Pennod 6 Jonathan

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-Hello, welcome to the show.

-A massive game tomorrow night

-against Ireland. Massive!

-Here to keep me company, someone

-who's happy whoever wins tomorrow.

-Ireland or Wales, you'll be happy.

-Sarra Elgan!

-Nigel usually wants to make

-a big entrance. Come on, Nigel.

-Hoy!

-Breathless now, are you?

-Always chasing the headlines.

-Always chasing the headlines.

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-Did you see Nigel last weekend?

-Here we go.

-Nigel sees the funny side.

-The ballboy gets a yellow card.

-You enjoyed that, didn't you?

-All over Twitter.

-You gave him your jersey.

-You gave him your jersey.

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-I washed it and posted it to him.

-Can we have some applause?

-No-one does more for the Welsh

-language than Jonathan Davies!

-What have you been up to this week?

-I was working with students...

-'Myfyrwyr'!

-'Myfyrwyr'!

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-Welsh language saviour!

-I said everyone should do

-their best, say what they want...

-..and not worry

-just as long as you spoke Welsh.

-Say an English word if need be.

-A lot of players aren't comfortable

-speaking Welsh, football or rugby...

-..because they're worried

-that some self-important people...

-..will criticise them.

-Here are tonight's guests.

-I made a puree

-without a thickening agent.

-Oh!

-The name is Potter, Catrin Potter.

-Out in the wind and rain.

-I'm joined by the captain.

-They stop lessons,

-they're used to bully people...

-..and cause major headaches

-for teachers.

-Please welcome presenter

-Catrin Heledd...

-..and Welsh legend Shane Williams.

-A warm welcome to you.

-You usually ask the questions.

-I'm not happy, not with that VT.

-Old stuff from years ago.

-I'd love that.

-I'd look years younger.

-You look the same now

-as you used to.

-I'm still the same size.

-It's not your first time here.

-Shane, you've been here many times.

-Have you told Catrin

-how to deal with these two?

-Don't worry about Jonathan.

-Last time he was here,

-he'd retired twice.

-Was that the last time?

-Was that the last time?

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-We'll talk further later.

-Before we begin, let's find out

-how have Wales done so far.

-Sam Davies showing composure

-under pressure. North is away.

-George North has scored.

-How do you think

-they've done so far?

-Up and down a little!

-I was out in Rome

-for the first game.

-They had a slow start to the game

-but it was a good second half.

-They played extremely well

-against England.

-A very disappointing second half

-against Scotland.

-They have two games to play

-and there's a lot to play for.

-A lot, lot.

-The IRB rankings are crucial.

-They have to win one game.

-It's going to be very tight

-for the World Cup.

-We've been in this position before,

-where we've had problems.

-We can beat France, no?

-End of the Championship.

-Not confident at all, no?

-Not at the moment.

-When players retire,

-they relax, they play golf.

-They use their name to make money.

-With you...

-With you...

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-I'm trying!

-Good point, good point.

-You're competing in ironmen. Why?

-Good question.

-He's competitive.

-I can't play rugby -

-it's too physical for me.

-I played my final game

-on a Saturday.

-On the Monday,

-I just wanted to do anything.

-I had the opportunity

-to run the London Marathon.

-I was doing it for charity

-so I had to do it.

-After that I was asked

-if I fancied an ironman.

-I said yes

-because it was charity again.

-Then I read up on being an ironman.

-You can say no.

-You can say no.

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-I know now but I couldn't pull out.

-Was the ironman difficult?

-Just a little.

-Sarra, the news.

-We know that Wales

-are playing Ireland tomorrow night.

-Ken Owens has made sure Rob Evans

-will be awake for the game.

-BLEEP

-Gavin Henson

-has said he'll do anything...

-..to wear the red of Wales again.

-That's awful.

-Madame Tussaud's

-deny they've reached rock bottom.

-When I say rock bottom, I mean

-rock bottom with their new exhibit.

