Rhaglen Fri, 02 Feb 2018 21:30 Jonathan

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-SOUND OF BAGPIPES

-Welcome to the show. It's a new year

-and a new championship.

-Forget about your Dry January.

-February means just one thing.

-The Six Nations.

-Here to keep us all in order,

-please welcome Sarra Elgan.

-Things OK with you?

-Things OK with you?

-

-Yes, thanks, and you?

-Very nice.

-You've been on your holidays.

-You've been on your holidays.

-

-Yes, I've been away.

-Jiff has been in Barbados.

-Offshore account!

-Barrybados!

-Where is he tonight?

-I'm sure he'll make an entrance.

-SOUND OF BAGPIPES

-Alright, Jiff?

-I don't want to ask what that is,

-to be honest.

-A speciality from Scotland,

-a Mars bar in batter.

-Lovely on the inside,

-ugly on the outside.

-Suits you down to the ground!

-That's a kind of compliment.

-It's more important to be

-lovely on the inside. Don't worry.

-Obviously.

-It looks really nice.

-Have you tasted it?

-I had a piece earlier.

-It contains 1,750 calories.

-No way!

-You've been busy. Which programme

-have you been working on?

-Dechrau Canu Dechrau Canmol.

-Dechrau Canu Dechrau Canmol!

-What's wrong with that?

-What's wrong with that?

-

-How did you get that gig?

-I'm a good Christian.

-I'm a good Christian.

-

-You don't go to chapel.

-No need to attend chapel to be a

-Christian. You can pray at home.

-Did you pray before a game?

-Did you pray before a game?

-

-No.

-Everybody playing with you

-were praying!

-Who's on tonight's show?

-They've done it here. Brynmor

-Williams clean through from Wheeler.

-What a score. Wales ahead 10-6.

-Needles going in. I say 'new' but I

-got it off eBay. It might be wonky.

-It's going in your spine

-so breathe in.

-Fuck me Santa.

-Shouldn't judge a book by its cover,

-should you.

-Shy? You?

-Winning one against the head.

-Brynmor Williams!

-His shit's so pure,

-they call him the Holy Man.

-Brynmor Williams - a try!

-Dr Tim has quite a lot of work

-to do.

-Please welcome

-actress Gwyneth Keyworth...

-..and the former rugby player,

-Brynmor Williams.

-Welcome to you both.

-I thought they'd lost that film,

-I'm so old.

-I thought it would be

-in black and white!

-Sarra and I have been working hard.

-What about you?

-I've been to the Caribbean.

-I thought you looked tanned.

-More tanned than him.

-He was out there as well.

-You're more tanned.

-I was on the beach

-and he was drinking.

-He was there for a fortnight!

-Gwyneth, have you been on holiday?

-No, just to Bangor.

-You've been working.

-You've been working.

-

-Yes.

-I haven't been to Bangor for years.

-I haven't been to Bangor for years.

-

-The dream lives!

-The Six Nations is back...

-..so Sion Tomos Owen is going to put

-us in the mood for the first match.

-# I wake up in the morning

-and the kit is laid out

-# I pull on the jersey

-in case Gatland gives me a shout

-# To run onto the field

-# I'm retired since 2012

-# Fry a bacon butty,

-there's coffee in the pot

-# Waiting for the boys to knock

-# Before we walk down to the station

-# Getting excited

-with a twitching sensation

-# Don't read papers,

-they're all shit

-# Someone has tweeted

-that this song is a hit

-# It sets me up for the day

-# The train is packed by Pontypridd

-# Pulls into Cardiff Central

-# Minibus home

-'cos the last bus is mental

-# Find a bar

-where the queue is alright

-# Almost a heart attack

-- it's 5.80 a pint!

-# This is the first match

-of the Six Nations

-# I can't wait to sing

-Hen Wlad fy Nhadau

-# Meet a Glaswegian

-and a man from Edinburgh

-# "Lift my kilt again

-and I'll kick your fucking head in"

-# Dance a Highland jig

-outside St David's Hall

-# Drink from a hip flask

-until it's empty

-# In a circle outside Wetherspoon's

-# The bagpipes sound out of tune

-# Singing Delilah,

-they sing 500 Miles

-# 10-1 that a prop

-scores the first try

-# Girls in mini skirts

-and cowboy hats

-# Boys in morph suits

-looking like twats

-# Costumes and face paint

-on cheeks

-# Remember the inflatable daffodils

-and leeks

-# Eddie Butler's dramatic monologue

-# We start to walk to the gate

-# Jiffy wrapped in a scarf #numbers

-# Stadium packed to the rafters

-# This is the first game

-of the Six Nations

-# I can't wait to go to Chip Alley

-for a post-match kebab #

-Thanks to Sion.

