Shane wants to prove a point
Posted by admin on July 4, 2009
Ospreys' World Player of the Year, Shane Williams, intends to end his second British & Irish Lions tour with a smile on his face in Johannesburg today.Rugby Union Rules latest rugby news
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Posted by admin on July 4, 2009
Ospreys' World Player of the Year, Shane Williams, intends to end his second British & Irish Lions tour with a smile on his face in Johannesburg today.Posted by admin on
Leinster No 8 Jamie Heaslip says pride will urge the British & Irish Lions on to their ultimate goal of winning a Test against the world champion Springboks in Johannesburg today.Posted by admin on
THE Lions have given everything in South Africa, but the brutal truth is they have to win today’s final Test to avoid being entered in the record books for the wrong reason.Posted by admin on
LIONS hooker Matthew Rees has given an eye-opening account of how brutal modern-day rugby can be.Posted by admin on
PAUL O’CONNELL has paid tribute to missing Welsh pair Adam Jones and Gethin Jenkins as he prepares to lead the Lions into battle for the final time on their tour of South Africa.Posted by admin on
Should Ian McGeechan’s team lose at Ellis Park, it would be the first time in 118 years of meetings that the Lions have been whitewashed by the Springboks.Posted by admin on
UGO MONYE admits the Lions are “desperate” to end their tour on a winning note at Ellis Park.Posted by admin on
Bowe hasn’t really converted his early tour form into the Tests and he’s now playing out of position in the centre, up against the direct-running Fourie whose try finish last week was pure class.Posted by admin on
SCOTT GIBBS last night delivered a startling verdict on the Lions’ Test series defeat, telling Ian McGeechan’s men to stop moaning and accept they lost the physical battle against the Springboks.Posted by admin on
WORLD player of the year he might be, but Shane Williams is the only Lions winger not to have crossed the whitewash during the tour of South Africa.