Rhaglen Fri, 17 Nov 2017 21:30 Jonathan

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-Welcome to the show.

-It was a good game in Saturday

-just a shame about the result.

-Wales had a lot of positive aspects.

-Here's another positive aspect,

-Sarra Elgan.

-He had a barbecue theme last week.

-I can't wait to see

-what he's come up with this week.

-Come on, Nigel.

-Theme from The Magnificent Seven.

-Sorry, you're not my type.

-Whatever this is, it suits you.

-A horse.

-A horse.

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-Why the cowboy theme?

-Well, it's Georgia.

-A cowboy from Georgia!

-Not the American state.

-It's the country NOT the state!

-After all this effort.

-There isn't much effort in that.

-Don't they have cowboys in Georgia?

-It's just like Trimsaran and

-there are plenty of cowboys there.

-Did you have a good weekend?

-Good.

-Ireland won for your husband.

-He was happy.

-They smashed S Africa. Did you go?

-They smashed S Africa. Did you go?

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-No.

-You weren't in Dublin?

-No, I did the Anglo-Welsh Cup

-in Bath and at Parc y Scarlets.

-Your husband will have

-enjoyed himself then.

-You better ask him.

-Did you have a good weekend?

-Did you have a good weekend?

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-I worked all weekend.

-League and Union.

-All we've heard today is moaning.

-'I'm so tired earning

-all this money in all my jobs.'

-You were at Twickenham.

-I ran the line

-for England versus Argentina.

-Was it a forward pass?

-He won't answer that.

-Was the try awarded?

-Was the try awarded?

-Was the try awarded?

-It wasn't a forward pass

-because the try was awarded.

-You shouted in the ref's ear

-'You better take a look'.

-We can hear it on the audio.

-I did ask him to check.

-I did ask him to check.

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-You thought it was forward.

-I asked him to check it.

-Who's on the show tonight?

-The first show of the season.

-How would you like to play

-in the Ryder Cup in two years?

-Between now and 8.00pm

-we'll leave the studio...

-..and visit the red carpet

-for the Emmy Award Ceremony.

-The scrum has disintegrated

-but Connacht get the penalty.

-What is the role of the

-Welsh Secretary here in London?

-For someone with no background in

-sheep farming what have you done?

-It's a try for Cai Griffiths.

-I'll get you back,

-Rhodders, I'll get you back.

-Please welcome the

-TV presenter, Llinos Lee...

-..and rugby player Cai Griffiths.

-You had a discussion and decided

-black was the colour tonight.

-You didn't get the memo

-about wearing black.

-Check shirts went out of fashion

-in about 1992.

-So have leather trousers

-for women in their forties.

-I'm not 40!

-I'm not in my forties!

-Cai, you come from Caernarfon.

-Yup, I'm a Cofi.

-I'll translate for you now.

-Caernarfon and you come from Barry.

-Caernarfon and you come from Barry.

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-Yes, Barry.

-There won't be any trouble tonight

-because you two have history.

-How's that?

-How many times have you carded Cai?

-Do you know?

-How many times?

-How many times?

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-Five times.

-I'll officially apologise. You

-shouldn't have had five yellows.

-It should have been ten.

-Here are the highlights

-of a good game on Saturday.

-They are charging

-towards the try line.

-It's a try.

-John Davies,

-Liam Williams, Leigh Halfpenny.

-Steff Evans is over the try line.

-Who is offering himself?

-Adam Coleman is the answer.

-Aled Davies, Biggar and John Davies

-with the little kick for Amos.

-Amos goes very close.

-You live in Barrybados...

-..so did you bother

-to watch the game?

-I didn't because my husband was

-on my brother's stag do in Butlins.

-That's another story.

-My little boy had rugby,

-football and gymnastics classes.

-There was no time to watch it.

-You must have retired

-from full time rugby now.

-Were you out with the lads?

-I stayed in the house.

-On your own?