-He'll be back later in the series.

-Gatland said that Wales

-will win the Championship.

-What do you make of that?

-He has to be positive

-and lead from the front.

-He expects a lot from the lads.

-It's a real test for him

-because of his team selection.

-He wants results

-but also for youth to progress.

-Has he been too late bringing on

-the youngsters this season?

-I see Wales doing well on Saturday.

-As a Welshman, I'm quite confident.

-We have so many injuries and

-it's tough for those who are out.

-It has forced Warren Gatland

-to play the youngsters.

-It could be a good

-thing for the future.

-Yes, I think it's a good thing.

-It will breed confidence and give

-the young players experience...

-..and a chance to show

-what they can do under pressure.

-Gwyneth, you enjoy rugby.

-I'm a big fan but I don't understand

-all the rules.

-Neither does he!

-And he does a decent job!

-There's an international player

-in your family.

-My uncle, Mark Keyworth...

-..played for Aberystwyth,

-Swansea and England.

-I played against him.

-I played with him for years

-for Swansea and Cardiganshire.

-Mark was from outside Aberaeron

-and he played for Aberystwyth.

-He had a great career

-for Swansea and England.

-He always wanted to kill me

-on the pitch.

-He was a flanker

-and that was his job.

-You must have wound him up.

-Once, when we were out,

-this lad was trying it on with me.

-I wasn't interested.

-His sister came over and said

-"Don't you know who she is?".

-"Mark Keyworth's daughter."

-Actually he was my uncle

-but just the name was enough!

-Sarra, how about the news.

-We have a scoop for you here.

-Warren Gatland has revealed

-where his team meetings...

-..will take place from now on.

-The auditions for the Welsh version

-of Lord of the Rings have begun.

-The front runners for Frodo

-and Gandalf are these two.

-Jonathan Davies and Phil Davies.

-Look at the size of Tulip

-compared to you!

-Phil was closer to the camera

-than I was.

-We were on the couch

-in Phil's house.

-His daughter took it.

-Very flattering picture.

-Bath Rugby Club

-have opened new toilets.

-One for the men,

-one for the women...

-..and apparently,

-one for Luke Charteris.

-I don't write them.

-That was the news.

-Thanks, Sarra.

-See you after the break.

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-Welcome back.

-Tonight's guests are Gwyneth

-Keyworth and Brynmor Williams.

-Before we have a chat with Brynmor,

-here's this week's challenge.

-It's a bit of pool.

-It's nice of him to send us

-down the pub for a drink.

-He's too busy to come.

-Maybe he doesn't like our company.

-Hang on.

-Hang on.

-

-He's far too busy.

-Dear Sarra... and Jiff.

-Don't think I've sent you to a bar

-just for a drink.

-You will meet up with Wayne

-who will teach you some tricks.

-What kind of tricks?

-What kind of tricks?

-

-I don't know. Who is Wayne?

-WELSH CHAMPION

-CAPTAIN OF WALES

-WORLD TRICK SHOT CHAMPION

-Right then, guys. We're going to pot

-three yellows in one shot.

-Simple as that.

-There we go.

-Sarra, first or second?

-I don't want to go first.

-I've never hit a snooker ball!

-Let's see how this goes.

-Oh, no.

-There's one.

-She's got it.

-1-0.

-Yes!

-Simple as that, Jonathan.

-Simple as that, Jonathan.

-

-Easy.

-You go first.

-There we go.

-No pressure, Sarra.

-There you go.

-I've found my missed vocation

-in life, to be honest.

-JUST POT THE BLACK

-Simple as that, Jonathan.

-What happened there?

-What happened there?

-

-Rubbish! That's what happened there!

-No coaching now!

-You potted the black.

-You potted the black.

-

-Doesn't count!

-The objective was to only pot

-the black.

-That's a legal shot.

-3-1.

-Simon Easterby,

-I take my hat off to you.

-I'm winning so I'm high

-maintenance now!

-I win one challenge out of 40

-and I'm high maintenance!

-What's this. Oh, sorry Wayne.

-That's mental.

-Wow!

-There we go.

-Not as good that time.

-You've had almost 70 years

-of playing snooker.

-She loves that pocket!

-Oh, he's got it.

-Oh, he's got it.

-

-That's the one!

