Rhaglen Fri, 10 Nov 2017 21:30 Jonathan

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-Thank you and welcome.

-It's getting colder

-as the evenings become longer...

-..and to make things worse,

-we're back for four weeks.

-To keep us warm,

-please welcome Sarra Elgan.

-You look nice and smart.

-Careful, you can't say

-things like that now.

-I'm scared of putting my hand

-on my own knee.

-It's not a circus without a clown.

-Where is Nigel?

-# Do you come

-from a land down under?

-# Where women glow and men plunder?

-# Can't you hear,

-can't you hear the thunder?

-# You better run,

-you better take cover #

-What are you supposed to be?

-We're playing Australia and

-Australians like barbecues.

-I've got a little barbie going.

-Chicken breasts - medium rare?

-I don't want salmonella.

-I said chicken not salmon!

-They love you, don't they?

-I'm a naturally likeable bloke.

-It's a shame none of it

-has rubbed off on you.

-What have you been up to recently?

-I don't know, really.

-I went to Philadelphia with work.

-It was fun to see an Aviva

-Premiership game out there.

-I know what you've been doing.

-You've been away somewhere

-for five weeks.

-I was refereeing in New Zealand.

-I had a great time for six weeks.

-I'd love to be in New Zealand

-for six weeks over the winter!

-Yesterday, I refereed

-England versus Wales.

-Oh, yes.

-Anyone get the upper hand?

-No, it was pretty even.

-Did you speak Welsh

-with the Welsh players?

-Ken Owens asked me a question in

-Welsh and I answered him in Welsh.

-Jamie George told me to speak

-English. I told him to learn Welsh!

-I've said that too.

-Let's find out

-who is on tonight's show.

-Good evening.

-Recent matches

-between Wales and Ireland...

-..have been a little nerve-racking.

-Williams looks around

-but goes himself.

-Lloyd Williams is through!

-Lloyd Williams!

-It's there for Lloyd Williams

-but he can't quite keep his footing.

-Nobody really knew what was

-going on from your party either...

-..let alone amongst

-the broadcasters.

-It doesn't look good to the voter.

-Out of the scrum and

-Andy Powell is on the blind side.

-To Lloyd Williams!

-Lloyd Williams

-goes down the blind side!

-He's there and it's a second try

-for the young scrum half.

-Please welcome

-the presenter, Dot Davies...

-..and the Blues' scrum half,

-Lloyd Williams.

-You're limping. Are you injured?

-Yes, I pulled my hamstring

-against Zebre at the weekend.

-I'll be out for a while.

-For how long?

-About a month. Not too bad.

-You scored a nice try.

-I was a bit lucky.

-You're out for a month.

-You can avoid the tricky games

-and go on holiday.

-That's the plan!

-Well done.

-Dot, are you injury free?

-I'm fine. I ran the Cardiff

-Half Marathon.

-Did you enjoy it?

-I really enjoyed it.

-I've caught the bug...

-..but I have no inclination

-to run a full marathon.

-When I got to the 12-mile mark...

-..I thought, "This wouldn't even be

-halfway - no way"!

-Lloyd, you've had a good season

-and now have 150 Blues appearances.

-I'm pleased to reach that milestone.

-I didn't realise

-until just before the game.

-I'm delighted and hope

-there's a lot more to come.

-You used to enjoy playing rugby

-when you were younger.

-Yes, I started playing

-when I was in college.

-I was enthusiastic.

-I loved playing

-and this is no word of a lie...

-..I couldn't keep up

-with the drinking afterwards!

-What position did you play?

-What position did you play?

-

-A scrum half, believe it or not.

-I loved it but I wasn't big enough

-or fast enough.

-That was a bit of a problem.

-That's why he started refereeing!

-That's enough of that. It has been

-an interesting year of rugby so far.

-We asked Sion Tomos Owen

-to give us his opinion.

-Alright, Sion?

-Alright, Sion?

-

-How are you, Mam?

-# When Gatland went on sabbatical,

-they went alphabetical

-# They went from G to H

-and gave Howley the job

-# I know choosing players is tough,

-butt

-# But why on earth did you still

-pick Cuthbert?

