Andy Goode

Like, genuinely...

People are saying, oh, who's going to win?

Who's going to win?

I couldn't call it pre-match, right?

Because they are two very different but wicked teams to watch.

And they're littered with internationals and British and Irish Lions and World Cup winners.

And ultimately, World Cup winners make big differences.

But the scoreline was bonkers.

The first half was...

Some of the attacking intent and the skills on show, the lines and bigs, you'd understand this.

You love setting up a team and having a crack in the week to think these are the plays that we can unlock a defence with.

And it's something that every 10, which Sam Vestey was in a roundabout way, he played 10, 12 and 15.

But as the head coach of Northampton, when you're dressing up your week and how you're going to attack, and then that opening 30 minutes from Northampton where...

everything you're doing is coming off apart from catching kickoffs and tidying up a few bits when you've scored tries.

But it was phenomenal to watch.

An absolute privilege to commentate on the game and be there and call it and see the skill level and how Bath fought back was just phenomenal as well.

Finn Russell leading the charge on that.

Alfie Barbary coming off the bench with about 10 minutes to go in that first half and then...

the power of the bench won it, but what a game of rugby.

What an absolute, you know, Archie McParland's little tip on.