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independent.ie | Daniel Schofield
Widely considered the greatest Lion of all time owing to his five tours, including the undefeated 1974 visit to South Africa when he captained the side, McBride bemoaned the fact that touring squads used to consist exclusively of “native” players in an interview with the South African publication Rapport. By contrast, Farrell selected more New Zealand-born players (Jamison Gibson-Park, Bundee Aki, and James Lowe) than he did Welsh players (Tomos Williams and Jac Morgan).
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msn.com | Daniel Schofield
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sports.yahoo.com | Daniel Schofield
British and Irish Lions legend Willie John McBride says he is “bothered” by the number of foreign-born players that Andy Farrell selected in his squad to tour Australia. Widely considered the greatest Lion of all time owing to his five tours, including the undefeated 1974 visit to South Africa when he captained the side, McBride bemoaned the fact that touring squads used to consist exclusively of “native” players in an interview with the South African publication Rapport.
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sports.yahoo.com | Daniel Schofield
As indicated by having a tattoo with the quote “everything happens for a reason” on his wrist, Danny Care is a firm believer in fate. Originally, he had a plan to retire at the end of next season, although undoubtedly he would have been tempted to hang on for one more campaign to play past his 40th birthday and overtake Richard Wigglesworth’s record for most Premiership appearances. AdvertisementBut on Tuesday afternoon, the Harlequins scrum-half announced that this season would be his last.
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telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Schofield
By contrast, Farrell selected more New Zealand-born players (Jamison Gibson-Park, Bundee Aki, and James Lowe) than he did Welsh players (Tomos Williams and Jac Morgan). Farrell also picked a pair of players born in both Australia (Mack Hansen and Sione Tuipulotu) and South Africa (Duhan van der Merwe and Pierre Schoeman).
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