-# His hands are worse than

-the throw-ins of Dylan Hartley

-# Worse than Owen Farrells's head

-after a tackle by Moriarty

-# Against Scotland,

-we started with some class

-# In the second half,

-we just couldn't be arsed

-# At least against Ireland,

-George North was at his best

-# He scored two awesome tries

-without a concussion test

-# In France, Wayne Barnes wanted

-a 100 count, that's the truth

-# Not enough extra-time for

-Halfpenny to find his tooth

-# Thanks to Ireland,

-England lost a trick

-# Those Grand Slam t-shirts

-were back into the skip

-# There was no time to sulk,

-no time for tears

-# Three nations joined up

-with the Land of our Fathers

-# Captain Ken could answer in Welsh,

-that was so much fun

-# Showing that the Lions

-had a dragon's tongue

-# We all got up early

-to watch in a dressing gown

-# The New Zealand papers

-branded Warren Gatland a clown

-# We started badly

-and lost the first test

-# We didn't lose the series

-we had to share the prize

-# The autumn internationals

-are still to be played

-# To be positive,

-someone must be praised

-# The person who booked Wales

-to play three good sides

-# We're also playing Georgia!

-# We need to beat South Africa

-and smash the Wallabies

-# For 80 minutes,

-not the 70 minutes wobbly-knees

-# But the team we want to beat

-which would be spot-on

-# To stop Hansen smiling

-because it looks all wrong

-# Those who wear black,

-the ones who do the haka

-# World champions

-full of cheating flankers

-# They do the haka

-our enemy we are facing

-# They scream in Maori,

-we've got scary folk dancing!

-# Come on Wales,

-we need to catch our breath

-# To get out of the World Cup

-Pool of Death

-# To be honest just so we can cheer

-# We just want to beat one team

-# From the Southern Hemisphere #

-Are you done, Sion?

-Are you done, Sion?

-

-Aye, cheers Mam.

-This autumn series is going to be

-tougher than the Six Nations...

-..because of the opposition.

-The opposition

-is always tougher in the autumn.

-Australia have also

-hit a bit of form.

-As usual!

-As usual!

-

-That's not ideal.

-The team will also be changed

-for the Georgia game.

-It's always tough

-to win all the matches.

-Sarra has the news.

-As the number of rugby players

-decreases in Scotland...

-..one Scottish club has a novel way

-of attracting new recruits.

-That is awful!

-Following revelations about her

-finances in the Paradise Papers...

-..the Queen has shown

-exactly what she thinks of it all.

-That was the news.

-Thanks, Sarra. That's all for now

-and we'll see you after the break.

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-Welcome back.

-Nigel was responsible for this

-week's challenge. What did you pick?

-You never like getting off the sofa.

-You're knees have gone, you've got

-false teeth and greying hair.

-You're full of aches and pains.

-I went for an old man's challenge.

-And an old woman.

-This is nice.

-A morning coffee watching bowls.

-Anyone waiting.

-This is God's waiting room really.

-We're having a go in a minute.

-You'll have experience being so old.

-It's for people your age really.

-With my knees,

-it's all I can do now.

-Tony, ready!

-Tony is our referee today.

-That looks good.

-It needs to slow down.

-It needs to slow down.

-

-No, it's good.

-Off the edge.

-The other side.

-The other side.

-

-What other side!

-One-nil up.

-One-nil up.

-

-That much wide.

-Sorry.

-Wrong again.

-Wrong again.

-

-There's a good weight on it.

-That's the closest one.

-Look at that one!

-What was the score there, Tony?

-Two to you.

-How many for Jiff?

-It's not over yet.

-Let's get the bowls.

-Ready, Tony?

-Right line, more power.

-That looks good.

-He's helping you out.

-That's closer still.

-I haven't seen

-an erection like that in years.

-This is hard.

-That's good.

-That's good.

-

-One for you, Jonathan.

-One for you.

-What's the score, Tony?

-One to Jonathan.

-FINAL ROUND.

-That was a good weight.

-You're nearly there.

-You respect the sport more

-after trying it.

-Did you brush your teeth

-this morning?

-Get in there, Jiff.

-It's only that much.

-Well done.

-LAST CHANCE.

-I'll beat you in a sprint.

-It's gone.

-Not quite enough.

-It's nearly there. Look.

-The winner is...

-..Jonathan.

-Unlucky Sarra.

-The best bowl of the day

-won you the first point.

-A gracious winner!

-You played well.

-Well done, Jonathan.

-Dot, how long

-have you been presenting?

-I'm not sure. I pretty old.

-When did you start?

-I got the dream job as a researcher

-in the BBC Wales Sports Department.

-I felt as if I had really made it.

-I was there for a couple of years

-and then someone was ill...

-..who was due to read the

-sports bulletin on Radio Cymru.

-They looked around and asked who

-could speak Welsh. I was hiding.