-Oh!

-Nailed it!

-That was good.

-Thank you very much, Wayne.

-I want one more go.

-Oh!

-How have I lost it?

-I was thinking exactly the same.

-WINNER

-Well done.

-Well done, Sarra.

-You won that one.

-You must have a table at home.

-You must have a table at home.

-

-The kids have a small one.

-I'll never know how I lost to you.

-I'll never know how I lost to you.

-

-You were in such a bad mood.

-You won so well done.

-I'm leading 1-0 in this series.

-1-0 up.

-He's so competitive.

-He's so competitive.

-

-He's horrendous.

-If he loses, watch out!

-What's he like on the golf course?

-He's terrible.

-If he loses a hole, he's awful.

-He complains.

-It's his bad luck,

-nothing to do with your game.

-He is so competitive.

-Brynmor, you've been on TV

-for many years.

-You played for Cardiff,

-Swansea, Newport and Wales.

-People would be surprised

-that you only won three caps.

-People expect

-that you won many more than that.

-Yes, they are. They often ask me

-how many caps I had.

-I won three caps.

-I did play against Italy, Canada and

-USA but they were uncapped games.

-The worse thing is that I was

-reserve for Gareth on 28 occasions.

-It's not easy

-following Gareth Edwards.

-I'm not making excuses...

-..but back then, only four matches

-were played in some years.

-Not many caps to win.

-I did get caps for Tonga and Canada

-which makes five.

-Three Lions caps makes it eight.

-You can see how desperate I am

-to boost my caps!

-When the team was announced

-and Gareth is so lovely...

-.. but didn't you think

-"Please have a dead leg today"!

-Just in the last ten minutes.

-My father once sat

-next to Gareth's wife.

-He said something like

-"I wish he gets injured".

-She asked him

-if he knew who she was.

-He said "I don't know

-but I want him to be injured".

-"I'm Gareth's wife!"

-My father replied "He's a great

-player, better that Brynmor"!

-He chickened out!

-You played for the Lions

-before Wales.

-Yes, I went out

-with the Lions in 1977.

-Gareth had opted out so I had

-to prove I deserved to be there.

-A real character on that tour

-was Moss Keane.

-I played with and against him.

-Moss Keane

-was an incredible character.

-Once in the changing room,

-he spotted Andy Irvine.

-Andy Irvine had a mark

-on his backside.

-Moss said "What's that mark

-on your arse, Andy"?

-"That's my birthmark."

-"Bloody hell,

-how long have you had that then?"

-You weren't paid in those days.

-Not a penny.

-If you were single, there were

-plenty of women in New Zealand.

-They all wanted babies from a Lion!

-That's why New Zealand

-are so good now!

-There are a few scrum halves

-who look like you.

-They have moustaches!

-When Lloyd went to New Zealand

-in 2011. We are both scrum halves.

-I gave him some advice.

-He thought I'd give him advice

-about playing and training.

-All I said was...

-.."Don't sleep with anyone who's 33.

-She could be your sister!"

-I wasn't married then! I was single.

-A good thing or you wouldn't be

-married tomorrow!

-Tom and Lloyd

-both play professional rugby.

-Is it hard to watch them play?

-It's a good question and sometimes,

-it's not easy.

-We are very proud

-and we have a lot of fun.

-We are proud watching them.

-My wife Jane

-worries about their health.

-I worry about how they're playing.

-With Twitter and the like, rugby

-players are judged very severely.

-A lot of it is very unfair.

-I enjoy what they've already

-achieved.

-I they finished yesterday,

-they've had decent careers already.

-We are very proud as a family.

-If Tom or Lloyd become a referee,

-don't watch them then!

-I think Tom fancies being a referee.

-Lloyd has done a good job

-refereeing!

-He needs to shut up.

-You've also done some acting

-recently.

-Gwyneth, what do you think of this?

-Why are you on the bench?

-You want to know

-why I'm on the bench?

-Gareth Edwards.

-I've been here since 1977!

-If it wasn't for Gareth Edwards,

-I'd have a statue out there.

-That was good!

-From the heart!

-No acting required.

-It was a great experience

-and a lot of fun.

-Just like Roger Moore.

-The ugly sisters

-were there watching.

-Must we show this?

-What kind of wish?

-What kind of wish?

-

-Anything you want.

-The last one to rub my ball

-was Jonathan 'Jiffy' Davies.

-What did he want?

-He wanted to be

-the most handsome man on TV.

-What happened?

-We got him on TV but...

