Rhaglen Fri, 09 Feb 2018 21:30 Jonathan

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-Hello and welcome to the show. What

-a perfect start to the Six Nations.

-This week,

-a difficult game against England.

-The Red Roses at Twickenham.

-Thank goodness we have our own rose,

-Sarra Elgan.

-As you know, Nigel wants

-to make an entrance every week.

-Come on, Nigel.

-# Step in time, step in time,

-come on, matey, step in time

-# Step in time

-# Step in time, step in time,

-step in time, step in time

-# Step in time, step in time,

-step in time, step in time

-# Get your knees up

-# Get your knees up, step in time,

-get your knees up, step in time

-# Get your knees up, step in time #

-Who are you this week?

-Who are you this week?

-

-Dick van Dyke.

-Let's move on

-before I get myself in trouble.

-Hey, Wales played well.

-They were really good.

-Scotland were poor though

-but Wales were very good.

-England were strong in the

-latter stages against the Italians.

-The game you attended,

-and you refereed...

-Hard game. After 80 internationals,

-that's the most difficult.

-Genuinely. The last 15 minutes...

-You were finding it difficult.

-Did you forget about off-side

-at one point?

-Take off those green goggles

-that your Irish husband gives you.

-Worried about the bonus, are you?

-Right, who's on the show tonight?

-We're singing and dancing

-this week.

-# Don't be fearful

-Let's meet the family.

-# Don't be fearful,

-tell me what's on your mind

-I haven't travelled far this week.

-The next wedding

-happens on my doorstep.

-Please welcome Robyn Lyn Evans.

-# Oh, that it were still summer

-# Blue skies above #

-# Let young children

-# Come to me #

-# Don't be fearful #

-Please welcome presenter

-Emma Walford and singer Robyn Lyn.

-A warm welcome to you.

-Before we start, explain this to us.

-What's that jacket?

-What's that jacket?

-

-Shoulder pads.

-Straitjacket.

-Straitjacket.

-

-I'd forgotten about that one.

-Were you acting in Hi-De-Hi?

-Look at those shoulders.

-That would fit Alun Wyn Jones.

-I was going to the gym at the time.

-I was going to the gym at the time.

-

-Noson Lawen in Llandeilo.

-17 or 18 years ago.

-17 or 18 years ago.

-

-Stalker!

-I was presenting the evening.

-He was stalking me.

-Speak when you're spoken to.

-Where did you watch the game

-on Saturday?

-The London Welsh Club.

-Everyone goes there.

-Everyone goes there.

-

-It's a good place.

-Where did you watch the game?

-Where did you watch the game?

-

-Mine wasn't that glam.

-I was taking my son, Efan,

-to a friend's house.

-A crowd of 13-year-olds

-were watching the match.

-I watched the first half there.

-I listened to the rest in the car.

-Then I went to pick up Anni.

-That story was longer than the game.

-Wales have had a great start.

-Here are the highlights.

-The stage is set.

-An interception by Gareth Davies.

-Great try from Gareth Davies.

-Halfpenny, he has to score.

-Leigh Halfpenny.

-No try.

-No try.

-

-Out to Steff Evans. Steff Evans.

-Peter Horne darts through.

-A consolation score.

-A 34-7 victory.

-What did you think of the game?

-I thought the Jocks were a joke.

-That's a good one!

-You can have that one, Nige.

-Wales were excellent.

-I thought Scotland would be better.

-You didn't know

-which Wales would turn up.

-The youngsters could have been great

-or they could have frozen.

-They were excellent.

-Do you enjoy the game,

-do you have time to watch it?

-I'm one of those people...

-There wasn't a lot of rugby

-when you lived in Rhyl.

-I wasn't brought up watching rugby.

-I'm one of those annoying people

-who enjoy watching rugby...

-..but have no idea

-what's happening.

-I like the excitement.

-Have you played rugby?

-One game, I heard.

-Yeah, well, I went to

-Ysgol Gynradd Ysbyty Ystwyth.

-Football was my game.

-When I went to

-Ysgol Uwchradd Tregaron...

-..that was

-a traditional rugby school.

-I'd watched rugby

-but never played it.

-I knew the basic positions.

-If you were slim,

-you went on the wing.

-If you were a beanpole,

-you were a second row.

-If you were fat, you were a prop.

-I was neither of the above.

