Ugo Monye couldn’t hold back the giggles while reviewing Wales’ performance against France in the Six Nations on BBC’s Rugby Special. Wales faced a tough match at the Principality Stadium, with France securing a commanding 54-14 win. It wasn’t just the scoreline that had fans grimacing; the crowd was the smallest for a Six Nations match at the venue. Adding to the woes, Adam Beard’s unfortunate kick blooper led to a crucial bonus-point try for France’s Matthieu Jalibert.
This slip-up became the highlight of the evening analysis. Monye, alongside Chris Ashton and John Barclay, burst into laughter while reviewing the clip on the show. Ashton commented on Beard’s tricky situation, noting it as a reflection of Wales’ current struggles. As the footage rolled, Monye’s laughter filled the studio, especially at the sight of Beard, a forward, attempting a skill out of his comfort zone. Ashton humorously added, “You see Beard and think, ‘Where’s Zammit? Pass it to him!’ but no, Beard tries his best.”
Despite the tough day for Welsh fans, Monye’s laughter and camaraderie reminded everyone that sometimes, all you can do is laugh and learn. Let’s hope for a bounce-back in the next match! 🏉💪
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