wide. He

is dangerous with his feet. The gaps appear and it easy duck down for the

Scottish international Matt Scott. Am scum, allowed on the far side. --

Anscombe. The first try for the Blues. Again they win back

possession, this could be awkward. It is going to be a try. It is Tom

Brown who has got the touchdown. As to the far side, Anscombe is well

marshalled. He did well to get it back to 38. Straight through, the

Blues. -- Lee-Lo. Dolan gets the all important touchdown. He stretches

his legs, streaming through, he is on the inside bowl, it has not gone

forward. Smith goes over. With nine consecutive Pro12 12

defeats, Dragons had seven changes. They travelled to bottom of the

table 75 back row. The Welsh region looking to end on a positive note

that the Italians had it all to play for -- Zebre. The visitors took an

early lead but the home side hit back as Van Zyl crossed for the

second converted try of the day. Down at half-time, the coach rang in

the changes for the Dragons. 30 six crossed for the first try for the

Dragons. The Italians then showed that they were able to play with

flair and freedom -- Landman. Five conversions and four penalties.

There was more to come from Zebre as 29-macro ran in their fifth try.

Landman got his second try -- Haimona. No Welsh region has made it

to the semi-finals this year. The other three will compete in the

Challenge Cup next season. Leinster will be home to Ulster on the 20th

of May,. Pretty depressing afternoon for the Dragons. They have now lost

their last ten Pro12 12 games in a row. How can they go from coming

within ten points of a team like a Montpelier to that? That was a sign

that they were not at their strongest. They put all their effort

into the four games prior to this, this was an end of term atmosphere.

Some of them were already on the beach. These things happen from time

to time, that was hugely disappointing. There was a lot going

on in the region at the moment. Perhaps they took their eye from the

ball. That is disappointing to end the season like that. Kingsley Jones

is in temporary charge, there has been some calls perhaps for Nigel

Davies to come in as director of rugby. He knows the region, is that

the right kind of appointment for you? I am not sure. The Blues did

that with Danny Wilson, the cost had done it, I would see a young guy

given the role, they cannot afford a big-name, just to shake it up, come

from the outside, an Australian or someone from New Zealand to shake

the place up and give them a lift, it is a difficult period for the

Dragons, they need to make a decision. He would probably want to

bring in his own coaching team, the board at the Dragons have to make

that decision. What about the Blues? It was a bizarre game. And Brown

were totally dominant. The Blues just surged back in -- Edinburgh.

They could have rolled over. They did not show great character. It was

a really positive end to what has been a positive end to the season,

since Christmas, they have turned a corner, gone from winning five games

last season to winning 11 this year, a huge improvement for Danny Wilson.

Exciting times for the Blues, they recruited well for next season. For

once, in a long time, they're making good strides. One thing that is

functioning well is their attack, only Glasgow have scored more tries.

Their defence, still a bit soft around the fringes, is that what

they need to work on? I am sure they will. Danny is a details man. Gethin

does some defensive work with them and he is a hard task masters. They

will do something. -- taskmaster. The extra leadership role, some of

the senior professionals are probably taking that on this season

and that is probably because they believe in the coach and can see a

way forward where is in the last few years, the international players

have said we will play with the Blues but we are not invested

emotionally. Now you can see these guys wanting to make a difference.

If your best players are doing that, it is only good for the rest of the

youngsters coming through and it gives a sense of purpose for

everyone when they are training and playing.

It's, with all due respect Zebre will not make any impact in the

champion's Cup next year at all. People might argue the Scarlets

didn't. If one is finishing seventh and the other 11th and they get in

above you, it doesn't seem right at all. We will talk about Wales and

the looming tour to New Zealand in a few moments. News of a very special

mascot. You may have noticed that Leicester City, nicknamed the Foxes

have been in the news, following their remarkable season, winning

football's Premier League, motivated by their popular manager. There is a

Welsh rugby club known as the Foxes, who have had the season of their

lives, but their team talks are done by an unexpected member of the club.

Yesterday, I went along to meet them.

Hi Hi, here sits the village of Bedlinog. Many believe it means the

fox's grave and the team's name is the "Foxes. It was founded in 1971.

Since then they have made their way up the various leagues. Now in

Division One, they are this champion's. Last week they won the

Swalec Cup with a last gasp kick. Liam Jones has done it. Bedlinog are

the champions. One person celebrating the win was

six-year-old Rhys Jones who delivers the prematch talks and his dad is

the back coach. Tell me how the season has gone for them? Quite

good. They are winning lots of games. Will you be a Bedlinog player

in the future? Yes. I think you will be the captain, I am sure. What will

you tell them this afternoon? We can just win.

Pass then run. Whoever is last and score a try, because you are

powerful. Those at the back.

Squeeze them through. One, two, three... Squeeze.

