Rhaglen Fri, 24 Nov 2017 21:30 Jonathan

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-Welcome to the show.

-It was a very boring match

-on Saturday.

-Lots of fireworks before the match

-but none during the game.

-Don't worry, we've got our own

-little cracker, Sarra Elgan.

-If you've been watching the show...

-..you'll know that Nigel

-enjoys his grand entrances.

-What are you?

-A hobbit from Lord of the Rings.

-You really need a chiropodist!

-What's the link with hobbits?

-Where did they film it?

-Where did they film it?

-

-In New Zealand.

-In New Zealand.

-That's ironic - Lord of the Ring!

-The ears go with your nose!

-Where were you two last week?

-I was out in France refereeing

-France versus South Africa.

-How did South Africa play?

-How did South Africa play?

-

-Better than against Ireland.

-How about you?

-How about you?

-

-I was in Gloucester on Friday.

-I was with you on Sunday.

-On Scrum V

-discussing the Georgia match.

-Filling a whole hour!

-How we managed, I don't know.

-There's been a lot of fuss about

-the TMO, decisions and the scrums.

-Who's been making a fuss?

-Who's been making a fuss?

-

-Cheika argued with a supporter.

-A supporter argued with Cheika.

-The TMO disallowed

-two of their tries.

-There was also a farcical scrum.

-It has nothing to do with the

-referee. He's only doing his job.

-It's very unfortunate

-that most of the talk...

-..seems to be about the decisions

-and not about the actual rugby.

-You stick to your job,

-I'll stick to refereeing.

-Who is on tonight's show?

-Wales and Scarlets winger,

-Caryl James, it's a strong XV.

-Yes, still very strong.

-A good blend of experienced

-and less experienced players.

-Come on, Mr Softy, out you come.

-Mark, isn't it?

-Yes, this is my beautiful fiancee,

-Dani.

-Soon to be Mrs Jones.

-Charmed, I'm sure.

-# She, who always

-seems so happy in a crowd

-# Whose eyes can be so private

-and so proud #

-I've let everyone down.

-I've let everyone down.

-

-No, you haven't.

-They might as well throw the key

-away. I'm never getting out.

-Good offload. They've got numbers

-out wide. It's two against one.

-The try is scored.

-Wales have got it. Caryl James.

-When you click on them,

-you can play the piano.

-The show must go on.

-Please welcome Arwyn Davies

-and Caryl James.

-THEME FROM POBOL Y CWM

-Welcome to you both and you're

-both debutants on the show.

-Have you had the jabs?

-I thought you'd been on before.

-No, I haven't been on.

-I've been around long enough!

-I've been around long enough!

-

-Everyone from Pobol has been on!

-Caryl, we know you

-from the world of rugby.

-You do much more than rugby.

-You're a very talented sportsperson.

-Well, thank you!

-That's what it says!

-At school,

-I was on every team sheet.

-Athletics, cross-country,

-football, hockey.

-Rugby was my favourite.

-Arwyn, you have also represented

-Wales in a certain sport.

-Please tell us.

-In surfing. I was Welsh Junior

-Champion in 1985. A long time ago!

-You also skateboarded.

-You also skateboarded.

-

-Yes, I did that as well.

-Are they similar?

-Yes. I used to surf down in Langland

-when I live in the Mumbles.

-During the summer, there weren't

-many waves so we skateboarded.

-In the end, the skateboarding took

-over and I used to compete as well.

-Which did you prefer?

-Which did you prefer?

-

-Skateboarding.

-Why was that?

-It hurt a lot more

-but you couldn't drown.

-We have to watch it...

-..so here are the highlights

-from Saturday's match.

-That's it?

-That's it?

-

-No, no, no!

-We're only joking. There were a

-couple of highlights. Here they are.

-Alex Cuthbert

-is strong and determined.

-Scott Williams.

-Rhys Priestland to Hallam Amos.

-A very nicely worked try from Wales.

-Scott Williams to Hallam Amos.

-Amos from halfway

-and he has Cuthbert in support.

-Rhys Priestland.

-It's Tom Francis who has to go.

-Wales win that scrum.

-One man down

-and Wales will be very relieved.

-Wales beat Georgia

-by thirteen points to six.

-I have to say it was one of the

-worst games I have ever seen.

-Where did you watch it?

-Where did you watch it?

-

-I was at home.