-Relaxing with my partner.

-A romantic afternoon

-watching the game.

-His partner is a vegetarian.

-You can't see

-the three bottles of wine.

-How did Steff Evans do?

-He did well to take his chance.

-He did make a bad mistake.

-This is typical.

-Steff Evans plays quite well

-but makes a few errors.

-He's from Five Roads.

-Had he made no errors

-he'd be a Trimsaran boy.

-What about Beale? He was everywhere.

-He did well but I'm not sure he knew

-what he was doing in the scrum.

-Terrible.

-He has no idea.

-He's on this side.

-You'd be delighted to have him

-supporting you, Cai.

-Every prop is put off

-by that kind of thing.

-The news, Sarra.

-One security guard denies the

-stadium queues were all his fault.

-Kurtley Beale had a nice technique.

-After the Christmas adverts

-flooded onto our screens...

-..some people are questioning

-the wisdom of the one by Mr Frosty.

-That's the news.

-That's all for now.

-We'll see you after the break.

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-Welcome back. Tonight's guests

-are Llinos Lee and Cai Griffiths.

-Everyone has seen you on Heno and

-Ralio. How did your TV career start?

-I was very lucky.

-I went for a job on the Bandit TV

-show. Sarra, you also did Bandit.

-Yes.

-From there, I moved up to Caernarfon

-to work on Uned 5.

-Uned 5 involved doing a lot

-of challenges, didn't it.

-Was that a shock to the system?

-They used to set challenges

-for us all the time.

-One of them was wing walking.

-There was a viewers' vote and maths

-has never been my strongpoint.

-The screen showed

-that Mari Lovgreen had 10%.

-I thought I was safe.

-However, I'd got the maths all wrong

-and I had to do the challenge.

-It's the scariest thing

-I've ever done in my life.

-You also shared a dressing room

-with him.

-We presented the Golffio

-TV show together.

-Quite an experience.

-Did he do any work

-at all on the programme?

-Spill the beans!

-We used to film a lot

-in the Celtic Manor.

-We'd arrive for breakfast.

-Are you still always on your phone?

-He would order breakfast.

-We'd have coffee, tea or toast.

-He said "I'll have toast please".

-He then answered his phone.

-In the meantime, his toast

-was brought to the table.

-We would try to catch his attention.

-When he came back,

-the toast was cold.

-You didn't send it back?

-He sent it back!

-I was stuck in the Celtic Manor.

-You'd be jet-setting.

-I know!

-I did everything.

-I'd be here, freezing cold

-in the wind and rain.

-She'd be at the Turkish Open

-or the Portuguese Open.

-It just wasn't fair.

-With Uned 5 you got to go

-to the Lakeside for the darts.

-That must have been great.

-It didn't end well.

-We were filming behind the scenes

-and were allowed on the stage.

-The director asked if it would be OK

-for me to do a link to camera...

-..turn around and then throw a dart

-and they said it was fine.

-There were two security guards

-by the side of the table.

-I said we would only be two minutes.

-I did my piece to camera,

-but missed the board completely!

-It wasn't even close.

-There were a lot of expensive

-cameras around the dartboard.

-I missed those but only missed

-the security guard's head by inches.

-Then they decided to escort me

-out of the building!

-Ralio probably isn't

-as dangerous as darts.

-Do you enjoy that world?

-The world of rallying

-is quite new to me.

-I've been presenting it

-since January.

-It's completely new to me...

-..a real eye-opener.

-You knew nothing

-of rallying beforehand?

-Not really.

-At local rallies,

-everyone knows each other.

-People spend so much on their cars

-and they do everything themselves.

-It's amazing. There is no prize at

-the end. They just love doing it.

-The prize is staying alive!

-Ralio isn't as glamorous

-as it looks, is it?

-No. What have you got now?

-You look lovely.

-But who's the girl with a scarf?

-What kind of driver are you?

-What kind of driver are you?

-

-I'm not great.

