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rugby

[ruhg-bee] / ˈrʌg bi /


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"I stand by what I said last week. I wanted to see Ollie Lawrence at 13 and Fraser Dingwall at 12, with a back three of Tom Roebuck, Tommy Freeman and Freddie Steward," former England wing Ugo Monye told BBC's Rugby Union Weekly.

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"The big one is Marcus and not having him on the bench. The guy is a game-changer. He can also play full-back," former England wing Chris Ashton told BBC Rugby Union Weekly.

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"Underhill is one of the best tacklers in the game in terms of being both offensive and destructive," former Scotland captain John Barclay told BBC Rugby Union Weekly.

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Georgia said: "I'm not that sporty but I grew up in a rugby family, so I think I was attracted to the full impact aspects of ice hockey - like the fights between players."

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The former England rugby union international said she sometimes felt "lonely" growing up as she was "probably" the only deaf person in her school.

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