-I was working so I didn't see it

-all. Probably a good thing, really.

-How about you, Caryl?

-I was also at home.

-I watched it with Dad.

-We discussed this on Sunday.

-Do you think there should have been

-so many changes?

-We do have New Zealand this weekend?

-There were a lot of changes;

-fourteen in all.

-Everyone who saw the game

-would agree that was too many.

-A bit disappointing, really.

-I did two hours of marking

-during it.

-The week's news now.

-The big news is Chris Coleman's

-resignation. Let's hear an "Oh".

-Oh!

-As you can see, Welsh fans have been

-very supportive of the move.

-Ivanka Trump has tweeted a picture

-of her Thanksgiving centrepiece.

-That's what money can buy you.

-Donald Trump doesn't like

-to be upstaged.

-He's gone out and bought a fantastic

-lamp for the White House.

-Following some

-disappointing performances...

-..Warren Gatland

-has turned to team bonding...

-..to bring the squad

-closer together.

-That needed an HIA.

-That was the news.

-That's all for this part.

-We'll return after the break.

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-Welcome back. Arwyn Davies and

-Caryl James are my guests tonight.

-You are the longest serving actor

-on Pobol Y Cwm by now?

-I'm one of them.

-How long is it now?

-I tried working it out

-and it's close to 23 years.

-At the start I had long breaks

-because my character was in jail.

-Do you remember your first day?

-Do you remember your first day?

-

-Yes.

-In those days, it went out

-on the day it was filmed.

-My first piece of action was

-torching Hywel Llywelyn's car.

-We did it Llandow airfield.

-I was joyriding, doing wheel

-spins and then I torched it.

-I had a role in it

-as Hywel Llywelyn's nanny.

-I was his nanny.

-I was his nanny.

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-On Pobol Y Cwm.

-Yes, he's a character on the show!

-It's the Mitchells on EastEnders

-and the Barlows on Corrie.

-Why have the Jones Family

-become the Welsh version?

-We were a very strong unit.

-We were quite tribal.

-We might be at war internally...

-..but woe betide

-anyone else getting involved.

-Does being together all the time

-and being close become problematic?

-Is there room for making fun of

-each other while you are acting?

-We do laugh a lot.

-We were terrible for giggling

-especially when Shelley was there.

-There was one occasion when the

-giggling was uncontrollable.

-Time is money and they had to

-separate me, Siw and Shelley.

-We were all in a scene together...

-..but each time we got to one scene

-we started giggling.

-Eventually, I did the scene

-on my own to a single camera.

-Then Siw did her bit on her own

-and finally Shelley.

-23 years is a very long time

-to inhabit one character.

-Does one storyline

-stand out over all the rest?

-Or are they all special?

-Mark has done a lot of stuff.

-When the Jones Family won

-the lottery, that was a lot of fun.

-We didn't get the jackpot, just

-four numbers and the bonus ball.

-It was like 200,000.

-We were presented with the cheque

-in St David's Hall on the show.

-Jonesy, the DJ,

-handed us the cheque.

-We started arguing and

-there was this enormous gateau.

-I was scripted to dump his face

-in the gateau and it was great.

-Pobol Y Cwm celebrated

-40 years recently.

-You had a special storyline.

-You had a special storyline.

-

-Yes, I died.

-It was mistaken identity.

-My character went to Bristol

-to visit his stepson, Liam.

-We were out getting drunk

-and I was mugged in the street.

-The thug grabbed my rucksack

-but he was then killed by a bus.

-No-one knew he was

-because he was homeless.

-The bag contained my details and the

-news of my death reached Cwmderi.

-I was still happily

-getting drunk in Bristol.

-I arrived back in time

-to attend my own funeral.

-Do you get approached in the street?

-Not so much in Cardiff

-but back home and in North Wales.

-Do they confuse you with Mark?

-Sometimes you get

-"Oh look, Mark Jones, Pobol Y Cwm".

-If they address you like that you

-tend to respond as the character...

-..not as Arwyn.

-I was in Tesco shopping after

-my character had been to jail.

-I was at the checkout and I heard

-"Oh, Mark Jones, Pobol Y Cwm."

-"Good to see you back out"

-they said in English.

-"You were a naughty boy,

-how long were you in for?"

-I'd respond in character

-"Oh, six months, but I'm out now".

-I could hear the cashier

-beeping my goods through.