-They just said you're doing it.

-That was the best thing

-that happened to me.

-You've had to work with him.

-You've had to work with him.

-

-Yes, a lot.

-What's he like? He's awkward here.

-What's he like? He's awkward here.

-

-A total gent.

-He looks after me. I've been to

-his house and he's made me a cuppa.

-That's more than we've had.

-That's more than we've had.

-

-I like Dot.

-You cover all kinds of sport.

-Rugby, tennis, athletics.

-What's your favourite one?

-It's tough because I love

-the Six Nations and soccer.

-As an event I adore Wimbledon.

-You're in a bubble for a fortnight.

-The Six Nations takes place over

-a series of weekends with breaks.

-Wimbledon is hard work but

-also feels like being on holiday.

-You also get to stay up there

-in the middle of all the atmosphere.

-You spend lots of time

-with your co-workers.

-You work with

-one of my heroes, John McEnroe.

-People are scared of him

-but he's lovely and a one-off.

-He's never fazed talking to anyone.

-I work with him

-on the call-in show on 5 Live.

-I read the texts out and he says

-'Hi, Dot' and I'm 'Oh, My God'.

-He does one of those shows every

-week and he always turns up...

-..with just a minute to spare.

-This year he cut it even finer.

-The news was on and then it was us.

-Eventually, after thinking he was

-coming they decided he wasn't.

-I heard,

-you're going to have to present.

-With any warning I'd have scarpered.

-I can't present instead of McEnroe.

-He'd forgotten. He was out with the

-likes Chris Martin from Coldplay.

-Dot Davies or

-Chris Martin from Coldplay?

-You cannot be serious!

-Who's been your

-toughest interviewee?

-I won't say

-because he's still playing.

-Yes or no.

-Forward?

-Forward?

-

-Yes.

-I know who.

-Wales?

-Wales?

-

-I'm saying nothing else.

-I know already.

-I know already.

-

-West Wales.

-All I've said is forward.

-He lives near me. He's okay.

-That's enough about Alun Wyn Jones.

-It's definitely not Alun Wyn.

-It's not Alun Wyn.

-Mike Phillips

-doesn't mind a little chat.

-He's an enigma.

-He's an enigma.

-

-You never know what he'll say.

-He's great value

-for any interviewer.

-I've had him talking in French

-after a victory in France.

-His one sentence was

-Je suis un homme ce soir.

-What does that mean?

-What does that mean?

-

-I am a man tonight.

-What was he before then?

-He swore after beating England.

-It was so loud I had to ask myself

-if he had just used the F word.

-I apologised and

-told him he'd be forgiven.

-I saw the thought forming

-'Did I swear there?'

-He said 'Sorry, I'm excited.'

-Minute to go.

-Time to Hit the Bar.

-Who's on the posts?

-On the posts tonight...

-..Australia coach, Michael Cheika.

-He's a real moaner.

-Cadi's on duty tonight. From where?

-Cadi's on duty tonight. From where?

-

-Dinbych.

-Dinbych y Pysgod or Dinbych y gogs?

-Dinbych y Pysgod or Dinbych y gogs?

-

-Denbigh.

-I'm in college in Cardiff.

-I'm in college in Cardiff.

-

-Come out here, Cadi.

-Dot's up.

-Pressure.

-Toe-poke them.

-Toe-poke them.

-

-You do have suitable heelless shoes.

-I did think about it. The kids

-begged me to get at least one over.

-Twenty seconds to get

-as many as possible over the posts.

-Five points for that,

-ten if you hit Cheika.

-If you hit him

-with this golden ball...

-..you get double points.

-As quick as you can.

-Three, two, one.

-Oh, no. Oh, shit.

-I'm hopeless.

-Don't say oh!

-Five seconds.

-Three, two.

-How did Dot do?

-How did Dot do?

-

-You did well. 15 points.

-Here's a clip

-of Wales playing Australia.

-They want it on the right.

-Here it comes.

-Bigger, Scott Williams,

-Shane Williams.

-Shane Williams.

-What was so special about that game?

-You'll get the answer

-after the break.

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-Welcome back. Nige, what was

-the answer to your question?

-What was special about

-that Wales versus Australia game.

-Does anyone know the answer?

-You know.

-Shane Williams' last match.

-It was Shane Williams' final game.

-Dot, you interviewed Shane

-after that game.

-Yes, I was there.

-I was a bit confused because

-he played so many 'final' games!

-I wondered if that

-would be the last.

-I also did a Radio Wales programme

-about his career.

