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Published 12:09 31 Mar 2020 BST
Updated 12:14 31 Mar 2020 BST
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The gang are racing through Netflix and Disney+ but Barry Murphy is also dipping back into the back catalogue of classic rugby matches that the likes of Sky, BT and eir Sport are showing, as well as the ones available on YouTube.
BARRY: I watched the All Blacks versus Ireland game in Chicago, Trimby. Was a good game. Jesus, a good game. You played well, Trimby. Well done! I also watched the All Blacks versus England in 1997, which was a 27-all draw in Twickenham. New Zealand had Lomu, Cullen, Jeff Wilson and Mehrtens. England. Would highly recommend that." ANDREW: Was it still that era where players naively thought that if their hips told the defender one thing, then the defender would fall for that. That was probably just about the end of that, was it? BARRY: Yeah! There were loads of dummies, like!Other classics well worth a watch are Leinster's 2012 European Cup semi-final win over Clermont, Connacht's 2016 Guinness PRO12 final win over Leinster and Munster's Miracle Match against Gloucester... to name but a few. Also covered on the show:
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