-She was staring daggers at me.

-I tried to explain to her

-that it was fictional.

-As Ryan Davies' son,

-did you always want to act?

-I didn't really know anything else.

-Dad worked all the time...

-..and I used to watch him

-do the pantos in the Grand.

-I remember those.

-We lived in Cardiff...

-..but my sister and I jumped in

-a car with him on Friday nights...

-..and spent every weekend

-with him in the theatre in Swansea.

-We didn't know

-any other way of living.

-Was there pressure to live up

-to the standards he had set...

-..when you went into

-the same line of work?

-Dad could do everything.

-He sang, he acted, he did comedy.

-Whatever I did,

-comparison was inevitable.

-It was tough at the start.

-People would say "You'll never

-be as good as your father".

-They meant it in a nice way.

-When you are starting out

-it can knock you.

-Have you done any other jobs

-or did you start with acting?

-I did some pot washing.

-You were paid for that?

-I couldn't reach, honestly.

-The sinks in catering kitchens

-are really high.

-It was all guesswork on my part.

-As well as being a very busy actor

-and performer...

-..you also moonlight as a composer?

-Some special composing.

-Some special composing.

-

-Yes, music for TV and film.

-What does that involve?

-I'm doing Byw Celwydd right now.

-All the music for that.

-I did the latest revamp

-of the Pobol Y Cwm theme tune.

-You also did the music for the film

-they did about Ryan A Ronnie.

-That must have been emotional.

-It was quite odd.

-Before we started I did think

-a lot about the family connection.

-Once the work was there

-I knuckled down and got on with it.

-I didn't think about it again

-until it was over.

-Looking back I felt so proud.

-The fact they were prepared to shell

-out for a real tribute to them.

-Tell us about the composing.

-I was arranging some of

-my father's own songs...

-..and other songs like 'She'

-which he liked to sing.

-It was my singing voice you heard

-superimposed on the character.

-We have a clip of the process.

-# See brave Madog

-and his ships galore

-# He's off to seek virgin shore

-and land unseen to man before #

-We are going to play a game.

-We have the names

-of some famous theme tunes here.

-We'll try to hum them and

-we want you to guess what they are.

-Arwyn, you go first.

-ARWYN HUMS

-Muppets, Simpsons.

-Simpsons?

-Well done.

-I pitched it a bit low.

-Caryl, it's your turn.

-Caryl, it's your turn.

-

-Right.

-I hope this is right.

-CARYL HUMS

-Pobol Y Cwm.

-I missed that one.

-Emmerdale Farm?

-Emmerdale Farm?

-

-Last of the Summer Wine.

-What did you say?

-What did you say?

-

-Emmerdale!

-NIGEL WHISTLES

-Roger Whittaker.

-It's Coronation Street

-but it's not like it.

-It's all you watch.

-Was it Corrie?

-Was it Corrie?

-

-NIGEL HUMS

-Any idea?

-Any idea?

-

-Wombles of Wimbledon. Well done.

-Minute to go.

-Time to Hit the Bar.

-Who is on the posts?

-Rugby's biggest smiler.

-Steve Hansen.

-I love it when they boo.

-He's done nothing wrong.

-Callaghan is holding the balls.

-Where are you from?

-Where are you from?

-

-Pontyclun.

-You have 20 seconds.

-Five points for between the posts,

-ten for hitting Hansen in the face.

-We also have a golden ball.

-It's double the score

-with the golden ball.

-Twenty seconds start...

-Twenty seconds start...

-

-..now.

-The golden ball.

-Three...two....

-Well done.

-I'm not sure who the leader is

-but you may be challenging.

-Arwyn Davies has scored

-an excellent 55 points.

-Well done, well done.

-Here's a 2004 clip of Tom Shanklin

-scoring a try against New Zealand.

-By how many points

-did Wales lose on that day?

-Find out after the break.

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-Welcome back.

-What's the answer, Nigel?

-We saw a 2004 clip of Tom Shanklin

-scoring a try against New Zealand.

-Wales lost by how many points

-that day?

-Does anyone know?

-It was only one point.

-Tom Shanklin and Ian Gough

-were on last week's show.

-It was my turn with Jiff this week.

-Here's Mates for you.

-A new head of hair.

-A new head of hair.

-

-Austin Healey.

-Half the man he was

-in his playing days.

-Simon.

-He's still handsome.

-Harry Potter.