-# Calling out to all of Wales

-# There will be a huge party #

-I'm glad I left the stage then!

-Once you do that kind of thing,

-it's all over for you.

-Where's your career, Nigel?

-It's behind you!

-That's very good, Jiffy.

-Very good.

-Oh, no it's not!

-Oh, no it's not!

-

-Oh, yes, it is!

-Alright!

-Have you been in panto?

-Have you been in panto?

-

-No!

-When I was a kid in Aberystwyth.

-I think I was a duck!

-She's in Game of Thrones

-so she won't be in panto!

-If they ever need a duck!

-There's a minute to go.

-It's time for us to Hit the Bar.

-Who's on the posts?

-Jiffy, on the posts

-is a very special player.

-Will he be as good

-an international coach?

-Gregor Townsend.

-He's not that bad.

-Who's holding the balls?

-Who's holding the balls?

-

-Gwern.

-No, what's your name?

-No, what's your name?

-

-Gwern.

-That's your real name?

-Come and hold the balls for Brynmor.

-Last time you were on,

-you scored 45.

-Gwern, where are you from?

-Gwern, where are you from?

-

-Cardigan.

-Where in Cardigan?

-Typical Cardi.

-They shake hands with closed fists!

-This is how they do the

-breaststroke in Cardigan.

-He spent plenty of time there!

-You have 20 seconds.

-Hit Gregor Townsend for 10 points.

-Five points if it's over the bar.

-If you hit it

-with this golden ball...

-..we'll double the points.

-Brynmor, your 20 seconds start now.

-A bit quicker.

-Gwern, hold the top of the ball.

-WHISTLE

-He was too tight

-to give him the golden ball!

-Cardi.

-It was under his jumper

-to take home with him!

-Hold the top. This is pressure.

-What was Brynmor's score?

-What was Brynmor's score?

-

-It was better than last time.

-You scored 50.

-A quick question before the break.

-Back in 2010, Shane Williams scored

-the winning try against Scotland...

-..in the final seconds.

-Bradley Davies. It needs to go wide.

-It has to come!

-Wales have nicked it.

-Amazing!

-Scotland fielded two sets

-of brothers that day.

-Who were they?

-We'll have the answer

-after the break.

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-Welcome back. What's the answer?

-Who were the two sets of brothers

-playing for Scotland in that...

-..thrilling match where Shane

-scored in the dying seconds?

-Does anyone know?

-Does anyone know?

-

-Evans and Lamont.

-Well done.

-Max Evans and Thom Evans

-and Rory and Sean Lamont.

-Brynmor, the Cardigan lad holding

-the balls for you was hopeless.

-I don't know.

-He has a first cousin also from

-that area and playing tomorrow.

-I know.

-I know.

-

-Gareth Davies.

-He's Gareth Davies' first cousin.

-He doesn't have the

-same ball-handling skills.

-Tell us how you started acting?

-Originally, I was a keen swimmer.

-I'd won all my swimming badges

-and Mum wanted me out of the house.

-I went to acting class.

-Your parents were very supportive.

-They found you an agent.

-Not quite. I was with

-the British National Theatre.

-I was in a show about the NHS.

-I was in a sketch playing a virus.

-Somehow, that got

-the agencies interested.

-I was still in school and

-I didn't know what an agent was.

-Mum wrote a list of questions

-for me to ask them.

-1. What is an agent?

-2. What do you do?

-3. How much money?

-You have worked as a waitress.

-I was hopeless.

-I'm really clumsy so

-I kept spilling things on people.

-I burnt most of the customers.

-Are you a clumsy actress?

-Are you a clumsy actress?

-

-Really clumsy.

-On my first day doing Black Mirror

-I met the director, Tim Van Patten.

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-Timothy Van Patten

-

-2017)

-He directed The Sopranos.

-I was determined not to

-mess up in front of him.

-I was dressed as a huge bitch.

-I had tight trousers,

-a tight coat and massive stilettos.

-I had to do a sassy walk

-away from a former lover.

-All I could think

-was 'Don't fall over'.

-He said action and I hit the deck.

-The make-up girls

-were crying with laughter.

-Patten said great, that'll do,

-move on, but he was joking.

-What was being in Misfits like?

-We really loved that one.

-Even now, when I'm out in Aber

-the line 'Fuck me, Santa' haunts me.

-After this show it definitely will.

-You're not the tallest person.

-Says you.

-Says you.

-

-I'm a giant too.

-We have a booster seat

-for him here.

-That doesn't hold you back.

