Rugby team musicians entertain Luxembourg bus passengers
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Bus passengers joined in with the players' impromptu gig
A Dorset rugby team has been causing a stir off the pitch with an impromptu live ukulele session on a Luxembourg bus.
The Sherborne RFC 1st rugby team have a tradition of giving musical performances after matches, while on tour.
Footage of them on a recent visit to the Grand Dutchy was shared on social media.
Player Jamie Davidson said the response from passers-by had been "awesome".
Sherborne RFC 1st rugby team on the pitch before the impromptu music sessions
Jamie Davidson and some of his team played in streets, bars and on a local bus
The team was on its annual tour, which included a match against the Luxembourg national side - and they won 31 - 26.
They later played in streets, bars and on a local bus.
"They loved it, they kept telling us to play - we would start playing and quickly gather a crowd," Mr Davidson said.
"We always like to do a bit of rehearsing to make sure it's at least half decent."
He said one Luxembourg businessman was so impressed he offered to fly them back to entertain a conference, adding: "We'll have to learn a few more songs."
The Sherborne RFC 1st rugby team have a tradition of giving musical performances after matches, while on tour
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