Conor McKeon

He was going out with Charlotte Church and he waxed his legs and he had fake tan before.

That was very commonplace.

And that seemed to be part of the kind of fascination beyond the rugby supporters.

And then you had somebody like Jonah Loam who had a massive profile, but that was because he was this freakish player that was never seen the power.

But what is Henry Potter?

What's a story that we all need to hear?

But there's Joe Marler.

Like Joe Marler has now, like he was on that Celebrity Traitors and he had a podcast and he's quite funny and... But that's post-ruby career.

Yeah, but... During his career he was pretty... Yeah, that was kind of coming on towards the end of it.

But I didn't really like it.

But I don't know that he was like, you know, I don't know that Adidas and Nike were kind of... He was a prop though, so a prop is never going to be able to be... Like...

If he's on the couch with Graham Norton, right, he's not going to be playing rugby.

So what's he going to say that's worth us all watching him?

I don't think it does.

I don't think that rugby really resonates.

Like, its support base is growing all the time, but it doesn't... People will be aware that, even if they're not big football fans, that Manchester United or Man City have won the league or whatever.

But beyond rugby, I'm not sure that people are that interested in who the people are that play it.

Like, even somebody like Johnny Wilkinson.

And I know he was famously sort of...

you know, about what he gave publicly.