-Have you spoken with my husband?

-I've had a few bumps,

-let's leave it at that!

-So you're a careless driver.

-I'm careful

-and I'm always out driving.

-Law of averages and all that!

-You've travelled a lot

-with your job.

-We have a challenge for you.

-It's a road sign test.

-I will show you a road sign

-and you have to tell us what it is.

-Let's have the first road sign.

-Right, this sign is from Germany.

-Sarra sunbathing!

-If Sarra was sunbathing,

-we'd all be in the shade!

-You two are like

-a comedy double act.

-It's from Germany.

-What do you think it is?

-I'm going to say speed bumps.

-Yes, a warning that there

-are bumps on the road. Well done.

-They get worse.

-This one's from Australia.

-These are real road signs.

-What is it?

-A bottle...

-Jonathan going home

-on a Saturday night!

-Any idea?

-Any idea?

-

-Don't drink and drive?

-Shall I tell you?

-Shall I tell you?

-

-You're close.

-Drunks crossing the road!

-Drunken people crossing.

-Drunken people crossing.

-

-That's brilliant!

-Australia!

-This next one is from Florida.

-Stephen Hawking skiing!

-Cai, what do you think?

-Cai, what do you think?

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-Wheelchair.

-Old people's home?

-It's a bit ridiculous.

-Beware of alligators.

-Can you see the alligator?

-You present live television.

-Does it sometimes go wrong?

-All the time. It doesn't help

-that I co-present with Rhodri Owen.

-We were doing an item

-on Christmas Tips.

-He would tell me not to say

-the naughty word.

-Changing the P to a T.

-Changing the P to a T.

-

-Exactly.

-What was that wink?

-There was one Christmas when one guy

-was out in Afghanistan.

-He couldn't be home with his family.

-He had sent a message home.

-It was very important.

-You know what it's like

-when you have an important link.

-His name was Simon Bonner.

-Rhodri Owen said

-"Don't say that word"!

-I was telling him to shut up.

-I then proceeded to say "This is an

-important message from Simon Boner"!

-That must have been really hard!

-That's awful.

-Live television

-can also be very dangerous.

-You'll enjoy this.

-Take a look at this.

-Congratulations.

-The Eisteddfod was very busy.

-Were you aware...

-We didn't know what was going on.

-We could hear through our earpieces,

-just like you can.

-Everyone started laughing.

-We really started to wonder if we

-were OK and why everyone laughed.

-We continued presenting

-"Compete in Fancy a Fortune".

-We had no idea. Our studio is

-at street level in Llanelli.

-That was quite tame.

-Nige, do you know him?

-It wasn't you!

-You're all wrinkles!

-Right then, there's a minute to go.

-Right then, there's a minute to go.

-

-It's time to Hit the Bar.

-Who is on the posts

-this evening?

-On the posts tonight, Jonathan,

-is the Georgia scrum half...

-..Vaselina Upmejacksvilli.

-Not quite, it's Vasil Lobzhanidze.

-A good player,

-I refereed him in the World Cup.

-Who is the ball handler?

-What's your name?

-What's your name?

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-Elaine.

-Where are you from?

-Where are you from?

-

-Senghenydd.

-Senghenydd Sirens.

-You are on Mike Phillips' TV show.

-Well done. Are you enjoying it?

-Well done. Are you enjoying it?

-

-Yes.

-Has Mike been good with you?

-Has Mike been good with you?

-

-Yes.

-Llinos, on your feet.

-Oh, no!

-Llinos, you have 20 seconds.

-If you hit Vasil Lobzhanidze,

-you get 10 points.

-Between the posts, you get 5 points.

-If you hit him

-with this golden ball...

-..we'll double the points.

-When you're ready, 3-2-1.

-WHISTLE

-I'm scared that I'll hit her. Sorry!

-3-2...

-..last one.

-WHISTLE

-Right, Sarra, are you ready?

-Right, Sarra, are you ready?