-Jonathan's in the middle.

-Shanklin and Martyn Williams

-are the Kray brothers.

-Mitchell brothers!

-Mitchell brothers!

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-You're Peggy in the middle!

-That's the news.

-We've already discussed

-your exploits as an ironman, Shane.

-I thought it would be nice

-to have an ironman challenge here.

-If that's OK. Is that OK?

-OK, great!

-Here's Iron Mighty.

-The first challenge is cycling.

-The first to reach 0.4kms

-on the bike.

-Well done.

-Who do you think will win?

-Hold the pictures up.

-I think, I think he's the favourite.

-Once you've hit 4,

-stop and put your hand up.

-What 4?

-What 4?

-

-It's there, 0.04.

-One, two, three, go.

-It's not moving!

-Hurry up, he's winning.

-Are you on 4 yet?

-Right. The winner is Shane Williams.

-We'll see you after the break.

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-Welcome back. We're joined tonight

-by Catrin Heledd and Shane Williams.

-Ireland are the opposition tomorrow.

-Sarra went to find out how much BOD

-- yes, Brian O'Driscoll...

-..knows about Wales.

-OK.

-Let's just ***** do this.

-I mean,

-you're tryin' to actually win.

-Let's just get it wrong, for

-God's sake, like a normal person.

-OK, Brian, we'll see how well

-your Welsh pronunciations are.

-Should be fun.

-Oh, here we go!

-You can do that now.

-I know that one. Commins Cock!

-Commins Coch. Co-ch.

-There is a 'ch' on the back.

-You were sticking an 'ch' in

-where you saw an 'e' earlier on.

-It's the Joey Barton in me.

-Penis-aroon.

-Penis-aroon.

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-Penisarwaun.

-There's no 'i' at the end. Waun.

-It says w-a-u-n.

-That's not an 'i'. Waun.

-Just because you're a rugby great...

-..doesn't mean

-you're a great linguist.

-That's an 'ee'.

-That's an 'ee'.

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-It looks like a 'u' from here.

-Tough ones now.

-I haven't go an absolute Scooby.

-There's an 'ch' there.

-Split it up into three words.

-That first. No, two actually.

-You don't like a vowel, do ya?

-I don't even know where to start.

-Just try it.

-Do that bit first.

-Chmum.

-I can't even get anything out.

-You're almost there.

-Chmumtach.

-What is that?

-What is that?

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-Cwmtwrch.

-Cwmtwrch.

-Cwmtwrch.

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-Cwmtwrch.

-Again, there's no 'o' there.

-We're not saying an 'o'.

-We're not saying an 'o'.

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-You need an 'o' in there.

-Chwmtwrch.

-Chwmtwrch.

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-Cwmtwrch.

-Cwmtwrch.

-How would you spell come in English?

-Come. There's no come there.

-Or even a 'u', or even a 'u'.

-Even a 'cum' - there's no 'u' there.

-Right, I'm going to give you one

-place where... Try and say it first.

-Then I'll ask you

-a question about it.

-Trimsaran.

-Who lives in Trimsaran?

-What famous Welsh person's

-from Trimsaran?

-Charlotte Church.

-Gav Henson.

-Played a bit of rugby.

-Gareth.

-Gareth.

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-Quite a big nose.

-Shanks.

-Shanks.

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-Talks a bit like that.

-Nige.

-Close. Jiff.

-He's from Trimsaran. I'll take you

-there next time you're in Wales.

-Pretty impressive.

-You've got potential.

-To live in Wales. Lovely.

-To live in Wales. Lovely.

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-No, to speak the language.

-So rude, so rude. So rude.

-You know I love you.

-You started on Ffeil.

-We saw you there.

-How long were you there for?

-About seven years in all. I really

-enjoyed it. It was a lot of fun.

-They say don't work

-with children and animals.

-We had to do both,

-but it was a lot of fun.

-What did you learn

-from your experience?