They will play in the final of the Glamorgan golden ball. Today they

face Leicester. Why do you think Bedlinog and the players are so

willing to play for this club? What makes it special? It is the village

itself and that sort of gives the players something extra, I think. We

have players from all over the borough playing for us. It is not

just Bedlinog players. They have come aboard - part of the family,

the bonding and the way they play together on the field and how they

react together off the field as well. Winners of the division or

not, they were not letting the Foxes have it their own way. You must be a

happy coach when you look at what you have achieved? We have probably

picked the worse day to play. We look tired, but take it, if we win

today it is an open Derby and cap the season off with a win. Hero of

last weekend Liam Jones took the foxed back in the lead on the stroke

of half time. We have come from division seven all the way to

Division One and we're in the championship, which is every club's

dream. In a village of less than 3,000 people it is a massive

achievement. People said we couldn't go to the

championship at the beginning of last year, I knew with the squad of

players we had w the experience, we were good enough to get there all

day long. We will do well in the championship next year. I think we

can compete at that level - no problem at all. He's a team mascot

every game. First nt the shower every game, last

out of the shower. He comes on half time. He has Fa cakes, he goes

around the supporters selling them. Three penalties had taken Nelson

into the lead and then the Foxes drags themselves back to even the

score. Liam Jones had a chance to snatch an unexpected victory. Local

bragging rights - and time to celebrate being champions of the

league. A squeeze... One, two, three...

Thank you for the warm welcome we had at Bedlinog RFC and to the

President for giving me one of the club's badges. Congratulations on

securing promotion to the championship and as well to the

Swalec other teams. Now to the Principality and the semi-final

kicked off between the Swalec Cup winners Landovery and Ebbw Vale.

And this is catch and kinds territory. It is the lineout and it

is Ronnie Kinds in the back steering. In his words they put all

the ugly ones at the front to push and he will get the glory again.

He's done it for Ebbw Vale. Maynard's exit taken by Dan Heyman.

That is an outrageous by Heyman. He has support from Rosser. What a

score. Luke Lewis, taken by grif grif.

-- Griffiths. Miles has broken off and the flanker

has sneaked over, on the blind. Waddle. Can he make the line? Is he

held up? That would have been a miraculous

tackle if he could have pulled that off. Let's look. He wrapped himself

around and under and that's no try. Miles scored one from a similar

situation. And there's plenty of bump and grind

from Landovery for this one and they are over as well.

That's it. Ebbw Vale are in the final.

And Ebbw Vale will meet Pontypridd next Sunday. And

Well, Martin, you will be there - Ebbw Vale the visitors against

Pontypridd, how do you see that going? Pontypridd will be

disapointeded they didn't get to the cup final. It takes an effort to go

there and beat them. They have won the last four seasons. This will be

the fifth season in the row. Ebbw Vale have done brilliant the last

two seasons. They will be partying up there.

Enjoy it. We will look forward it to. A couple of extra bits of news

to you and good luck to Mike Phillips who announced he will play

with Sale Sharks in England next season. And many, many

congratulations to Derek Bevan on a remarkable career which came to an

end yesterday. We all wish you a very, very happy retirement.

Congratulations to Derek and to Mike as well. What a legend Bevan is. Now

the tour to New Zealand is looming. Warren Gatland wicks his squad this

week. It -- picks his squad this week. We went to meet one of the

quieter members of the Welsh squad. Some players have a habit of going

unnoticed. This guy has played more than 130

times for his region, but has always avoided the glare of publicity.

# Who are you # Who, who, who

# Who are you... A fixture in the Welsh squad since 2013 he can play

anywhere in the back pack. He will be on the plane to New Zealand next

month. James, it seems you have been around

for quite some time now. Still your profile is fairly low. You are kind

of under the radar. If you google James King you get a picture of a

female model. Is that how you like - to be out of the radar? . I e-Ied

about 103 games. I am happy to -- I played about 103 games. Born in

Australia, English parents - you were eligible before you played test

rugby for all three countries. Was there a danger you would pick any of

the other two? I consider myself Wales. My schooling was done in

North Wales. All my rugby was in the North Wales as well. I went to

school in Ellesmere. There was another sport you were interested in

before? I used to be a keen tennis player. I went quite far with that.

. Talking about playing rugby with my friends and we went to mould

rugby club. Something told me your mode of transport for the first year

was a moped. It is true. I was living with Johnnie and I didn't

have a way to get to training and didn't think of the logistics none

of us had a driving licence. I had a scooter which got stolen three

times. Not just by random people, I found it in the skip one day.

