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The Events Room
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Sean Holley at 50 Years in Football Lunch with Graeme Souness
Sean Holley at 50 Years in Football Lunch with Graeme Souness
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Graeme Souness Rivalries at 50 Years in Football Lunch with Graeme Souness
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Graeme Souness Rivalries at 50 Years in Football Lunch with Graeme Souness
50 Years in Football Lunch with Graeme Souness
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50 Years in Football Lunch with Graeme Souness
Graeme Souness looking back at 50 years of football
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Graeme Souness looking back at 50 years of football
Velindre Bike Ride Fundraising at 50 Years in Football Lunch with Graeme Souness
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Velindre Bike Ride Fundraising at 50 Years in Football Lunch with Graeme Souness
Wales v New Zealand Hospitality 2022 with Bradley Davies and Rob Evans
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Wales v New Zealand Hospitality 2022 with Bradley Davies and Rob Evans
Wales v New Zealand Hospitality 2022 with Rupert Moon
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Wales v New Zealand Hospitality 2022 with Rupert Moon
Wales v New Zealand Hospitality 2022 with Rhys Webb and Bradley Davies
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Wales v New Zealand Hospitality 2022 with Rhys Webb and Bradley Davies
John Bentos Bentley at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022
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John Bentos Bentley at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022
Brian O'Driscoll at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022 (Part 2)
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Brian O'Driscoll at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022 (Part 2)
Brian O'Driscoll at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022 (Part 1)
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Brian O'Driscoll at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022 (Part 1)
Brian O'Driscoll at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022 (Part 3)
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Brian O'Driscoll at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022 (Part 3)
Wooden Spoon at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022
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Wooden Spoon at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022
Fans at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022
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Fans at the Rugby Dinner of the Year with Brian O'Driscoll 2022
Welcome to The Events Room's Wales v Ireland Hospitality 2023
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Welcome to The Events Room's Wales v Ireland Hospitality 2023
Rupert Moon at Mike Phillips' 40th Birthday at The Events Room
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Rupert Moon at Mike Phillips' 40th Birthday at The Events Room
Mike Phillips' 40th Birthday at The Events Room
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Mike Phillips' 40th Birthday at The Events Room
Mike Phillips at Mike Phillips' 40th Birthday at The Events Room
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Mike Phillips at Mike Phillips' 40th Birthday at The Events Room
Mike Rudduck at Wales v Ireland Hospitality 2023
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Mike Rudduck at Wales v Ireland Hospitality 2023
Garin Jenkins at Wales v Ireland Hospitality 2023
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Garin Jenkins at Wales v Ireland Hospitality 2023
Mike Ruddock and Kevin Ellis at Wales v Ireland Hospitality 2023
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Mike Ruddock and Kevin Ellis at Wales v Ireland Hospitality 2023
Fans at Wales v Ireland Hospitality 2023
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Fans at Wales v Ireland Hospitality 2023
Sean Holley at Jiffy's 60th Birthday at The Events Room
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Sean Holley at Jiffy's 60th Birthday at The Events Room
Quickfire at Jiffy's 60th Birthday at The Events Room
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Quickfire at Jiffy's 60th Birthday at The Events Room
Jiffy at at Jiffy's 60th Birthday at The Events Room
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Jiffy at at Jiffy's 60th Birthday at The Events Room
Big Jim at Jiffy's 60th Birthday at The Events Room
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Big Jim at Jiffy's 60th Birthday at The Events Room
Shane Williams at Wales v England Hospitality 2023
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Shane Williams at Wales v England Hospitality 2023
Tom Jones at The Events Room's Race Day 2022
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Tom Jones at The Events Room's Race Day 2022
Scott Quinnell at The Events Room's Race Day 2022
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Scott Quinnell at The Events Room's Race Day 2022
As a nz rugby fan jpr you are a legend rip
How great is Rugby, in that Time, regard , Cultures, and , the Spirit of The Game...beyond...!!
Magnificent chat. Thank you.
RIP JPR - Thanks for the memories !
Great sporting moment I’ve ever witnessed live. Tremendous ❤
Ah, the late great Surgeon, athlete and real gentleman and scholar..Mr( and Dr). J.P.R.Williams… one of the truely great sportsmen of the world when one could play rugby at the highest level part-time. What a human🙏
An anaesthetist I worked with, retired just before covid, told me he was at Med School with JPR. I asked him if he'd played rugby with JPR. He replied "...well, you definitely didn't want to play against him...".
Not only a great rugby player, but also a brilliant consultant orthopaedic surgeon as well. What a guy.
RIP JPR Williams.
R.I.P. ..Thank you for all of the memories ...Welsh Icon ...
That cheap bird with the hideous neck Tatt's.
to see his glad eyes smiling
A truly remarkable man who continued playing rugby for his local club third team well into his 50's. A titan of world rugby, now sadly gone. RIP JPR!
So sad to hear that JPR Williams has passed away, what a brilliant and fearless rugby player. Of the men who created that famous try, we have lost Phil Bennett, JPR Williams, John Pullin, and John Dawes. Rest in peace gentleman.
The best full back of all, brilliant and fearless
And also lost someone who would surely have been one of the creators if he hadn't retired prematurely the year before, the late and great Barry John. Can you imagine merging Barry John and Phil Bennett for that game?!!!
@@starmersbarber Not to mention David Duckham who has also left us with wonderful memories. Bennett and John would be considered far too small for rugby today, that is the sadness of it.