-We've lined up for shots in the past

-and I've been on massive boxes.

-We shot some of Wasted

-at a Toby Carvery.

-They have those hot plates

-and the overhead things.

-They gave me one box

-so I could see over them.

-Then a second one and a third.

-Even then all you could see

-were my eyes looking over the top.

-They used that image

-for all the promo shots.

-You've been in Game of Thrones.

-That is massive. What was that like?

-It was amazing.

-Peter Dinklage got the whole crew

-to sing Happy Birthday to me.

-He plays Tyrion Lannister.

-What was your role?

-I was a prostitute but never has

-a prostitute worn so much clothes.

-That show is most famous

-for women not being dressed.

-My agent is class.

-I turned up for a fitting and

-the dress was literally a ribbon.

-From nipple to nipple and down.

-From nipple to nipple and down.

-

-Like everyone else.

-There was a high-necked long dress

-but that was almost see-through.

-I went for the second option

-and hoped for a darkly lit scene.

-After the fitting the agent asked

-how it went and about the clothes.

-I said it was fine

-and described the two options.

-She said 'leave it with me'.

-When I got there for the scene,

-six extra layers had been added.

-They felt like massive curtains.

-They asked you to produce

-a more exotic accent.

-I did the audition in my own accent.

-They then flew me over to Ireland...

-..for a four hour stint

-of dialect coaching.

-They wanted the character

-to have an exotic vibe about her...

-..but the dialect coach assumed

-that meant the actual accent.

-Like Aberystwyth.

-We did four hours on

-some kind of Spanish-mix accent.

-Then the American producers called

-having no idea how I sounded.

-They said not to change the accent,

-mine was exotic, Aberystwyth!!

-You work in the theatre too.

-You've done a saucy one.

-The first thing I did after

-leaving college was Fanny Hill.

-It's kind of seen

-as the first racy novel.

-I was a prostitute there too.

-You'll get type-cast.

-You'll get type-cast.

-

-Your parents must be so proud.

-Waitress or prostitute.

-When you are making audition tapes

-I hear you ask friends for help.

-How does that work?

-You make a tape

-instead of an audition.

-If I'm in Aberystwyth, I might

-ask Jacob or Taron for help.

-Row back a bit there.

-Who is this Taron? Only the

-main star of The Kingsman films.

-What's in the water in Aber?

-There seems to be a lot of actors.

-There are a few and it might be down

-to the Arts Centre up there.

-We were in youth theatre together.

-You met as kids

-and do you still meet up?

-We meet in the pub in Aber.

-Taron always has a Christmas party.

-Have the parties become more lavish?

-Have the parties become more lavish?

-

-There might be a bit more booze.

-You're appearing on Craith on S4C

-at the moment which is very dark.

-How do you cope with that?

-It's a very serious topic and the

-shoot itself can be very difficult.

-The character goes through

-a huge amount.

-I enjoyed the experience and I had

-a wicked time with Rhodri Meilir.

-I kept having the giggles because

-I think of him as Rapscaliwn.

-Even at the end of fight scenes

-we were creasing up with laughter.

-Is it easier acting

-in Welsh or English?

-Filming this series we did every

-scene in Welsh and then in English.

-You forget which language sometimes.

-This is easy. Minute to go.

-Time to Hit the Bar.

-Are you ready?

-She's clumsy, mind.

-She's clumsy, mind.

-

-Don't sue, if I kick you.

-3,2,1.

-I did say.

-Close.

-Hold the ball.

-3,2,1.

-I hope Gareth plays better

-tomorrow than you played tonight.

-What did Gwyneth score?

-It's a good effort. 20 points.

-That's it for now.

-See you after the break.

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-Welcome back and welcome to

-the best part of the show.

-Time for Nigel's Tricks.

-We need a member of the audience

-to take part.

-There's a golden whistle

-under one of the seats.

-Would the person with

-that whistle stand up.

-Congratulations and come here.

-What's your name?

-What's your name?

-

-Sian.

-From where?

-From where?

-

-Caerphilly.

-Are you ready to play?

-I am.

-You can win a Welsh rugby shirt.

-Higher or Lower is back

-by popular demand.

-Jonathan asks a question and Brynmor

-or Gwyneth will say more or less.

-It's More or Less

-rather than higher and lower.

-Ask a question.

-Bagpipes make as much as

-122 decibels of noise.

-Is Mel Gibson's Braveheart

-longer than 122 minutes in length?

-More or less?

-More or less?

-

-More.

-You're only allowed

-two wrong answers.