-I learnt how to make mistakes -

-no-one really worried about it.

-It was a lot of fun, I interviewed

-numerous rugby players.

-I did my first interview

-with Stephen Jones. He was my first.

-You went from Ffeil to do... well,

-everything. You're always on my TV.

-Sorry.

-Too much of a good thing.

-I don't know. I was in the newsroom

-for a long time but I enjoyed sport.

-It had to build my confidence before

-going to the sports department.

-I don't know if you feel the same.

-I don't know if you feel the same.

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-Because you're a woman?

-I don't want to use that excuse...

-..but I wanted to learn

-other things first.

-Walking into a sports department,

-which can be full of men, is hard.

-It took me a while to do it.

-You've done it now and you spent

-a long time at the Euros.

-That must have been a lot of fun.

-That must have been a lot of fun.

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-You were over there too.

-I was expecting to stay

-for a fortnight.

-You were working out there.

-Shane was enjoying himself.

-On the pop.

-On the pop.

-

-On the lash!

-You look really sober there.

-You bored the other boy to death.

-Who was he? Did you know him?

-Who was he? Did you know him?

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-No.

-You got to know the Welsh team

-very well.

-Yes, it was good.

-I conducted a lot

-of the one-on-one interviews.

-Gareth Bale. Namedrop.

-You can't get a bigger name now.

-You had the honour

-of being on the homecoming bus.

-Were you on the actual bus?

-Were you on the actual bus?

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-On the top deck.

-I had a photo of myself in the

-driver's seat but I didn't drive it.

-I thought they'd say, "In the back

-and we'll bring the players to you.

-"Don't hassle them,

-this is their day."

-They said, "Fill your boots,

-anyone you want, talk to them."

-It was really nice,

-thousands of people.

-It's the closest

-I'll ever get to a parade.

-One banner was for you.

-Yes, one of my friends

-brought her little son with her.

-Under protest, he held up a poster,

-"Welcome home, Catrin Heledd."

-I'd been away for so long

-so that was nice.

-He was the only person in the crowd

-that held up a banner for me.

-Straight after that, you headed

-to Rio for the Olympic Games.

-That was fun. I washed my clothes,

-packed my case and headed to Rio.

-Apart from the weather,

-how did it compare to the Euros?

-There were three of us in Rio,

-a smaller team.

-More travelling.

-They'd prepared us before we left.

-They told us, get ready,

-no jewellery, nothing of value.

-No cash.

-Chances are, you'll get mugged.

-Lovely!

-I was on the phone with Mam

-one night after a day's filming.

-I was having a Coca-Cola.

-I was sitting in the bar

-enjoying some Samba.

-Mam phoned and I answered it.

-I was on the beach

-where I saw two men...

-..surrounded by police

-with guns pointing at their heads.

-That was the closest I got.

-I told Mam I'd phone her back.

-"Something's happening on the beach,

-I'll phone you back."

-It could have been scary

-but I didn't get mugged. Yay!

-You got the chance

-to meet some stars.

-You like that part of the job.

-It's cool, having some photos with

-some celebs. I'm a celeb stalker.

-No-one says no to you.

-No-one says no to you.

-

-Only one person has said no to me.

-To be honest, he had good reason.

-When I was in Glasgow

-for the Commonwealth Games...

-..a fire alarm went off at 4.30am.

-I hadn't been to bed.

-I'd been working hard all night.

-Research, that's it.

-Everyone was coming out

-of the hotel...

-..and poor old Sir Chris Hoy was

-in his dressing gown, up to there.

-I walked up to him and said,

-"Can I have a selfie, please?"

-I won't repeat what he said!

-It was 4.30am.

-It was 4.30am.

-

-And he was sober.

-So was I.

-He was in his dressing gown,

-he wasn't happy he'd been woken up.

-I can't blame him really.

-You said it was nice to

-interview Wales' football players.

-When everything's great,

-it's not a problem.

-When things aren't so good,

-it can be difficult.