-If you couldn't tackle,

-you played 10.

-If you couldn't play,

-you were a referee.

-That's what happened!

-Before we move on, here's the news.

-As we know,

-Formula 1 have banned grid girls.

-Don't worry,

-they have new hospitality girls.

-That's wrong. That's not funny.

-That's wrong. That's not funny.

-

-Formula 1. Look at the spare tyres!

-It's Valentine's Day next week.

-One company has a great way

-to attract customers.

-They understand that.

-Jiffy doesn't. You're perplexed.

-18 inches.

-18 inches.

-

-In your dreams.

-That's the news.

-Right. Thanks, Sarra.

-Before we head to the break, here's

-a friend of the series, Andy Powell.

-See you soon.

-Yes, could I get one

-special fried rice, beef curry...

-..one sausage in batter

-and a can of curry sauce.

-Hello. Welcome to the new edition

-of Atgofion Andy. Let it begin.

-2011, what a year it was.

-Back in the World Cup.

-Yes, we were put on an alcohol ban.

-I had that man, Bradley Davies,

-in my room again.

-I decided to go out.

-Tied two curtains together

-and abseiled down them.

-I told Bradley to keep the curtains

-down so I could get back in.

-I came back

-and the curtains were up.

-Horrible old man he was. I was

-chucking stones at the window.

-He did not answer

-but the fitness coach came outside.

-He said, "We'll be having

-a word with you in the morning."

-I said, "Get out of my way

-or I'll chuck you in the bush."

-I woke up in the morning

-and went down to the room.

-Gatland said,

-"What did you say to Adam Beard?

-"Because he did shit himself."

-That Warren Gatland,

-what a guy he was. Jolly ho.

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-Right. Welcome back. Joining us

-are Emma Walford and Robyn Lyn.

-Before we speak to Robyn,

-it's time for a challenge.

-It's a chance for us

-to show our artistic side, or not.

-Right, Jiff, Sarra.

-Today's challenge is easy

-if you can do it.

-Caricatures.

-I'm hopeless at art. I spent two

-years drawing a buffalo at school.

-How did they get one

-in the classroom?

-It was a picture.

-Wild West Wales.

-The greats always start with nudes.

-I've brought something along

-for you to practise on.

-Any photos of you nude, Jiffy?

-That's on my bedroom wall.

-Landscape or portrait?

-It's upside-down.

-I was useless at drawing.

-That's good. It's a good start.

-Usually, when you do caricatures,

-you pick out the obvious features.

-Since your nose is big,

-you should be good at drawing noses.

-You've had enough practise

-looking at your mirror image.

-Look at him concentrating.

-He's not answering me now.

-You can use all the paper.

-This is like Planet of the Apes.

-I can't do it any better.

-I might as well finish.

-Can I see yours?

-Good start.

-Why is he hiding behind a wall?

-Let me see yours.

-Let me see yours.

-

-Mine's no better.

-At least you used all the paper.

-The eyes are the window to the soul.

-He's a goner.

-I was looking at yours,

-I'll try and make my eyes like that.

-We have a model.

-I'll make the head big

-because he has a big head.

-Big ears.

-Big ears.

-

-I know I'll just be ears and a nose.

-My Grogg was just a nose and ears.

-How do I make his nose pointy?

-Go like this. Use the arm

-and measure like that.

-Straight down.

-Baby's arm!

-I wouldn't know what that is.

-I've sketched Jiff

-a couple of times when he's on TV.

-Have you made one

-that makes him look handsome?

-Like that. Jiff's eyebrow is

-perpetually raised like a question.

-Finished.

-Finished.

-

-That's good. That's a nice addition.

-Let's see your masterpiece.

-Let's see your masterpiece.

-

-I think it's a flattering picture.

-Look.

-It's alright.

-What's on his ear?

-What's on his ear?

-

-His phone is glued to his ear.

-I've glued it to your ear.

-I've been very flattering

-with your nose.

-I think that's alright, actually.

-Thanks, Emma.

-You'll see my picture

-of Sarra later. It wasn't great.

-Right, Robyn, professional opera.

-How did you get into that?

-When I was younger, six years old,

-I sang in primary school.

-I competed in eisteddfodau.

-I carried on with some success and

-carried on till the success stopped.

-Suddenly,

-a hobby became a profession.

