Jonathan Davies

And they were like, oh, like, I was like, again, they were asking like, where did you go to school? And I was like, oh, well, that's called Dufferin Tav.

We actually produced, yeah, we actually produced Mike Phillips, Jonathan Davis.

And then they're like, I'm pretty proud of that, you know? And then I was like, yeah, they went to like places like Millfield, which is like a big school, you know, Harrow and all of these places.

And I was just like, there was a level of, um, like low-key prejudice that I'd never experienced before that I was genuinely shocked by and could not get my head around that sense of like not belonging I was like we all we're all here for the same reason we love rugby and we want to travel whatever yeah but I was definitely like judged and for that you know

And a couple of them are contentious.

I mean, even Foxy, Jonathan Davies, commentary because I watched the game back even he felt a couple of yellow cards were a bit harsh and that's coming from Foxy oh

definitely and how the offsprings repeat infringements at some point warranted a card look I don't think a yellow would have changed the result for them no but would it have give us a sniff of maybe taking a point out of that game No, I

think it's a fair

As we look ahead then to a scintillating weekend of rugby, I am joined by three men who have won seven domestic titles between them, but only one Champions Cup winner among the three.

Scott Baldwin, Jonathan Davies, and Liam Williams, a man who won that Champions Cup back in 2019 with Saracens, beating Leinster.

Does it feel, uh, way back now, Liam?

Uh, it feels like a lifetime ago, yeah.

Ultimately, it challenges the WRU's assumption that three isn't better than one, arguing that the model itself needs to be reconsidered.

Former Wales captain Jonathan Davies added his voice to calls for the WRU board to step down entirely, arguing that the people making the decisions may not be the right people to be trusted with them, which raises the real question underneath all of this.

Is Welsh rugby's problem really the number of teams on the pitch or who's been running the game off it? So will cutting the Ospreys or Scarlets fix Welsh rugby? Well, no, we don't think so.

It is merely a last-ditch attempt to concentrate talent and money into fewer areas.

But to be fair to Blair, he backed his pace in that moment, and, uh, yeah, he done exceptionally well to get there.

There, there was quite a few key moments in that game, wasn't there? I thought the changes at halftime were key, uh, to bring, bring Anderson and Gareth Davies on, who I thought had...

They completely flipped the script in terms of the energy that they brought second half, and just you could see the belief in the team started to grow, uh, the more they come into the game.

I think I saw a headline on either the BBC Wales website or Instagram this morning, "Scott Baldwin: Gareth Davies should be at the World Cup."

Yeah, my, my, my wife's nan rung me yesterday and said, "You've just been on the news" [laughs] around that.

Um, yeah, just-

My body, psychologically, I don't think I can handle that-

Yeah