-Everyone can be alright.

-I had to ask Rob Howley last week

-about the subs.

-I asked him why take Ross Moriarty

-off the previous week...

-..and why didn't he bring on

-his game changers earlier.

-As I asked the question,

-I could see the look on his face.

-As in "come on, hit me with it."

-You know, don't you?

-It can be uncomfortable.

-I remember Lyn Jones doing

-an interview on The Gnoll.

-They were filming from here up.

-He wasn't wearing trousers or pants.

-The girl was like this. Alright?

-He's off his head.

-You work on every sport.

-Can you bluff sometimes...

-..or do you have to be

-knowledgeable about all sports?

-You try to know something

-about everything.

-That doesn't always work out.

-I had a phone call when I

-was watching boxing in Glasgow.

-"The girls are doing well

-in the rhythmic gymnastics.

-"You're up next."

-"I'm not there!"

-"Don't worry,

-just say they're doing well."

-"I don't know if that's true!"

-I have to bluff then and

-there's a way to bluff if I need to.

-You're very musical.

-You play the violin, piano.

-Harp, harp.

-The old harp has seen better days.

-I play the piano but I'm tone deaf.

-I can't sing a note.

-Sarra and you have

-sophisticated taste in music.

-You're huge fans of Take That.

-You met someone you know

-from Take That the other day.

-So, hang on,

-one of them is here tonight.

-Yes, hey. Here he comes.

-# Put your hand against my life

-# What do you hear?

-# A million words

-you're trying to make

-# The love song of the year

-# Close your eyes and don't forget

-# What you have heard

-# A man who's trying

-to say three words

-# Words that make me scared

-# A million love songs later

-Beautiful. A bit louder.

-# And here I am

-trying to tell you that I care

-# A million love songs later

-# Here I am #

-Gary Barlow for the girls.

-Ken Barlow's coming on for him

-next week.

-That was brilliant. I actually did

-actually blush for the whole song.

-What's Munud i Fynd in Welsh?

-A minute to go.

-A minute to go.

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-Let's Hit The Bar.

-Who's the barman, Nige?

-Tonight's barman

-is Ireland's captain Rory Best.

-You want to hold Gary Barlow's balls

-but he's going to hold yours.

-Here we go.

-20 seconds. Between the poosts...

-20 seconds. Between the poosts...

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-Poosts?

-20 seconds. Between the posts,

-5 points. Hit Rory Best, 10 points.

-Hit him with the Golden Ball...

-..we'll double the score.

-Three, two, one.

-Sorry, Gary.

-Double points. Double points.

-Three, two.

-Unlucky, unlucky.

-I'll be there now, Gary.

-He's going to relight your fire.

-What was the score?

-What was the score?

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-Well done, Catrin, 40.

-That's all for this part.

-Here's a quiz question before we go.

-We've hidden the face of a former

-international behind the leprechaun.

-Who is it? We'll give you

-the answer after the break.

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-Before the break, we showed you

-a photo of a leprechaun. Nigel?

-Which former international

-is hiding behind the leprechaun?

-Jake Ball.

-Mike Phillips.

-Mike Phillips.

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-Mike Phillips.

-You played a lot of your rugby with

-Mike. What was he like to play with?

-Nutcase. On and off the field.

-No word of a lie.

-You were part of the Fab Five.

-You were a bit of a nutcase.

-Fab Four. Henson was on the fringes.

-Me, Lee Byrne,

-Mike Phillips and James Hook.

-One of us was always in trouble.

-Wasn't Gavin in the Fab Four?

-Wasn't Gavin in the Fab Four?

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-He was on the fringe.

-You pushed him out, did you?

-You pushed him out, did you?

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-We tried to.

-Mike Phillips is nuts,

-especially again Ireland.

-The banter between him and ROG,

-Ronan O'Gara. Clean-off.

-Hey, you had a very

-special birthday last week.

-How old are you?

-Just sneaked past it, kept it quiet.