-

-Yes.

-What is Llinos' score?

-Llinos, you got one ball over

-and it was the golden one.

-You score 20 points.

-Before we go, here is a clip from

-a Wales versus South Africa match.

-This try was scored in the game.

-What is so special about it?

-I'll have the answer

-after the break.

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-Welcome back.

-What's the answer to the question?

-What was so special about this

-Welsh try against South Africa?

-Why is George North's try special?

-Was it his first for Wales?

-Was it his first for Wales?

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-George North's first try for Wales.

-You played against him a few times.

-You played against him a few times.

-

-Yes, when he was a Scarlet.

-He's huge. He's a freak.

-Who has been your toughest opponent

-on the rugby field?

-I would say that training

-against Filo Tiatia was murder.

-He looked hard too.

-He looked hard too.

-

-He had a really tough head.

-You played the Georgian

-who plays for Clermont.

-A couple of times, the Georgians

-are all uncompromising beasts.

-They look ugly too.

-North Wales is catching up.

-There's you, Robin McBryde,

-George North, Rhun Williams.

-How tough is it to break into

-the big time from North Wales?

-It's never easy to make it.

-The structure has been changed

-to make it easier.

-With RGC in the Premiership

-there's more exposure.

-I was lucky because I was playing

-for North Wales and we came down...

-..to play a few games in the south.

-Newport and Neath came in for me

-when they were still professional.

-I spoke to Lyn Jones

-and he wanted me.

-Neath were known for their big

-front rows then so I moved there.

-You've also played against

-Tom Shanklin and Ian Gough.

-Here they are now - Mates.

-He thinks he's really lush.

-If there's a stage, he's on it or

-a hand to shake, he's shaking it.

-Rumour has it that his family

-racked up a 3,000 bill...

-..phoning the Western Mail

-so that he'd win Wales' Sexiest Man.

-Twice.

-Twice.

-

-Ryan Jones.

-One of the happiest men I knew.

-He radiated happiness.

-Something happened to him

-like Gollum off Lord of the Rings.

-He went from this happy guy

-to a sour-faced little gremlin.

-From north of the M4 as well.

-Did he serve all his mates extra

-chips and burgers at McDonalds?

-Shaped like a soup sandwich

-as Alun Wyn used to say.

-Like a dropped lasagne.

-Like a dropped lasagne.

-

-Shaped like a dropped lasagne.

-Gethin Jenkins.

-Gethin Jenkins.

-

-Gethin Jenkins.

-Part of brothers in the Welsh side

-but not in a brothership.

-Similar complexion to yourself.

-Maybe a fan of curlers.

-Incredibly powerful.

-Incredibly powerful.

-

-Incredibly powerful.

-Slightly albino looking.

-Slightly albino looking.

-

-Transparent Duncan Jones.

-My worst roommate.

-All that hair in the bathroom.

-He'd shave his whole body.

-Legs, armpits, chest, everything.

-He'd never clear

-the bottom of the bath.

-A Barnacle Bill routine

-with Dwayne Peel?

-The lynchpin with Peel

-in Barnacle Bill.

-Didn't mind being naked on the bus.

-Didn't mind being naked on the bus.

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-Loved getting naked on the bus.

-A lucky leftie.

-Jon Thomas.

-A good looking bloke.

-A good looking bloke.

-

-I detect sarcasm.

-Had a complexion that belonged

-at Dan-yr-Ogof caves.

-Had to have a special pairing in

-the backs to make him look adequate.

-Rugby came much easier

-than chatting to the women.

-Struggled to put the boots on.

-He had to have them labelled.

-Me?

-The original spice boy.

-We called him the quad father.

-In the grades of tanning,

-this is teak to mahogany.

-The smoothness of legs

-passed the feather test.

-Gavin Henson.

-Might have featured on Crimewatch.

-Terrible success rate with women.

-A forward without

-the pitter-patter of backs.