-It felt at the time

-that I was living Shane's life!

-There are worse jobs.

-He's a lovely man.

-He is always the same.

-You played in that match.

-Was it emotional

-because of its significance...

-..or was it just another game?

-The whole week was a bit odd.

-During the week...

-..Shane told Gatland that he was

-the best Welsh player of all time.

-Gatland put him in charge

-of all the sessions.

-Whenever Shane wanted to

-stop training, that was that.

-It was a bit emotional...

-..because a lot of us had looked up

-to Shane for many years.

-Some of the things he could do

-on the pitch were unbelievable.

-It was a bit odd but he did

-have a lot of swansongs.

-I think he's got

-another one this week!

-When he's played his last game

-he'll be sitting there!

-Shane!

-Shane!

-

-Shane!

-Rugby wasn't your first love.

-You came to the sport quite late.

-I played a lot of football

-when I was growing up.

-That's what all the lads

-did at school.

-Then all the girls started liking

-the rugby boys so I played rugby!

-Your father played for Wales

-and the Lions.

-There is no doubt that you are

-your father's son. You are so alike.

-Take a look at this.

-There you are.

-You must have been under pressure

-to play but did he push you?

-You played a lot on the beach,

-practising passing.

-It wasn't pushing. It was just fun.

-It's just what ever dad does.

-When he saw that Tom and I

-fell in love with rugby...

-..he started to help us a bit more.

-Dad didn't push us.

-He's not that type of character.

-I think he's pleased we do play.

-He knows what rugby can give you.

-What advice did he give you?

-I always wanted to play

-any kind of sport to avoid school!

-When I was fifteen...

-..I wanted to leave school

-and play as much rugby as I could.

-Dad told me that I couldn't play

-rugby unless I attended school.

-I'm pleased he did that

-because it was important to do both.

-You started playing sevens.

-You played sevens for Wales.

-You travel the world doing what

-you love and see some great places.

-Did you enjoy that time?

-It was amazing.

-Dubai was our first port of call.

-The only place I had been

-before I was 18 was Magaluf.

-Everything was new to me.

-I absolutely loved it.

-I was with my best friends

-playing rugby.

-When you travel,

-you travel as a team.

-You catch the flights together.

-How did you come so close

-to missing a flight...

-..when the whole team

-has to catch it?

-I made a mistake...

-..by not drinking

-before South Africa.

-You'd never had a drink?

-You'd never had a drink?

-

-No, I didn't drink.

-In South Africa, my birthday

-was on the day of the last game.

-I had to drink

-everything in the bar.

-I almost missed the flight

-from South Africa.

-They now use me as an example

-of why not to drink when on tour!

-You've played a lot of games

-for the Blues. What was your first?

-It was Leinster at home

-at the Cardiff City Stadium.

-A funny thing happened.

-Andy Powell turned up late after

-getting drunk the night before.

-He turned up late and I wondered

-if this was professional rugby.

-An interesting fact

-is that you played against Wales...

-..before playing for Wales.

-That was a bit odd.

-I was going to Cancun with the lads

-on Tuesday but Dai Young rang me.

-Yachvili was injured and he wanted

-me to play against Wales.

-Yes, please!

-For the Barbarians.

-I went and Sergio Parisse was there.

-I roomed with Rabeni,

-who has now sadly died.

-Strange to be with players like

-Sergio Parisse and Dougie Howlett.

-I couldn't believe it.

-The Barbarians have a lot of fun.

-It's one team

-you really want to play for.

-I can tell you that they enjoy their

-time together before the match.

-They played New Zealand

-last Saturday.

-They would have been out

-on the pop in London.

-We played against

-Glasgow Academicals.

-On the Friday night,

-we had about ten pints.

-Will Carling was with us.

-He told me not to pass him the ball!

-In the first half,

-we didn't pass to him.

-He couldn't catch or see anything.

-or even stand up!

-They still do it now. Fantastic.

-Sergio Parisse went out the night

-before and won Man of the Match!

-Out in New Zealand,

-you roomed with Andy Powell.

-They asked you to look after him.

-I was one of the youngest

-in the squad...

-..so Alan Phillips

-put me with Powelly.

-Every morning, Alan Phillips would

-come up to me during breakfast...

-..and ask what time Powelly came in.

-I told him

-"9.00pm and we watched Netflix".

-I'd go back upstairs and

-Powelly would still not be back!

-He'd come in and ask

-"Did you cover for me, son"?

-"Yes, I covered for you, Powelly."