-40.

-40.

-

-40 years old.

-I saw him on his birthday.

-He didn't tell me he was 40.

-Well, no. I was 40, that's why.

-You haven't retired completely.

-You've played some games.

-I was supposed to ref the game...

-..you played for Amman Utd

-a few months ago.

-I've played three games. The

-first game was against Burry Port.

-The first minute, I took a punch.

-The first minute, I took a punch.

-

-Someone punched you?

-Yes. Thanks for coming!

-I've played three games,

-one was against Trimsaran.

-Trimsaran? Did you?

-Easy game.

-No, it was a hard game down there.

-No, it was a hard game down there.

-

-There's a good pitch down there.

-Why have you played these games?

-Why have you played these games?

-

-I was bored on Saturdays.

-Which position?

-Which position?

-

-Wing and centre. Crash ball centre.

-Have some gone,

-"Ooh, Shane Williams"?

-Everyone wants a piece.

-I knew that before playing.

-Every time I get the ball,

-I get clattered.

-We're in the semis now, the Bowl.

-We're in the semis now, the Bowl.

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-You could play in the Principality.

-If we beat Cardigan, we're in the

-final at the Principality Stadium.

-That would be a story.

-He'll play if he's picked.

-There's a young lad playing on the

-wing, he's played most of the games.

-If we're in the final,

-I'll get picked before him!

-Let's go back to these challenges,

-the ironman.

-What's the appeal

-of doing what you're doing?

-I can't play golf, I'm crap at golf.

-I like doing things I can do.

-Here you are in your wetsuit.

-That was the morning of the ironman.

-It was hard.

-It's always a challenge.

-I wanted to do something different

-and the ironman is very different.

-Was the swimming

-the hardest part for you?

-No, the running.

-You swim almost three miles.

-100 miles on the bike

-and a marathon at the end.

-When I played, I was a sprinter.

-In training,

-I was doing 40-metre sprints.

-To run a marathon, it's hard.

-How long did it take?

-How long did it take?

-

-Just under half a day - 11 hours.

-A lot of former Wales internationals

-are doing ironman triathlons.

-What's the appeal?

-I'm not sure what it is.

-For me, I love the training a lot.

-My brother trains for triathlons

-too.

-Ryan Jones is doing them,

-Ian Gough. Andy Moore, Paul Arnold.

-Who's the best out of you lot? Paul

-Arnold's done it for the most time.

-Andy Moore is good

-but I managed to pip Andy Moore.

-He finished the Ironman

-but he got disqualified.

-His wife had given him water.

-In the wrong place.

-They're as strict as that?

-He completed the race,

-crossed the line...

-..and he had DQ next to his name.

-He plays golf with us and that's

-his nickname on the golf tour.

-DQ.

-He trained for two years

-for that day and got disqualified.

-The big game tomorrow night

-against Ireland.

-You've scored some

-match-winning tries against them.

-Players like Gareth Edwards

-and Phil Bennett said...

-..that's the game

-where they decided to retire.

-They played Ireland

-back in '77, I think.

-How difficult

-are they to play against?

-They are difficult.

-They're a clever side.

-Schmidt is a good coach.

-Easterby is a good coach too.

-Lucky you got that in!

-Every time I played against them...

-..they were favourites

-to win the game.

-They're always hard to play against.

-They have good tactics.

-They make it difficult

-for you to win.

-They have the momentum this season.

-They're playing with confidence.

-They're a strong side

-and I'm worried about this game.

-How many tries did you score

-against Ireland? Did you keep count?

-I know I scored two against Ireland.

-Two important tries.

-In the quarter-finals

-of the World Cup. We won that game.

-2008 to win the Triple Crown.

-I remember that game - it was

-the first game I handed someone off.

-Do you remember this one?

-Do you remember this one?

-

-2008.

-That was a harder game

-than the World Cup.

-Once again, Mike Phillips

-was given his marching orders.