-Harry Potter.

-

-Harry Potter?

-A friend of mine?

-Does he look like Harry Potter?

-Who do you work with

-who was in the Harry Potter films?

-Martin Bayfield.

-God.

-God.

-

-Oh, Brian.

-She works with us

-and likes getting her breasts out.

-Lisa Angharad.

-Likes farming.

-Likes farming.

-Likes the eisteddfod.

-Farming and eisteddfod?

-Likes being

-the centre of attention.

-Singing, farming, centre

-of attention. I know him?

-You and I work with him.

-Nigel Owens.

-His surname is a metal or money.

-The same job as you?

-The same job as you?

-

-Yes, pitchside reporter.

-Asking questions? Steel.

-Phil Steel. That was a good clue.

-Former Wales captain.

-What are your sources?

-Eddie Butler.

-No! Sources.

-No! Sources.

-

-Gareth Thomas.

-They were both there.

-He presents with you on the BBC.

-A silver fox.

-Inverdale.

-You get six of his nickname

-at McDonalds.

-Nugget.

-Former England player who

-isn't afraid to give an opinion.

-He's a barrister.

-He's a barrister.

-

-Mooro.

-This guy has a way with words

-and reports for you at the Beeb.

-His nickname is a...

-His nickname is a...

-

-..dog - Charlo.

-Turn it around. The other way.

-Quite irritating.

-One of our best friends.

-We work with him.

-His head has swelled lately.

-He's always late for work.

-He wears very tight t-shirts

-to show off his pecs.

-He likes to blow his own whistle.

-C'mon on.

-Your twin. #Doppelganger.

-Your twin. #Doppelganger.

-

-I've never worked with Tom Cruise.

-Nigel Owens.

-I now know exactly what you

-think of me. Thank you, Sarra.

-We were kidding.

-Don't get sensitive.

-Caryl, you've retired

-from playing rugby.

-You started quite late.

-I was 26. There wasn't

-the chance to play until then.

-There were no girls' teams at school

-and I didn't play at university.

-I picked up the oval ball

-when I was 26.

-These days girls expect to

-play rugby at secondary school.

-That's fantastic.

-They are coming up together now.

-At Llangynwyd some of the girls

-play in the same team as the boys.

-They want to play rugby and football

-rather than hockey and netball.

-They insist on rugby and football.

-You know this because the women's

-game is amateur and you have a job.

-You are a teacher.

-It was really tough to get a full

-time job and keep playing rugby.

-Juggling the two things to the best

-of my ability was quite a challenge.

-If you really want it,

-you find the time.

-Was working and playing

-difficult for you?

-It was tough but I still worked

-when I switched to league.

-I thought that was professional.

-I thought that was professional.

-

-No, I worked three days a week.

-I was a salesman.

-Give us your sales patter then.

-What did you sell?

-Pre-coated chippings.

-You roll them into the tarmac

-to stop skidding on the motorway.

-Wow, I've learned something.

-Excuse me, I'm selling chippings.

-Would you like to buy some?

-How did you start playing?

-I was teaching at Gwynllyw and

-the staff had a touch rugby team.

-I ended up playing

-in a league in Cardiff.

-From there I was asked

-to play for Kiwi Dragons.

-That led to an offer

-to play for Wales.

-I played in the

-2007 World Cup in South Africa.

-I used to keep my fitness up

-by training with Pontyberem.

-I used to play touch rugby

-before training started.

-I dislocated a finger.

-Justin Lloyd ran through and my

-finger caught the back of his heel.

-I haven't played touch rugby since.

-Did you have to play

-for your home region?

-I played for the Scarlets because

-I was born in Carmarthenshire.

-It was a great team to play for.

-They were a great laugh

-being farm girls.

-The banter was brilliant.

-The excuses for

-being late were legendary.

-One was late because

-a cow kicked her during milking.

-Disappearing early because sheep

-had escaped or to do the milking.

-What was it like being picked

-for Wales for the first time?

-I was really nervous

-because I was teaching.

-I couldn't have a mobile phone

-in the classroom.

-I knew that the team

-was announced at midday.

-The lesson had

-another 40 minutes to run.

-After the lesson

-I'd rush to the office...

-..and see if the team

-had been announced online.

-I got to the website and saw that

-Caryl James was indeed in at No.14.

-It was a huge relief.

-Now you've started

-doing some TV reporting.