-Didn't brush his teeth very often.

-Didn't brush his teeth very often.

-

-No wonder the ladies avoided him.

-Tall with big balls.

-Is this me?

-Sorry, mate.

-Cai, you started as a fullback...

-..played centre then

-back row then the front row.

-And now you're a second row!

-How did you go from back to front.

-How did you go from back to front.

-

-I put on weight.

-A stone every six months.

-You played at every level

-of youth rugby for Wales.

-All the way up to Under 21.

-We actually grabbed

-the grand slam in 2005.

-The night before Wales did the same.

-Who was in the side?

-Who was in the side?

-

-Ian Evans, Alun Wyn, Andrew Bishop.

-Take a look at this photo of you.

-Is that you?

-Is that you?

-

-You haven't changed at all.

-Nothing at all.

-You went on a tour of Argentina.

-That must have been tough.

-There were security issues.

-We were escorted by

-armed policemen throughout.

-We went to a restaurant

-way out somewhere.

-They were toting the guns.

-Chris Davies asked

-if we could fire the guns.

-No problem.

-We went round the corner

-with the cops...

-..and it wasn't just firing the guns

-it was shooting at cans.

-Someone almost drowned

-on a bonding session.

-There was plenty of

-down time during tours.

-We decided to go

-white water rafting.

-We got into eight-man dinghies with

-a mix of players and management.

-It was quite a heavy boat.

-Tom Smith, now assistant coach

-at the Ospreys, went over the side.

-He went over the side

-and under the boat.

-The boat stopped there

-and stuck fast.

-It shifted after 30 seconds

-and Tom came up gasping.

-No-one leapt in

-because the water was too cold.

-When you were at the Ospreys there

-was an obsession about looking good.

-There was a group of you.

-They were glam boys.

-Let's take a look.

-There you are.

-Do you remember them

-looking like this?

-They should have got

-a gel sponsorship.

-It was quite a funny scenario.

-Before games some players feel sick.

-One day I heard someone being sick

-and went to take a look.

-One player was being sick

-while three others...

-..were checking

-themselves out in the mirrors.

-No-one cared about

-the guy throwing up.

-Stephen Jones told me

-about sharing with Gavin.

-Gavin got up early for breakfast

-and Steve got up a bit later.

-All Gav's sheets were brown.

-In my day that only meant one thing.

-You liked going out and

-having fun when time allowed.

-No-one has yet told us what happened

-in Taibach that infamous night.

-Were you there?

-Did you behave?

-Did you behave?

-

-I was trying.

-A lot of it is on the internet.

-We were all in fancy dress and

-we met in Taibach to start off.

-We had a Christmas lunch and there

-might have been vodka in the gravy.

-We're not sure who did that but

-it was a good start to the night.

-It gets blurry from the moment

-we reached Taibach.

-I remember two of the boys as Scooby

-Doo and Daffy Duck having a fight.

-I had no idea what was going on.

-You're a player/coach

-at London Welsh now. What's it like?

-It's fun. We've had a good start.

-We've won seven of eight games.

-There have been some good turnouts.

-At Old Deer Park.

-Yes, Old Deer Park.

-Sonny Parker is Director of Rugby.

-It must be difficult as a

-player/coach to get the balance...

-..between being a player

-but also a coach right.

-I learned a lot last year

-in Bury St Edmunds.

-The transition is really tough

-while you are still playing.

-I'm loving it because it's

-a great club with good people.

-We want them back where they belong.

-As an amateur outfit you have to

-keep the morale of the boys high.

-Don't you have some kind of

-special Monopoly pub crawl?

-There's a Monopoly pub crawl

-you can do round London.

-In Richmond or London?

-In Richmond or London?

-

-It's a street crawl of London.

-You go to a designated pub in

-each street via the underground.

-You do them all via the tube

-until you reach Mayfair.

-You never remember Mayfair.

-You must have a kitty. No-one

-wants to pay the round in Mayfair.

