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Posted 25/06/2008 14:48:39
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Backs Move: BATH

England v Ireland, Twickenham (1994). Ireland won 13-12.

Backs Move: 10 LOOP (L1)
From 4:28, a variation with 15 coming through

Wales v France, Millennium Stadium (2006). France won 16-21.

Backs Move: EXETER
From 3:25

England v Barbarians, Twickenham (2008). England won 17-14.

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Posted 05/07/2008 03:57:26


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I think this is a great backs move not because of anything fancy to make the try just nice and simple dummy running and doing a good job at it too (just what the all blacks do best, keep things simple), I'm on about the all blacks 2nd try against England in the second test this year by the way
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