-He'd reply "Top man"!

-It was funny.

-You've played in two World Cups.

-What is your highlight from them?

-One thing stands out. Before you

-tell us about it, let's take a look.

-Lloyd Williams has it

-Williams is over the 22.

-Back into midfield

-and Gareth Davies!

-Is it a favourable bounce?

-Yes, it is!

-Fair play to Jamie Roberts. He did

-well to draw Anthony Watson in.

-We don't often see

-the crossfield kick by the winger.

-Oh!

-Well done Lloyd.

-You were responsible for England

-going out of the World Cup.

-It's funny because everyone forgets

-the 50-metre penalty by Biggar!

-He hates me!

-Wales' recognized wingers

-would not have kicked.

-They would have been

-tackled into touch.

-They say something different.

-I've never ever seen any of them

-kick with their left foot.

-You and Gareth do something

-to remember that try.

-During the following weeks,

-we used to rub it in.

-We'd practise it endlessly.

-Did you do that move?

-Did you do that move?

-

-Always.

-The lads had enough of it.

-Lloyd, we can't have you

-on the show...

-..without showing the interview

-you gave that went viral last year.

-Do you know what I mean?

-Do you know what I mean?

-

-Yes.

-You and Edinburgh had chances

-right at the end of that first half.

-Are you relieved going in with

-just that one-point difference?

-A bit disappointed.

-In English!

-We're a bit disappointed.

-We've got to take our chances

-in the second half.

-You were trying

-to save money on the red button.

-I was stitched up. I spoke with her

-in Welsh before the match.

-When she came up to me

-I was thinking in Welsh.

-It was planned up here

-and just came out.

-The question was in English.

-Any press is good press.

-A minute to go!

-It's time to Hit the Bar!

-Lloyd, as you're injured,

-you can't take part.

-You can choose one of us

-to kick at the posts.

-Those shoes don't look

-ideal for kicking...

-..and your knees are shot.

-Nige, it's up to you!

-I can't wait for this.

-Right, 3-2-1.

-WHISTLE

-Oh, no!

-WHISTLE

-Oh, useless!

-You need to practise

-holding those balls!

-Hopeless, Cadi, hopeless.

-Hopeless, Cadi, hopeless.

-

-I blame you as well!

-He blames everyone else

-just like he does on the pitch.

-How much did Nigel score for Lloyd?

-I hit Cheika twice.

-I hit Cheika twice.

-

-No, only once.

-What was the score?

-Well done, Nigel - not!

-You scored 25.

-You are a sportsman.

-You would have been better off

-choosing me.

-I'd get more than 25.

-Serve you right for picking me!

-That's all for now.

-See you after the break.

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-Welcome back. Lisa Angharad has been

-hassling the general public again.

-The topic was the contents

-of Nigel's kitbag?

-Are you ready to find out

-the contents of Nigel's kitbag?

-I'm looking for victims who are

-willing to discover the answer.

-You have to complete three tasks

-for the chance to win.

-You have to answer a question first.

-Let's see how

-the citizens of Carmarthen do.

-Nigel Owen's kitbag.

-It's a treasury.

-Who wants it?

-From where does the kangaroo come?

-Australia.

-Australia.

-Australia.

-Australia.

-

-Australia.

-Australia.

-You can play.

-Australia is full of famous people.

-Name these two.

-He plays cricket.

-Neighbours.

-# You should be

-so lucky, lucky, lucky.

-# You should be so... #

-Jason Donovan.

-Dame Edna.

-Shane Warne.

-Well done.

-Kylie.

-No surname!

-You know her that well, do you?

-On to Round 2.

-I want you to

-get on the trampoline...

-..and bounce like a kangaroo

-whilst completing the sayings.

-G'day...

-G'day...

-

-..G'day.

-G'day...

-G'day...

-

-..G'day Sir!

-Which Aussies have you met?

-G'day mate!

-She's off.

-G'day mate!

-Put a shrimp on the...

-..barbie.

-Put a shrimp on the...

-Put a shrimp on the...

-

-..that's Irish!

-Tie me kangaroo down...

-Tie me kangaroo down...

-

-..mate! No! ..sport.

-All right.

-Where do you put a shrimp?

-Where do you put a shrimp?

-

-No idea.

-It's bad. Barbecue.

-Tie me kangaroo down...

-..safe.

-She's got it.

-Off you go.

-Tie me kangaroo down...

-..sport?

-Round 3.

-You're moments away from the prize.

-Catch this ball.

-Oh wow! You'll love it.