-Old Kent Road would be okay.

-Is the Mumbles Mile still going?

-I bet you've done it.

-I bet you've done it.

-

-From their racket they did it today.

-More like the Mumbles Ten Miles.

-Minute to go.

-Time to Hit the Bar.

-Cai Griffiths is up.

-We'll see how good

-a fullback you were.

-C'mon Eileen.

-# C'mon Eileen #

-Ready, three, two, one.

-Ten seconds left.

-Three, two...

-What's Cai's score?

-Well done. Top of the list with...

-Well done. Top of the list with...

-

-..55

-That's all for this part

-but stay with us.

-Here's one of the

-best players ever to play for Wales.

-This is why

-Ieuan Evans loves Welsh rugby.

-BEST WELSH MEMORY?

-Nothing compares to the thrill

-of running out as Wales captain.

-The noise is deafening.

-THE WORST KIT?

-There were plenty of

-them in the 80s and 90s.

-The Cotton Traders kit

-was like wearing a smock.

-The minute you were tackled

-it lost its shape.

-If it rained the shirt

-got heavier and heavier.

-THE LAST TO BUY A ROUND OF DRINKS?

-Gareth Llewellyn was a bit tight.

-NEVER SIT NEXT TO HIM ON THE BUS?

-Chatterbox?

-Garin Jenkins would never shut up.

-WORST CHANGING ROOM?

-We changed in a tent once in Samoa.

-It was over 100 degrees there.

-Neil Jenkins looked like

-a Swan Vesta match.

-WORST ROOMMATE?

-Neil always threw up before games.

-He made horrible shapes and noises.

-GREATEST LOVE IN WELSH RUGBY?

-Getting the chance...

-..to emulate my hero and

-put on that red shirt of Wales.

-Running out and hearing the crowd

-roar is the greatest experience.

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-Welcome back.

-Lisa Angharad has been

-causing havoc once again.

-She's been teaching the Welsh fans

-some fun facts about Georgia.

-Gamarjoba is hello in Georgian.

-This week they are our opponents.

-Don't worry if you know nothing...

-..about the country,

-language or its people.

-I'm here to educate you.

-Now, the name is a bit confusing.

-It's the same as

-the state in the USA.

-The US state is famous

-for it's peaches.

-The country is famous

-for being run by Russia.

-Apart from the peaches then

-they are actually quite similar.

-Everyone's heard about Georgia,

-but no-one knows where it is.

-Let's see if Welsh fans

-can find it on the globe.

-Do you know which continent?

-Is it Africa?

-Are you a geography teacher?

-The team is nicknamed Lelos.

-That comes from a sport

-similar to rugby called Lelo Burti.

-They've been playing it

-since the 12th century.

-900 years of experience.

-But they're still

-only 12th in the world rankings.

-Come on, boys.

-As well as being

-a state and a country...

-..Georgia is also a girl's name.

-The big question is

-whether we can find one.

-I'm looking for Georgia.

-What's your name?

-Hannah.

-Sarah.

-Jane.

-Looking for a Georgia.

-Sharon..

-..Sara..

-..Freya.

-Georgia! Where is she?

-Anyone called Georgia?

-Is your name Georgia?

-Miss Georgia Lauren Emery.

-Yeah, Georgia.

-Like Welsh, the Georgian language

-has too many letters.

-Forget 28, they have 33.

-On Saturday, if you see someone

-struggling to get their words out...

-..they'll be Georgian...

-..or they'll have been

-on the piss since lunchtime.

-As Welsh people,

-we should be used...

-..to wrapping our tongues

-around a few tough sentences.

-I'm going to see if we can manage

-some Georgian.

-I like hairy women.

-Are you really?

-Are you really?

-

-Yes.

-Have you any cream

-for my rash down below?

-Really, that bad?

-Really, that bad?

-

-Yes.

-I hope you learned something about

-Georgia because I learnt nothing.