-I don't remember what he did.

-I played for ten minutes

-at scrum half so that was difficult.

-We were under a lot of pressure.

-When you've scored

-so many tries over your career...

-..do you remember each one?

-I think I do.

-It was always a special time

-when I scored a try for Wales.

-My son is trying

-to follow what I did on YouTube.

-He shows me a try and I think,

-"Oh, I'd forgotten about that one."

-There were a lot of tries!

-I remember them all

-because it was a special time.

-I'll never get that feeling back.

-I remember some of them, I remember

-scoring a try against Pontyberem.

-As far back as that.

-I was watching the game

-on Parc Pontyberem.

-In the rain.

-In the rain.

-

-You remember them all.

-They're all special, whether against

-Pontyberem or in the World Cup.

-It was a forward pass, by the way.

-You played

-some Gaelic football recently.

-Yes, I was in Donegal for a week

-with a team called...

-..Glenswilly.

-All the Gaelic footballers

-are amateurs.

-I was out there for a week,

-and I got some craic.

-It was brilliant, good fun.

-Gaelic football is a hard game.

-It's more physical.

-In the first minute of training

-this young lad came up to me...

-..and shoulder barged my face.

-So, yeah,

-it's a hard game but I enjoyed it.

-It was a special experience.

-Here's a clip of you playing it.

-If he converts this late three,

-Shane will finish top scorer...

-..in his first game

-of Gaelic football.

-Crazy. Good fun.

-Well done. There's a minute to go.

-It's time to Hit The Bar.

-Right, Shane.

-Who's holding the balls?

-Where do you live?

-Pencoed.

-Come on, Gerwyn.

-105 to beat.

-Trystan Llyr Griffiths scored 105.

-You get Gary Barlow,

-I get Scary Spice or Ginger Spice.

-Ready? Three, two, one.

-Three, two.

-What was Shane Williams' score?

-Shane Williams, 100.

-Right, it's time

-for the second part of Iron Mighty.

-Right, we'll really see

-how much of an ironman you are now.

-What are your names?

-What are your names?

-

-Nigel...

-Cai and Denzil.

-Cai and Denzil want a night out

-but they have no shirts.

-You two must iron their shirts

-in 60 seconds.

-I'll inspect them at the end.

-What do you know about ironing?

-Have you ever ironed?

-Are you ready? Go.

-Sarra, don't!

-Steam. More steam.

-Can't take the pressure.

-Ten, nine, eight...

-..seven, six, five...

-..four, three, two, one.

-Nige, off with it.

-Perfect.

-Perfect.

-

-Nice. Alright?

-Who do you think? Who do you think?

-Unanimous. Unanimous.

-Unanimous. Unanimous.

-

-Nigel.

-That's all for this part.

-See you after the break.

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-Welcome back.

-How well do centres Jonathan Davies

-and Scott Williams know their team?

-Here's Ffrindie.

-FRIENDS

-Your father.

-Rob Howley.

-Rob Howley.

-

-No, the other one.

-Gats!

-He thinks he owns Carmarthen.

-Carmarthen.

-The Sheriff. Ken Owens.

-He's bow-legged.

-Liam Williams.

-He's small and fat. Always goes

-hunting during his time off.

-Samson Lee.

-Wears a headguard.

-Probably with more cash

-in his pocket than anyone else.

-I don't know him.

-Me?

-Thanks.

-Someone else who has a lot of money.

-He went to play in France

-but didn't play much rugby.

-Losing his hair?

-Losing his hair?

-

-Yes.

-Jamie.

-The biggest fan of protein shakes

-in the squad.

-Jake Ball.

-Huge nose.

-Someone we know looks just like him.

-Sam Warburton.

-He thinks he's a model.

-He's had a couple of knocks

-on his...

-Rhys Webb.

-He's struggling now.

-Your father.

-You know.

-Rob Howley.

-Rob Howley.

-

-Correct. Well done.

-He dances when he takes a kick.