@@pauldurkee4764 Aye...I also acknowledge the late great David Duckham. It was David and Phil Bennett who got me into sidesteps when I was just a wee nipper. Both demonstrated sidestepping mastery during that game. Barry John was just before my time. As someone once commented "he could swerve past you in a phone box". It looked to be all in the hips. I recently saw his try v England in 1969 from behind the line. A total work of art.
RIP JPR
Genuine corrupted referee
2 legends in from the best sport in the world. but we call it rugby union and both proud Welshmen
One of the all time greats and an even better person. I played a lot of tennis with him and actually lost to him 7-5 6-4 in the greatest match I ever played in. It took 3 hours to play those two sets, and no matter what I threw at him the ball just kept coming back. I am pretty sure he could have been a really good professional tennis player. Maybe not the best in the world, but certainly a great player.
Neil Jenkins never quite got the recognition he deserved for the series win in 97. Nerves of steel.
Did she go into her bottom drawer and pick out the wrong gadget?
Not so much beefy now!
How big is the mic!? Lol
Beefy? More like Obesey
He really turned into a bloater, looks like a Tory and acts like one. Another Brexit gammon.
He needs to lose some weight stop drinking alcohol and just walk 100 m every day and then the next week you walk 200 m and the week after that you walk 500 m within three months you can walk five or 6 km seriously mate, lose some weight
one of the greatest all rounder in the history of the game , a neutral couldn't ask for more and I'm saying this as a Brummy British -Pakistani who had the pleasure to watch his entire cricket life . - amazing how he's changed . A legend no doubt
Is he pregnant?
Dirty dirty player Get knocked clean out in the street
I'm 65 and my dad died of leukaemia and Ian was my inspiration to complete 3 Charity walks in the eighties and ninetys 88 miles -124miles and York to London in 1992 raising over £1500. Thanks Ian you are the Top man.
You need to be a tough guy to play serious test cricket..i rest my case.
He is a tory a selfish man talking about charity really
Yep and he's raised millions for charity. I couldn't care less who he votes for.
Horrible man. I
Great Sir Ian ❤️ forever indebted
A fierce competitor on the field for England now hits childhood leukemia for six.
Sugar ray never age's what a pair of legends
Ian Botham was in his day a good dedicated cricketer.unfortunately, age catches up with all of us irrespective of health and wealth.
There's a few decades worth of fine wine and beef in that belly of his.
An intellectual powerhouse !!
Always good to hear Beefy
What happened to Ian? is he eating too much chicken tikka masla?
Wine and pheasant.
He looks 10 months pregnant. With triplets. That's shocking for someone who was an international sportsman and walked the length of the country for charity. What happened?
Chicken tikka masala.
He's not just overweight, he's not even obese. He's MORBIDLY OBESE. V dangerous to health and life.
@@user-hp6ls8qy6d Good human being.
Good Lord. No guesses to what he has been doing since media retirement. This guy had a “walk” against leukaemia?
Im 73 and ian is 8 years younger i loved walking but when those knees start to go its not easy i remember 23 years ago when he was doing his charity walks for leukemia this guy could walk faster than i could run once you stop its very hard to.motivate yourself and that's when the weight starts going on
All time great cricketer! Good guy too. I see comments from smart arses on here, about Ian’s fitness. I don’t intend to be “clever”.If Ian was my friend I would however, remind him that that sort of gut fat/body shape is a killer for men, particularly as we get older.
Too many pork pies😂
He is a Tory peer now. Lard Botham.
Which charity was is that you raised millions for?
@@andyconway3396 Oh I see. Raising millions for charity makes a famous person immune to criticism and piss taking then. That is one of the main reasons that Jimmy Savile went unchallenged. Friends in high places and raised millions for charity, so he was untouchable. Botham was a great cricketer (though not quite so good against the great West Indian side), but a bit of a bully. Fits well with his Tory view of the world. As he still works in the media, appears in adverts and sits in the House of Lords, that makes him fair game for a bit of criticism and piss-taking. Just saying that knighthoods, peerages and raising money for charity should not give people immunity from criticism.
@@portcullis5622 I guess if you do have some Saville-esc dirt to dish on Mr Botham, you should share it with the police, if that is what you are implying. I suspect that there were people in the know about Saville who said nothing and that allowed things to get where they got to. You are right, raising money for good does not make you immune from criticism, but criticism always looks better if there is a real reason to criticise, not just because you are in the House of Lords, and busy on TV. Criticise the things people do or say rather than who they are.
@@portcullis5622 'A bit of a bully'. Straight from the horse's mouth.
@@andyconway5638 Well, he also supported Brexit, so that's a good reason for criticising him. I expect he's got so big because his buddy Boris Johnson got him a cushy little sinecure as some kind of trade ambassador to Australia - which basically means drinking himself to death on a lot of Aussie vintages. I was shocked to see him, he's only in his late sixties but he could be a decade older.
Good cricketer, but i can't believe how a professional sportsman can let himself become so overweight after retiring from the game, do you just give up training or doing any exercise?.
Congratulations on a fabulous career Ian. It was always a pleasure watching you bat, bowl or field.
Legend
All those "things" he did in the past is seen from is pot belly .
More like Piggy not beefy
Never heard of you mate!
@@andyconway3396 and who are you ?
@@garrington120 Someone who doesn't publicly deride people who have done some admirable things for good causes, just because they have put some weight on later in life.