Andy Goode

But they judge themselves on the drop balls and those connections not working.

Yeah, Lee Radford, his turkey teeth nearly came out with the tries and the points that have been conceded.

He's like, that fucking hell!

But yeah, I mean, it's also a consequence of how they play as well, isn't it?

And it's not a flippant, you score four, we'll score five.

They do make errors because they put themselves under pressure by playing in that manner.

It's like you said, the one try for me, I think it was Lockett that scored in the corner, but Fischetti just leaves the ball up like a blind shoulder ball.

I ain't ever seen props, certainly not the ones that me and you played with, Jim, that could do that.

So the skill level from one to eight is up there and has to be to play in a manner that Saints do.

But we should make it all about Bath because, you know, they bring Barbary off the bench, who was immense.

I mean, I love that character.

He's a simple guy, isn't he?

But you give him the ball and he's running over and running through people.

His post-contact meters were massive and Jim used to spin with his mum.

So, you know, that's another layer to it, eh, James?

I'm just multitasking, multitasking.

Yeah, I agree.

I think he'll know what it is and he'll pick it for that semi-final without a shadow of a doubt.

And then, you know, who's got the biggest cojones?

Can they go to Bordeaux and do a job?