-Do you like it?

-I love it.

-It's harder than I ever imagined.

-Why did you think it was easy!

-Why did you think it was easy!

-

-You were doing it!

-It's tough to give your opinion

-on players that you've played with?

-It's tough because some of

-my friends are still playing.

-I want to be critical in

-the most professional way possible.

-Rather than saying they were shit

-you say - not their best game today.

-That's how it's done.

-That's how it's done.

-

-That's the wording.

-How did you get a start?

-I wanted to do it and

-someone told me to go and ask.

-I wrote to the BBC and they had me

-in within days of getting it.

-In a wink I was working

-on Camp Lawn and loving that.

-The they asked me to commentate on

-the women's games in the 6 Nations.

-I did a bit of the World Cup in the

-summer and I'm doing Pro 14 too.

-You've played the game and reported

-so you know about preparation.

-You have to grasp that.

-I do a lot of research

-before the game.

-I try to know where the women

-have played and so on.

-As a teacher, I may be

-a bit OTT on the preparations.

-You're not that good.

-You get the score wrong.

-I won't say which game but you

-don't get much warning sometimes.

-Three tries were scored

-in the final ten minutes.

-I had little paragraphs

-on all three tries.

-At the end you round off

-with the final score.

-I got to that part and

-I hadn't written down the score.

-I couldn't do the maths up here.

-The game was over so

-the scoreboard had also disappeared.

-So I made it up.

-You mentioned

-marking during a game?

-Teachers do have

-a lot of work these days.

-Even PE teachers these days.

-It's pressure but it can be funny.

-I get through a few quickly.

-Some say don't bother at the top.

-For the teacher

-we have some exam questions.

-And some answers.

-Here is the first question.

-The first is maths.

-Bob has 36 candy bars. He eats 29.

-What does he have now?

-Here's the answer.

-Diabetes. Bob has diabetes.

-And the next.

-In a word, describe school.

-One more. What ended in 1896?

-One last one and my favourite.

-Name six animals which live

-specifically in the Arctic.

-Minute to go.

-Time to Hit the Bar.

-Are you ready, Callaghan?

-Twenty seconds, ten for Hansen...

-..five for the posts

-and the golden ball bonus.

-Three...two...one...

-Three...two.

-Well done, Caryl.

-That was fierce.

-Sarra, what is Caryl's score?

-Caryl scored 60.

-We'll see you after the break.

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-Welcome back. Lisa Angharad

-has been on the loose again.

-This time the contents of

-Sarra's handbag was up for grabs.

-Are you ready for

-'What's in Sarra's bag?'

-I'm back in my element

-to find people brave, daft...

-..or intrigued enough

-to reveal the contents of the bag.

-The rules are simple. Complete three

-tasks after you answer one question.

-Let's see

-who we find in Aberystwyth.

-WHAT'S IN SARRA'S BAG?

-Warren Gatland is from where?

-Warren Gatland is from where?

-

-New Zealand.

-New Zealand.

-New Zealand.

-New Zealand.

-New Zealand.

-I want to you to bleat

-louder than 100 decibels.

-BLEATING

-BLEATING

-BLEATING

-115!

-BLEATING

-Wow!

-It's a sick sheep.

-Sick but loud. 113.

-On to Round 2.

-The haka is also from New Zealand.

-We shit bricks when they do it.

-That was short.

-Hoo ha ha!

-No Roland? Ta-ra.

-C'mon.

-You're as scary as your caps.

-Round 3.

-Lord of the Rings was shot

-in New Zealand. Did you see them?

-You are the Lord of this ring.

-Get it around the wire and

-you win the contents of the bag.

-Here we go.

-No!

-Dash. You tried

-and your haka was so good.

-Wow, good effort.

-Da ra, da ra, da ra ra ra.

-The big moment.

-A Pizza Express voucher.

-Jiffy told me Sarra doesn't know

-how to grate cheese.

-She can't do it so she eats out.

-It's a good day.

-You've won 5.

-Do you have a message for Sarra?

-Not really.

-Nothing to say.

-A picture of her husband.

-Where will you put it?

-Thanks, Sarra.

-What do you think?

-Gorgeous.

-A wonky nose but that's life.

-Say something to Sarra.

-Diolch Sarra,

-I'll wear them on Saturday.

-Thanks, Sarra.

-Shops in Primark!

