Show Notes
Elma’s made the trip to visit Mo’s cafe in Gloucester this week! Just a couple of hundred metres from Kingsholm, MOZO, owned by our Mo Hunt & her Gloucester-Hartpury co-captain and now business partner, Zoe Stratford, didn’t just welcome the GSR team, but 20 of the show’s biggest fans, all thanks to our very good friends at Vodafone! In the week that the England captaincy has changed hands from Zoe Stratford to our Sheriff Meg Jones, because Zoe has announced that she is PREGNANT, we hear all about the baby plans, the cafe plans and what’s in store for the Championship! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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