-You said more.

-Sorry Bryn, the next question's

-about Gareth Edwards.

-Did he get more or less

-than 177 international points?

-Did Gareth Edwards

-score more than 177 points?

-Less for Wales.

-He's confident.

-Does Liam Williams have

-more or less caps than 88?

-Less.

-Is Nigel Owens

-more or less than 45 years old?

-He looks more and I think he is.

-On nights out, I claim I'm 38.

-I'm fucked now.

-How many times does Lulu say the

-word 'shout' in the famous song?

-More or less than 46?

-Less?

-In how many countries was

-500 Miles a No1? I hate that song.

-More or less than 17?

-I don't think they're that global.

-Less.

-Here are the three.

-Iceland, Australia and New Zealand.

-Not even Scotland.

-What is Jiffy's reading age?

-How many drop goal

-did I score against Scotland?

-More or less than three?

-More or less than three?

-

-Less.

-He should have passed

-because we lost.

-How many Bond films

-did Sean Connery make?

-More or less than four?

-More.

-They haven't heard of Roger Moore.

-They haven't heard of Roger Moore.

-

-It's Sean Connery!

-More.

-Congratulations.

-Thanks for playing Nigel's Tricks.

-While we clear up,

-here's Lisa Angharad.

-We've all seen this bus

-crawling along Westgate Street.

-But what goes on inside?

-I've got the VIP pass. Follow me.

-Andrew, Andrew.

-VIP, Andrew.

-I'm on the coach.

-Before big games the nerves

-kick in and this place is busy.

-They only have one rule on the bus.

-No2s are banned!

-That seems a bit harsh to me.

-What if one of

-the hookers is caught short?

-I'm leaving something special for

-the boys to watch before the game.

-They're still watching

-Mike Phillips' DVDs!

-That's better.

-This is the cleanest

-bus toilet I've ever seen.

-I'm not fussed

-by the complimentary mints.

-I full-on licked that.

-There are some young kids

-in this squad I've catered for.

-I've sorted out the seating plan.

-The coaching team at the front.

-The squad at the back.

-I really want to date a player.

-Call me, Samson.

-He's the really fit one?

-That's the end of your tour

-but the start of my adventure.

-Whatever the result, I'll

-get the boys there in style.

-Here we go then, boys.

-We need a new bus, Andrew.

-Andrew! The bus is broken.

-What next, Gwyneth?

-I'm playing triplets

-in a film later this year.

-I'm hoping a recent pilot

-will be picked up too.

-Playing triplets

-will involve special effects.

-You get stand-ins.

-Is it comedy?

-A dark comedy.

-You like dark comedies.

-Bryn, are you busy?

-Bryn, are you busy?

-

-More panto?

-No more panto but I'm with

-Radio Cymru for the game tomorrow.

-I'm hoping for a happy day.

-You are refereeing tomorrow.

-You are refereeing tomorrow.

-

-France versus Ireland.

-You'll then hold the record for

-most Six Nations games refereed.

-Yes, it'll be 18.

-Thank you.

-Will you be watching the game?

-At London Welsh, probably.

-There's a good atmosphere.

-There's a good atmosphere.

-

-Yes, good times.

-Who will win?

-Who will win?

-

-Wales.

-What do you think, Bryn?

-What do you think, Bryn?

-

-We hope Wales will win.

-Momentum is so important

-with a good start.

-A hard-won win is crucial.

-If the front five can dominate

-then the back row will shine.

-That might create some space

-for Gareth and Patchell.

-We have a chance

-if the front five thrive.

-What about the team?

-The team picked itself with

-the Scarlets going so well.

-Picking ten of them

-makes sense after Europe.

-And then you add Alun Wyn, who

-might be the best lock in Europe.

-I hope Davies and Patchell do well.

-Patchell could play fullback but

-they went for the club partnership.

-It's interesting and Gatland

-will be judged tomorrow night.

-The Easterby family

-have a big game out in France.

-Can Ireland win?

-I hope Ireland and Wales win.

-I'm looking forward

-to seeing Josh Adams playing.

-He's having a great season

-at Worcester. He's rapid.

-What about you?

-Scotland are very confident and

-Wales may use that to beat them.

-And France v Ireland?

-Ireland and England will also win.

-It should start well

-and we can all enjoy it.

-Ireland and England away

-are really tough games.

-That's all for tonight.

-Thanks to Gwyneth Keyworth

-and Brynmor Williams.

-Good luck to Wales against Scotland

-and see you next week. Goodnight.

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