-You lived on a farm. Did your

-friends give you stick in school?

-Yes, most definitely.

-When I started secondary school,

-I was a treble, a boy soprano.

-I was the only boy

-in the school choir.

-I had a lot of stick from the boys.

-When I got to Year 10, 11,

-the school had a mixed SATB choir.

-A lot of boys who gave me stick

-then, they were in the choir.

-They saw it as a chance

-to pick up girls!

-You were a soprano?

-You were a soprano?

-

-Before the voice broke.

-What happens?

-What happens?

-

-His balls drop!

-The lower they drop,

-the deeper the voice.

-I'm not sure,

-I haven't checked everyone else.

-You tuck them in your socks!

-Yours are up on your forehead!

-What did you do

-to sing professionally?

-Was there a moment

-that helped make up your mind?

-Since I had success at Under 25...

-..I wanted to attend a college

-in London to develop my voice.

-When I was 29, I went to college

-later than most people.

-I didn't think my voice

-had developed enough.

-I waited and then went

-when I was 29.

-At the same time, I won the Blue

-Riband in the National Eisteddfod.

-That was the springboard

-to becoming professional.

-There are similarities

-between rugby and opera.

-You have an understudy,

-like a sub in a game of rugby.

-Have you done a lot

-of understudy work?

-Yes, that's something

-you do a lot of.

-In every opera, every character has

-an understudy in case of illness.

-I've done it a few times.

-I did it once for La Boheme

-with the English National Opera.

-There were 14 shows and they told me

-the lead is never ill.

-12 shows had passed

-over a period of six weeks...

-..and I hadn't been called.

-On the morning of the 13th,

-I was lying in bed.

-The phone rang in the kitchen

-and Dad said the phone was ringing.

-"Who is it?" "ENO."

-Remember Hugh Grant

-in Four Weddings and a Funeral?

-He looks at the clock and swears.

-That was me.

-"It's ENO. He's not very well.

-Can you come up?"

-I raced up to Caersws, took the

-train to London and sang that night.

-How did you do?

-How did you do?

-

-It's amazing what adrenaline can do.

-Yes, it's odd. You performed

-a Welsh opera recently.

-Yes, towards the end of 2017,

-Wythnos Yng Nghymru Fydd.

-It was an adaptation

-of Islwyn Ffowc Elis' novel.

-We won Best Welsh Language

-Production...

-..in the Welsh Theatre Awards.

-Who's the most famous person

-you've met or performed with?

-Until tonight.

-Before she became very famous,

-we performed in Bizet's Carmen.

-Katherine Jenkins.

-What was she like?

-What was she like?

-

-Lovely, fair play.

-Did she look the same

-before she was famous?

-To some extent.

-Is that a loaded question?

-I have a feeling it is.

-Look the same!

-Botox. No chance.

-We know you sing in different styles

-and languages. Let's play a game.

-It's a wheel. We spin the wheel

-to pick a song and a singing style.

-Right, are you ready?

-Right, are you ready?

-

-Let's see this wheel.

-Sosban Fach in a rock style.

-We have music.

-We have music.

-

-Oh, right.

-When you're ready.

-# A little saucepan

-boiling on the fire

-# A large saucepan

-boiling on the floor #

-Yay!

-Next one.

-Dwy Law Yn Erfyn.

-Dwy Law Yn Erfyn.

-

-You can't rap Dwy Law Yn Erfyn.

-I can't sing it anyway.

-# Two expectant hands

-are in the picture beside my bed #

-# Two expectant hands

-are in the picture beside my bed

-# Every morning and night,

-the prayer is fair

-# I know this

-though I hear not a word #

-Very good.

-Very good.

-

-I thought Eminem was in the house.

-That was Ed Holden.

-On that note, one minute to go.

-Time to Hit The Bar.

-Who's the target tonight?

-It won't be a battle

-on the pitch on Saturday.

-We'll have some mind games too.

-England coach Eddie Jones.

-Who's holding the balls?

-Carwyn from Ammanford.

-Carwyn from Ammanford.

-

-Very good. Out you come.

-Now then, Robyn, when your brother,

-Ifan, was on the show...

-..he scored 85.

-This week, we asked him

-how he thought you'd get on.

-Here's what he said.

-No chance at all, Sarra.

-Robyn has two left feet.

-He likes to think he's Ryan Giggs...