Judgment day, you mention a fantastic occasion - a hum dinninger

of a game and you walked away with the Man of the Match award? It was

nice to get it. To get that was special for me. You talked about the

length and time being in the Ospreys, it is a highly competitive

environment, you look at the back row. You have mentioned Olly

Cracknell, Liddiate and your good self, does that inspire you to great

heights, or do you think sometimes I wish there were not so many guys

competing for the same shirt? In the academy we signed a new back rower

every week. It keeps you on our toes. You can never rest. We have

Under hill and Cracknell they have had Man of the Match awards

themselves. They had a conversation and said how old are you? There was

nearly 20 years between them. It shows whatever age people are there

are people pushing behind you. You can never take your foot off the

burner, because you have to train the next day and you won't be

picked. There is something looming on the

near horizon - a tour to ne Zealand, the double world champions, Jamie

Roberts was on Scrum V the other week and he said it is a tour you

approach with excitement and trepidation. Is that how you feel

about it? To be picked Vy for the league. If I go on that tour it is a

tour of a lifetime. We have come painstakingly close to beating the

All Blacks a few times. If we won a test out there I think the whole of

Wales would go and party or a bank holiday would be made. To win a test

out there would be brilliant. I have taken the liberty to speak to a

couple of your team-mates and asked them to describe you in one word.

The word which came up the most was "tiethd." I would say -- was

"tight." I would say careful. Once you pig by backed on your

neighbour's Internet for a couple of months before they found out. I

moved in, they had a password on it and they didn't change their admin

password. Their router went down and I restarted it and took the liberty

until I got my installed. Keen to dispel the rumours of being tight

with his cash, once the interview was over James insisted on taking me

for a coffee. Thank you very much. Excuse me, mate, James is going to

take care of that. Unbelievable! He did pay, really. Those rumours

are harsh and unfonded. A top bloke. Very much under the radar and we

talked about his versatility as well. He plays anywhere in the back

five. Is that a bonus or a handicap? In his case it has given him the

opportunity to be on benches and squads. If you are going to be a

starting player in a Test match in the starting or second row, you have

to have something about you in which you impact the game. You stro be a

good carrier, have to bring something unique. He's very

consistent. He's the modern professional. Extremely fit, well

prepared and dedicated. To make that extra step to be a regular starter

he's got to have something about him and I think he probably lacks that.

Back row is where there's one vacancy. We know Jason Tiperick will

not be there. What's no pole position?

It is a toss-up between Jenkins and Davis. Jenkins had a fantastic end

of season. He is a similar player to Sam Warburton. I would give James

Davies a go. Over a 12 month period he has been so consistent, brings

more of an attacking threat and he deserves to be in that 37 man squad

for that side. Another one who I was impressed with was Rory Cracknell.

Ross Moriarty was superb, but Cracknell looks like a real find. A

lot of options in the back row, some headaches for Warren Gatland. We

looked at the squad earlier, and you cannot see many coming or going

really. Scott Williams would come in if he is fit, they will tinker with

a few others, the wing looks a little bit weak, not sure who will

play there, whether Leigh Halfpenny will be there, we do not know. I do

not think there will be any great surprises, no one can really think

at the moment. I personally like Sam Davies, I think he is the best

attacking ten in Wales, he puts it through the hands beautifully. Who

should go? I do not think he will go, but if we could take three

terms, one eye on the future, he would be someone I would seriously

consider. Briefly, this England game coming up, for many people, and

unnecessary game, but given that none of the regions got through to

the latter stages of the Pro12 12, it is essential. Mixed feelings.

Wales against England is special. I did not agree with that, but when

you look at it, if that game was not there, most of the Welsh players

would have to wait five weeks and hit the field running against New

Zealand. That England game has become very important for Warren

Gatland and his team. I think you should go for the strongest team,

the last few years, the first test on any tour we have struggled. If we

can use that game as part of the tour really and field are strongest

15... England are missing players. If Saracens are playing the day

before, half their pack is missing and we can go to Twickenham and then

face New Zealand with confidence. That is all we have got time for,

thank you to my guests and it is the final weekend of the road 12

regular-season and unfortunately it is the final weekend for the Welsh

regions and this is a good time to look back at the best bets. Good

night. Top of the props, built for comfort and speed and that is where

else is Megan York. There was Pete the meat dishing out a dummy and the

delicious de Vrij gain. Clubman of the year, he replayed every minute

of every game. As for superstars, Stuart Hogg the limelight for

Glasgow. Can he get the bounce? N! This man had at night for scoring

tries. He is like stretch Armstrong and Inspector Gadget rolled into

one. Bundy jumped into the picture. For the magic moments, there was

marvellous Matavesi. Bernardo. Regal Regan. He was like a father to one

young Scarlett. Talk about defensive... Is that a difficult

line to straddle the then made on the one hand and someone's boss on

the other. No. Australia up next, do you think... But one over them?

Otherwise we are out of the World Cup. Tough day. Tough day, yes. The

youngsters, Owen Watkin. Sam Arnold hell. And another Moriarty. Top

team, the Wales under 20s Grand Slam is. Best referee, World Cup final,

say no more. Do not forget the post man. And the one who went down like

a badly packed parachute. Shame, that shirt! You think you will get

away with that? I was hoping you did not see it. Even at five foot seven,

he is still big in Japan. And a World Cup win over England, it

is always a scream.