Have we learnt anything from the Nations Championship?

So where should we start with the rugby? Let's, should we start in, uh, in Argentina? Because the post-match pod, which you did with Dawid Czesar, which, very good listen, Saturday on the whistle.

Did it about midnight, didn't you?

I did listen to it yesterday.

Late, yeah.

Late.

But you sh- Uh, because we, you know, we, we, we weren't in Argentina, didn't pick up a lot of what had happened with Contipomi in the post-match.

Mm.

Steve Borthwick kicking off, calling people negative.

So lots to go at.

Yeah.

I really like Felipe Contipomi.

Like, I thought he was a genius as a player.

Um, Bristol, Leinster, I think he's done a pretty good job at Argentina, but...

And I think it's really important to apply the context to this.

So he's very disappointed with the end of that game, probably wondering as to why Argentina not being awarded a penalty try.

So he's, like, emotional.

But then the whole chat about respect, he's upset that the England players are playing really loud music during the press conference, and they would not have been aware of where the press conference was being held [laughs] or actually bothered about volume control.

They're allowed to celebrate.

That's massive for them.

But when we start lobbing the word respect around, oh, I just think-

Hmm

... chill out, first of all.

Number one, there was such a lack of respect last year at the Allianz Stadium when your coaches and players were sprinting down the tunnel chasing Tom Curry.

Where was the respect there? Um-

Some of them wouldn't shake his hand, you know.