-..but the only thing they share...

-..is the hair on their chest.

-Oh, yeah, I've just remembered.

-You shave your chest these days,

-don't you? Oh, yes!

-You can't beat a bit of sledging.

-Up you come. 85.

-Is that true, Robyn?

-Do you shave your chest?

-No!

-No!

-

-Between the posts, 5pts.

-Hit Eddie Jones, 10pts.

-Hit him with the golden ball...

-..we double your points.

-Carwyn, grab that.

-20 seconds.

-Your time starts now.

-Three, two, one.

-What's the score?

-You were close - higher or lower?

-Just lower. 75.

-Before we go, Mike Phillips scored

-a try against England in 2008...

-..when Wales won.

-Phillips has charged it down.

-Can he regather?

-Gethin Jenkins.

-There's an overlap. It's out.

-It's another try for Phillips.

-Here's the question.

-13 Ospreys players

-started that game.

-Who were the other two

-in the starting line-up?

-Find out after the break.

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-Welcome back. Let's have it.

-Which two of the Welsh team in 2008

-weren't part of the Ospreys squad?

-Phillips scored the try.

-Any answers?

-Mark Jones.

-Mark Jones.

-

-Mark Jones is one.

-Martyn Williams?

-Martyn Williams?

-

-Martyn Williams correct, well done.

-We're headed back

-to today's challenge now.

-My turn to sketch.

-Okay. I have to get the hair right.

-He's copying you.

-I can see him looking over.

-I used to put someone else's

-name down on exams at school.

-You looked cheesed off?

-You looked cheesed off?

-

-I'm dreading what he draws.

-Kirk Douglas chin. Square jaw.

-I like the beard.

-Moustache next.

-Moustache next.

-

-You are so insulting.

-Job done.

-That's it. Oh, who's that there?

-Right then, Jiffy.

-Right then, Jiffy.

-

-There'll be a beard and all sorts.

-I can't draw.

-There it is.

-There it is.

-

-Are you serious?

-Is it upside down?

-Here's the mirror.

-Here's the mirror.

-

-Never mind that, what's the beard?

-I added a pearl necklace.

-Our audience picks the best one.

-Jonathan or Sarra?

-Cheer for Sarra now.

-BIG CHEER.

-Cheer for Jonathan now.

-A SMALLER CHEER.

-You've cut me there.

-What's wrong with you, Jiffy?

-Congratulations Sarra, you win.

-Emma, you are famous

-as a singer and performer.

-Where did you start?

-When I was 13, Mum found me a place

-in a choir. She forced me to join.

-I'd heard of Cor Y Glannau.

-It was full of girls

-from Ysgol Glan Clwyd.

-In those days, girls from

-that school were a bit rough.

-Girls from Ysgol Y Creuddyn

-were wussies in comparison.

-It was the best thing I did

-because I met Non and Rachael.

-They were from Ysgol Glan Clwyd,

-which explains a lot.

-I thank them for

-roughing me up a bit.

-When did you form Eden?

-We sang in the choir

-until we were 18.

-We then headed off to college.

-After we graduated, Non and I were

-Caryl Parry Jones' backing singers.

-We moved to Cardiff

-thinking it was a six month gig.

-I stayed for the next twenty years.

-That's kind of when we formed Eden.

-We have a clip of Eden.

-# Give me your smile

-# Let's go back to our first night

-# Give me your kiss

-# And hold me tight #

-Was your hair

-styled on Mick Hucknall?

-Someone decided the thing to make

-me look like a pop star was a perm.

-You were mobbed on Maes B.

-Twenty years ago, we were releasing

-singles and excited about Maes B.

-It was 1997, we hired a caravan

-and arrived at the venue.

-That night we were all in the

-caravan and it started rocking...

-..but for the wrong reasons.

-It's not what you're thinking.

-People were outside rocking it and

-singing our song 'Paid a Bod Ofn'.

-It was horrendous.

-Are you a natural dancer because

-you had complicated routines?

-No, I think that was obvious.

-Did you watch that clip?

-I'm the Gary Barlow figure

-of the band.

-I can't dance but I try really hard.

-Take That's choreographer

-did our routines.

-There was one time with Kim Gavin

-who still works with Take That...

-..where we started rehearsing

-and I could see him going white.

-I have to really concentrate

-to keep my arms straight.

-I'm a bit bendy.