-Dan Biggar.

-Another player with lots of money.

-You know him you,

-know him very well.

-He likes...

-..motorsport.

-Me.

-Looks like a horse.

-Boys call him horse.

-Alex Cuthbert.

-Sorry, Cuthy.

-Right then, Nigel and Shane.

-It's the final round of Iron Mighty.

-It's 1-1, as you know.

-You have a spinning wheel

-in front of you.

-There's a whistle on the wheel.

-The rules are very simple.

-I'll blow the whistle.

-The first to get the whistle

-and blow it wins the point.

-There are three rounds of this.

-Understand.

-Ready?

-Come on, Shane.

-You don't want to blow it

-after it's been in my mouth.

-He'll let him win!

-2-0!

-You've won the competition.

-Right,

-we've asked enough questions today.

-It's your turn to interrogate us.

-Let's go.

-It's a chance for the audience

-to ask us questions.

-Stand up if you have a question.

-What's your name?

-Meleri from Ysgol Gyfun Gwyr.

-What's your question

-and who's it for?

-To Shane and Catrin. I'd like

-to see you doing an Irish jig.

-You can do it with our dancers.

-Would you like that?

-These are full-time.

-They're off, they're off.

-Well done.

-Well done.

-

-I needed a kilt for that.

-You must have both done a bit

-of folk dancing at school.

-No!

-You said you didn't either.

-I was thrown out after two lessons.

-Two left feet.

-You can folk dance.

-You can folk dance.

-

-Yes.

-Here's a clip. No!

-I burnt every one, every one!

-What's up next for you?

-I'm working tomorrow and then

-the U-20s on Saturday night.

-What's on for the rest

-of the season?

-Rugby for the rest of the season

-and maybe Wimbledon for the tennis.

-Nice, nice. What are you up to?

-More Six Nations.

-I'm off to Ireland on Friday.

-I'm gutted, short straw.

-I'll be with you.

-I'm running the line.

-Short straw!

-I know you're riding a bike in

-New Zealand during the Lions tour...

-..to raise funds for Velindre.

-Well done.

-A week with Velindre...

-..and then I'm covering

-the three Tests against New Zealand.

-Moving on to the big game tomorrow.

-Here's Brian O'Driscoll

-with his thoughts first.

-What do you think the score will be?

-It's always a hard once to call

-with Wales Ireland.

-They're always tight games.

-I fancy us this year.

-I think we'll sneak it as we

-were denied a couple of years ago.

-So, by two.

-It's amazing

-how you understood what I said then.

-I'm improving, I've been hanging out

-with you for three or four hours...

-..and I'm fluent.

-Right, head on the block, Shane.

-England v Scotland - who wins?

-England v Scotland - who wins?

-

-England.

-France out in Italy.

-France out in Italy.

-

-France.

-Wales v Ireland.

-Heart says Wales but I think Ireland

-will win the Championship.

-So, heart Wales, head Ireland.

-You, Catrin. England or Scotland?

-I'd love to see Scotland win,

-but England.

-France...?

-France...?

-

-France.

-I want to say Wales but a taxi

-driver told me the other day...

-..let Ireland win this one

-and Ireland will beat England...

-..to stop them

-achieving their record of 19 games.

-I'll take that.

-England. France.

-And... I don't know.

-It'll be a draw.

-Cwmtwrch 2nds and Fishguard.

-And Pontyberem hopefully.

-I'm saying the same as everyone.

-If we can score tries, we'll win.

-If we can play like we did

-against England, we can win.

-Ceisiau.

-Ceisiau.

-

-Ceisiau.

-That's exactly what I was saying.

-Let me say what I want to say.

-People like you

-are killing the language.

-That's all for tonight, thanks to

-Catrin Heledd and Shane Williams.

-Good luck to all the Welsh teams

-against Ireland.

-We're back next week

-for the final game.

-Until then goodnight.

-S4C Subtitles by Adnod Cyf.

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