-Good luck to both teams tomorrow.

-Until next time,

-mshvidobit (goodbye).

-Mshvidobit, that's it.

-Mshvidobit, mshvidobit, mshvidobit.

-Each week we give a member of the

-audience a chance to win a prize.

-Let's play Nigel's Tricks.

-Welcome to Nigel's Tricks.

-First we need a member

-of the audience to come up.

-Our guests will help

-with the questions...

-..and Jiffy will try

-to get the answers right.

-Whoever I hit with this

-will be the one.

-Whoever the dart hits in the head.

-No, look under your seats

-for a golden whistle.

-There's a golden whistle somewhere.

-Come up here.

-Join me here.

-What's your name?

-Mikey Denman.

-Where are you from?

-Where are you from?

-

-Llanelli.

-Turk!

-Turk!

-

-Another suburb of Trimsaran.

-It's quite simple, Mikey.

-Sarra will ask the questions.

-These two will try to answer them

-for you in the form of a number.

-Jonathan will try to hit

-the right number with his darts.

-When you get four right

-you win these prizes.

-Signed by me and Jonathan

-and she insisted on signing too.

-If you fail, you win this mug.

-This game is like...

-This game is like...

-

-..Bullseye.

-This is Bullshit.

-Off you go, Sarra.

-What age is Jiff

-if you subtract Nigel's age?

-What's the difference between us?

-Take Nigel's age away from Jiff's.

-I love this.

-How old is Jonathan?

-Seventy.

-What do you think?

-What do you think?

-

-You're not sixty yet?

-Come down from there.

-Fifty five.

-And Nigel's age?

-Fifty five and forty eight.

-Down, down, down.

-Fifty five minus forty six.

-What's the answer?

-Nine.

-It's going to be a long game.

-I have to hit nine.

-Three darts to hit it.

-First time!

-Misspent youth.

-When is the next World Cup?

-2019.

-2019.

-

-Hit 19.

-Oh, shit.

-Close.

-Close.

-

-You have one life left.

-You are terrible at maths.

-Here we go.

-Multiply six by four.

-Multiply six by four.

-

-Twenty-four.

-Divide by three.

-Seven.

-Seven.

-

-Eight.

-Well done.

-On Bullseye,

-world champions did it.

-You think you're world champion at

-everything so you should be okay.

-What is the capital of Georgia?

-Tbilisi.

-I can't hit Tbilisi with this.

-How many letters in Tbilisi?

-Five?

-Five?

-

-Seven!

-I said seven.

-Unlucky.

-You win the mug.

-Thanks for playing Nigel's Tricks.

-What have you got coming up Llinos?

-I'm on Heno and we have one

-programme left on Ralio this year.

-Heno goes on all year.

-What about you, Cai?

-A weekend off next week

-and then back into league action.

-It's every week

-until Christmas then...

-..and a short break

-at the end of the season.

-Does either of you

-know anything about Georgia?

-I hope Wales are better than them.

-I hope Wales are better than them.

-

-We'll see tomorrow.

-They hammered Canada by 50 points.

-They scored plenty of tries

-including this scorcher.

-Class.

-His name is Soso Matiashvili.

-Good luck this weekend with that.

-He's the easiest

-of the lot to pronounce.

-I'm looking forward to it.

-You'll be picking them out

-by their numbers.

-What do you expect?

-Wales to win after

-a tough first twenty minutes.

-It'll open up after that

-and Wales will win by 25 points.

-Match or baby-sitting?

-I'm not going

-but I will try to watch.

-You think a 25-point victory.

-Wales 32 Georgia 10 for me.

-Wales to win for me too.

-Where are you?

-I'm in charge of France

-versus South Africa tomorrow night.

-8.45pm tomorrow.

-That's all for tonight. Thanks to

-Llinos Lee and Cai Griffiths.

-Good luck to Wales tomorrow

-and we'll see you next week.

-Goodnight.

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