Saints beat Exeter to the Prem title

Um, so much to talk about, as there always is in this, in this game.

It was tense.

It was, it was nervy.

And whether either team were at their best, it was on a knife edge, and it was one of those games where 60 minutes you thought every decision could be decisive.

But you mentioned the makeup of the crowd, Matt.

Some Gloucester fans, some Harlequins fans, some Leicester fans, some neutrals.

Loads of Chiefs, loads of Saints.

And you, you got an idea of how many Saints-

A lot of Bath.

What's that?

There was a lot of Bath.

I think a lot of Bath sent their tickets back.

[laughs]

From what I hear.

I certainly know of at least 10 Bath fans who were like, "There is no chance I'm going to Twickenham," um, given the heartbreak of the wreck last week.

You got an idea about half an hour after the game, because if you're a neutral, you, you probably go to the bar or get some food.

If you're an Exeter fan, you probably go to the bar.

[laughs] Northampton fans wanna see their boys do a lap of honor, lift the trophy, and all the signings and chucking the boots into the crowd.

So you got an idea of how many Saints fans were in, because the, the only fans remaining 30, 40 minutes after the game were Saints fans.

And, oh, tens of thousands.

Tens of thousands-

Yeah

... as you would expect from such a well-supported club.

A- and I, I suspect there'll be-

be-... tens of thousands back at Franklin's Gardens later.