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31 December 2014
Golly! They never seem to sleep at www.planetrugby.com ! While we is New Zealand are in full summer holiday mode the great website continues on and on! Check out this list of their best moments and numbers from 2014. And thanks again to them.
http://www.planetrugby.com/story/0,25883,16016_9625233,00.html
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Arguably he was the slowest back on the field but nothing could stop the flying Mortlock; his try that greatly assisted the Aussies in their 22-10 sensational dispatch of the All Blacks.
Gala and Scotland
24 internationals for Scotland 1977–84
A strong and fiery prop from the Scottish Borders area, who gained immortality in Scottish eyes by being Scotland’s captain in the 1983–84 Five Nations championship series – its first outright win of the championship for 46 years. It was also Scotland’s first Grand Slam (winning over each of the other four teams) since 1925.
Dr Danie Craven is often called 'The Father of South African Rugby' - what was he a doctor of?
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7 January 2015 (10 years ago)
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Nice tribute to Jack Hazlett, Keith. I enjoyed reading your obituary and I appreciate that you write obituaries for those All Blacks that have moved on.