-I'm a bit bendy.

-

-Double-joined?

-I have to concentrate

-but I was enjoying myself...

-..and I think

-he thought he'd broken me.

-I was a very odd shape.

-I was a very odd shape.

-

-In what way are you bendy?

-Let me show you.

-Let me show you.

-

-It could end in tears here.

-Ooooooh!

-Aaaaah!

-I've got it now.

-Why did you make the comeback?

-Was it for cash?

-Was it for cash?

-

-Certainly not!

-Two years ago, the

-Urdd Eisteddfod was in Flintshire.

-As local girls, we were asked

-to perform at the opening concert.

-We decided to do it.

-We did it for a laugh and then

-Tafwyl asked us to perform.

-We didn't expect anything but

-loads of people turned up to see us.

-Then we did the National Eisteddfod.

-Eden always had a wholesome image.

-Look at the glow.

-Where is this going?

-Did you have a stylist?

-Did you have a stylist?

-

-No!

-That was a nice photo

-but what about this one?

-Can you see Sarra Elgan?

-On the left with

-weight lifting gloves on.

-What were you called?

-What were you called?

-

-Cic.

-Kick them off, I reckon.

-We've got a game to play here.

-We've got old album covers

-with the names blanked out here.

-We want you to guess what word

-has been blanked out in each case.

-Here's the first one.

-I was thinking - cloth.

-I was thinking - cloth.

-

-Let me touch cloth!

-That's a good one.

-What about nothing!

-Shall we see?

-Shall we see?

-

-Let me touch her.

-Let me touch him.

-And the next one.

-All genuine albums. Blank 's.

-Tossers!

-Pretty close.

-Los Wanka's!

-This is Svetlana.

-My lips are for... what?

-Sucking.

-Blowing? She's blowing the recorder.

-Let's take a look.

-My lips are for blowing.

-Your latest job is

-presenting Priodas 5 Mil.

-Tell us about the show.

-I and Trystan Ellis-Morris...

-..organize weddings for just 5,000.

-You prepare it all.

-We depend hugely on friends

-and family pitching in.

-Local businesses

-usually pitch in too.

-In the series one, we made the

-wedding cake. We had no money left.

-I have four girls,

-will you do it for all four?

-It's a great show because

-you two have great chemistry.

-Minute to go.

-Minute to go.

-

-Time to Hit the Bar.

-You look like Dorothy in the boots.

-You look like Dorothy in the boots.

-

-I want to go home.

-Twenty seconds. Five for over the

-posts, ten for hitting Eddie Jones.

-Double points for the golden ball.

-Twenty seconds. Ready, 3,2,1.

-Go on, Em.

-Sorry, sorry, sorry.

-3,2,1.

-I was too excited.

-The Take That choreographer

-would have been proud.

-What was Emma's score?

-Emma Walford matches

-Brynmor Williams! 50 points.

-We're off for a break now.

-First though, guess the identity

-of our hidden former international.

-This player's name is derived from

-the old German for 'wine server'.

-That's quite useful because he's

-working in hospitality right now.

-This player racked up 140 points

-for the Cardiff Blues.

-He was born near Wembley Stadium

-and could have played for England.

-He opted for Wales

-and was capped 70 times.

-He doesn't have much hair but

-his father also played for Wales.

-This player scored

-twenty tries for Wales.

-Find out the answer after the break.

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-Welcome back. Sarra gave you clues

-to a former player before the break.

-Here's the answer.

-Thanks, you've been great.

-It's me. Hello everybody. Jiffy,

-hope that rash has cleared up.

-And it was Gareth Thomas.

-No, it was Tom Shanklin.

-It's time for Nigel's Tricks.

-Welcome to Nigel's Tricks.

-We need two competitors

-from the audience.

-Look under your seats

-for a golden whistle.

-There will be two.

-Look under your seats and stand up

-if you find a golden whistle.

-You'll be taking part

-in Nigel's Tricks.

-Who has the whistle?

-There's one and two.

-Come down.

-What's your name?

-What's your name?

-

-Geraint.

-Geraint.

-My dad's name. Where are you from?

-My dad's name. Where are you from?

-

-Godre'r Graig.

-Pontardawe way.

-Who are you and from where are you?

-Who are you and from where are you?

-

-Angharad from Swansea.

-From Swansea itself?