-Every week

-a member of the audience...

-..tries to win a prize

-with our guests.

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

-Who is coming out to play the game?

-Before I tell you the game look for

-a golden whistle under your seats.

-Look now to see

-who is the lucky one.

-Come out here.

-Hello.

-Hello.

-

-Hello.

-What is your name?

-What is your name?

-

-I'm Wyn.

-I work at Llandovery College.

-I come from Pontyberem.

-Pontyberem!

-Pontyberem!

-

-Yes.

-I've never seen you.

-I've never seen you.

-

-I've not seen you either.

-It's a simple game that you might

-have seen something like before.

-Forget that.

-Jiff and Nigel will

-put items on the carousel.

-Our guests have to remember them.

-After all the items

-have passed across...

-..we'll give you twenty seconds

-to remember as many as you can.

-You have to get ten or more.

-You win the prizes they remember.

-Got it?

-Got it?

-

-Yes.

-Off we go.

-Straight from the WH Smith

-bargain bin, Nigel's book of jokes.

-A bad hairstyle. Jiffy's mullet.

-The only thing Nigel

-likes in his mouth during a game.

-That's a cuddly toy with a whistle.

-Stolen from Nigel's dressing room,

-a blow-up doll.

-He's inside out.

-Keep away from Jiff when he's

-had a cheese and pickle sandwich.

-A bottle of ketchup and a half

-bottle of wine from Jiff's cellar.

-Nigel's old socks

-with an optional gas mask.

-Nigel's boots

-filled with Athlete's foot.

-A stapler.

-A stapler.

-

-To staple your mouth shut.

-Something Jiff and Nigel

-won't recognise. An ironing board.

-A half-eaten box of chocolates

-and a bowl of baked beans.

-A signed shirt by Nigel and his

-ever present red and yellow cards.

-A horn.

-A picture of Keiran Read and Nigel's

-personal Coronation Street DVDs.

-Where's Jiffy's stuff?

-From Jiffy's bathroom

-his own supply of Just For Men.

-Those are the prizes.

-Twenty seconds to remember

-ten items or more.

-Nige, time it.

-We start now with Arwyn.

-Coronation Street,

-a book, wig, your doll.

-Beans and wine.

-Beans and wine.

-

-Chocolates and Just For Men.

-The signed boots and

-shirt.

-The rugby socks.

-Cards. Whistle.

-Two, one.

-You named fifteen of the items.

-Thank you very much.

-Here they are.

-We'll make sure you get the shirt.

-We'll make sure you get the shirt.

-

-Thanks. That's awesome.

-Thanks for playing Nigel's Tricks

-and congratulations to Wyn.

-Arwyn, what are your future plans?

-Back to work next week.

-I have another

-composing job coming up.

-A big Christmas storyline?

-A big Christmas storyline?

-

-Back to jail?

-There is a big story coming up.

-You have to watch.

-I don't want the sack.

-What about you, Caryl?

-Scarlets vs Superkings on Sunday.

-Scarlets vs Superkings on Sunday.

-

-Are you going out there?

-No, from the studio in Cardiff.

-Mike Phillips is back for that.

-Why is it so hard

-to play New Zealand?

-They are better than us.

-Which aspects

-of their game stand out?

-Everything.

-They make

-better decisions on the field.

-They all know what to do

-at the right time.

-Teams who have beaten them recently

-have taken their chances.

-Now that we have started to play

-a more open style of rugby...

-..is it too early in that transition

-for us to think of beating them?

-It's a lot to ask of a new team

-still finding its feet.

-Had we picked the same team

-against Georgia...

-..then maybe we'd have more chance

-of beating New Zealand.

-Score, Jiff?

-Score, Jiff?

-

-New Zealand by 17 points.

-Arwyn?

-Arwyn?

-

-My heart wants to say Wales.

-I fear it's New Zealand by 21-10.

-Caryl?

-Both sides will score tries.

-I think defeat by 20 points to 39.

-Plenty of tries.

-Wales to win for me.

-Who's the referee?

-Wayne Barnes.

-Wayne Barnes.

-

-They don't like him.

-He's a great referee.

-He's a great referee.

-

-The best in the world.

-That's it for tonight. Thanks

-to Arwyn Davies and Caryl James.

-Good luck to Wales

-against New Zealand.

-See you next week and goodnight.

-S4C Subtitles by Adnod Cyf.

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