Jamie Wall

Right?

Argue that.

I've been working for the last 40 years of my life and I deserve it, mate.

So don't take it off me.

Yes, I have, mate.

No, no, you haven't.

And if Muldoon hadn't have taken off the taxes on the Harbour Bridge, we'd have freeways all over the country, right?

Taxpaying deserved New Zealanders.

If the All Blacks go and win in South Africa, all the talk about Super Rugby being a competition on the wane, it leaves the room immediately if that does happen.

It's roundtable time again, people, and a slight change to roundtable today.

Our good man John Day is on a well-deserved break with Mrs. John Day.

So Jamie Wall steps in for JD.

Jamie, long time, experienced, very trusted New Zealand rugby journalist who's now joined us full-time, which is excellent news.

And Watto, of course, Mark Watson, 20 years in the saddle, bleeding from the eyeballs.

Not at school today, but...

I tell you what, that's pace with a little bit of seam on it, that is, isn't it?

We've got lots of topics to talk about.

Obviously, Dave Rennie and the press conference that we had the other day.

Ted Henry is back.

The whole Mawanga thing, I know this is just, it never goes away, keeps bubbling away, Wado.