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Published by Vittorio Angelone, Andrew Trimble
A six nations podcast that contains minimal analysis but is quite good craic actually
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This week on Hands Away:🔥 The trophy disaster nobody can explain💉 South Africa steroid rumours🏉 Ireland v Wales preview & selection debates😬 Are England about to get embarrassed in Rome?🟨 Should sin-binned players have to run laps?🎮 Gavin Henson & Rugby 06 nostalgiaPlus Trimble gets quizzed on his own Six Nations career and it goes exactly how you’d expect.
Our very first guest episode. Share it with friends etc etc and send in your topics questions for next week's Q&A special. and don't forget... SUFTUM
Back by popular demand but also shorter by popular demand. Is it over for Prendergast? Where can France be beaten? Do Scotland really hate England that much? Find out inside Episode 2. Comment your thoughts and share with your friends thanks.
Trimble and Angelone kick off the podcast with a bumper episode discussing veteran's rugby, rugby's technological failings, and recapping all three matches from the weekend. Like, share, subscribe and drop a comment if you have any questions or topics you'd like covered.
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