-Here you are. Don't thank me.

-You've won a pair of boots.

-Can you smell anything?

-Sweat.

-Sweat.

-

-You stink, Nigel.

-Here's your prize. Do you like it?

-No thanks.

-You don't want it!

-This is really, really nice.

-Oh yes, girls.

-Have a sniff of that.

-Off you go to enjoy this.

-Do you know what to do with it?

-Every week,

-a member of our audience...

-..can win a prize

-with the help of our guests.

-It's time to play Nigel's Tricks.

-Welcome to Nigel's Tricks.

-We need an audience member for this.

-Under one of the seats

-there's a golden whistle.

-The golden whistle

-brings you out here for the game.

-Look under your seats

-for a golden whistle.

-There should be one.

-Hello, what's your name?

-Ceri Ann.

-Ceri Ann from the Rhondda.

-The guests will help you

-answer the questions hopefully.

-I'll be turning

-one of these cards over.

-This is Alun Wyn, Dot's mate.

-Jonathan will ask a question...

-..and you say

-higher or lower than the picture.

-A bit like that old game featuring

-nice to see ya, to see ya nice.

-Higher or lower basically.

-There is a prize.

-You get two chances to win.

-Two wrong answers in a row

-and you're out.

-If you do well you win this prize.

-A signed Blues shirt.

-If you lose you get Jonathan's mug.

-That's still a prize.

-Alun Wyn has 89 caps.

-Bernard Foley has more or less caps?

-Less.

-52 is the answer.

-Shane Williams has more or less...

-..than 52 tries for Wales?

-More or less?

-More.

-More.

-He scored 58 tries.

-Has David Campese scored more or

-less than 58 tries for Australia?

-Less.

-Has Campese scored fewer

-international tries than Shane?

-The answer is 64.

-One life has gone.

-They have two lives.

-Like those there. Two lives.

-Can a kangaroo achieve

-a quicker speed than 64mph?

-My clue is..it can or it can't.

-Is it quicker than 64mph?

-Less.

-Well done, Lloyd. 44mph.

-Has Liam Williams

-scored more or less...

-..than 44 tries for Wales?

-Less.

-The answer is eight tries.

-Has Michael Hooper had more or less

-than 8 yellow cards for Australia?

-Going less?

-I've given him five...

-..and he's had one other.

-Did I score more or less

-than 6 drop goals for Wales?

-More.

-She thinks it's more!

-You're blaming her?

-The answer is...

-..well done, Jiff, 13.

-Get the next one right

-and you win the shirt.

-How many hours does a koala bear

-sleep every day?

-If you watch this quiz

-it'll feel much longer than that.

-Does a koala sleep more or less

-than 13 hours every day?

-More or less that 13 hours?

-More.

-Going for more.

-She's a Blues fan and it

-all depends on your answer, Lloyd.

-I sleep more than that.

-Well done, eighteen.

-Congratulations.

-Here's the shirt.

-Diolch.

-Thanks for playing Nigel's Tricks.

-Apart from the operation what else

-are you looking forward to?

-I'll spend a month working towards

-making an early comeback.

-I'm hoping to get back

-to weekly games with the Blues...

-..and better results.

-The season has been mixed so far

-but we're getting momentum now.

-Dot, you've done

-the Cardiff half-marathon...

-..but you've got

-a little 10K lined up somewhere.

-A 10K over the sand dunes

-at Merthyr Mawr.

-If you complete it

-they give you a Christmas pudding.

-The Christmas pudding race.

-As a family, you are

-quite obsessed with Christmas.

-It's already Christmas in our house.

-We're watching Home Alone right now.

-Why?

-My son is already

-quoting it in Christmas shops.

-'Keep the change

-you filthy animal'.

-He's only eight.

-Wales play Australia this weekend.

-What will happen?

-I think we can beat them.

-Israel Folau

-being out is in our favour.

-They have played games

-so they'll be up to speed.

-It's our first game

-and there are changes.

-Do you agree, Dot?

-They are playing well

-so I fear Australia will win.

-Do you think it's Australia?

-Do you think it's Australia?

-

-I'll say Wales.

-Ireland and your husband

-take on South Africa.

-They are very physical.

-They are very physical.

-

-Where are you tomorrow?

-I'm running the line for

-England Vs Argentina at Twickenham.

-That's all tonight. Thanks

-to Dot Davies and Lloyd Williams.

-Good luck to Wales...

-..and the for the rest

-of the autumn and goodnight.

-S4C Subtitles by Adnod Cyf.

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