-From Swansea itself?

-

-Yes.

-Swansea Jack?

-Swansea Jack?

-

-Yes.

-With great singers on the show

-we have a musical game tonight.

-If you win, you get this ball.

-The loser gets this

-lovely portrait of Jonathan.

-I'll play a song and stop it and you

-must complete the song yourself.

-Sarra and Jonathan's team

-will go first.

-Here is the song.

-# And when you get the chance

-# You are the dancing queen

-# Young and sweet

-# Only seventeen #

-Well done, one point.

-Rob and Emma next.

-Here is your song.

-# Ma il mio mistero e chiuso in me

-# Ah la la la, la la, la la

-# No, no, sulla tua bocca #

-I have a slight issue

-with the words.

-They lead by half a mark on words.

-Here's the next song

-for Jiffy and Sarra.

-# Does daylight have

-to hide the truth?

-# Hide the truth #

-I know the routine too.

-# Don't be afraid, open your heart

-# Don't be afraid! #

-Here's your second song.

-# If I had known for just one second

-you'd be back to bother me

-# Now, go

-# Walk out the door

-# Just turn around now 'cause

-you're not welcome anymore #

-It's all square. We need a

-tie-breaker. Here it comes.

-I'll play the song

-and you play the bell... end.

-You blow the whistle

-and I decide who sings.

-Here comes the song.

-# Relight my fire #

-# You are my only desire

-# Relight my fire #

-Well done, you win.

-Geraint, you win the ball.

-I'm so sorry, Angharad.

-Thanks for playing Nigel's Tricks.

-Lisa Angharad is

-on the way to Twickers now.

-England, the old enemy.

-We all have reasons to hate them.

-But, how much do we know

-about our nearest neighbours?

-I've come to Twickenham

-or Twickers to find out more.

-Tally Ho, ha, ha, ha.

-They speak a different language

-over here of course...

-..but the English rugby fan has

-his own version of that language.

-It's called posh.

-I have a great way

-for you to fit in.

-Follow me.

-Air, hair, lair!

-Put the three together -

-airhairlair.

-Hello!

-Airhairlair!

-Three Guinness and a

-large glass of white wine please.

-26.50.

-Brilliant.

-Sorry guys, the Guinness is off.

-Just the wine then.

-Just the wine then.

-

-Yes, thanks.

-Describe the Welsh in one word.

-Describe the Welsh in one word.

-

-Belligerent.

-Loud.

-Loud.

-

-True.

-Horrible.

-Hairy.

-Ridiculous language.

-Two words, incorrect.

-Especially round the nipples.

-Chatty. Loads to say.

-I can't say anymore.

-What have we found here?

-This is Twickenham Stadium.

-All polite, well-mannered English

-fans apart from Michael O'Brien.

-He is officially the first streaker

-at a big occasion back in 1974.

-The police helmet used to hide

-O'Brien's helmet is in the museum.

-Here's a head's up

-for them this time.

-They'll need two helmets

-that are pretty large this year.

-I hope you've learnt

-loads about the English.

-I haven't learnt anything.

-Good luck, boys. Give 'em, Hell.

-# Gwlad, gwlad... #

-Emma. what's next for you?

-Emma. what's next for you?

-

-A concert with Eden and Elin Fflur.

-We sang on the final weekend

-of the Eisteddfod in Anglesey.

-We're going to revive that show

-and it will be on S4C in March.

-And another run of Priodas 5 Mil.

-What about you, Robyn?

-What about you, Robyn?

-

-I'm rehearsing for Eugene Onegin.

-I'll also be doing Die Fledermaus

-and Madame Butterfly by Puccini.

-What about the big game on Saturday?

-How will it go?

-My heart says Wales.

-Beating a good England

-at Twickenham is a huge task.

-I hope we step up again.

-That win against Scotland

-gives them confidence.

-That should really help them.

-Wales will win.

-What about you?

-What about you?

-

-I don't know.

-I don't know.

-A fortnight ago,

-I would have said England.

-After last weekend, I don't know.

-It's a tough place to play.

-It's a great stadium

-and they have returning players.

-It'll be interesting.

-I hope Wales win.

-Thanks to our guests tonight,

-Emma Walford and Robyn Lyn.

-Good luck to Wales against England.

-See you next week, goodnight.

-S4C Subtitles by Adnod Cyf.

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