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Ah, some sense at last. In his most recent Rolling Maul (well worth a read for many reasons, primarily it seems something to argue with your PC screen about) the esteemed Sunday Times Rugby correspondent ...

Stephen Jones Big Ups Big Nathan

by Rory Baldwin (Scribe)

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January 07, 2009


Ah, some sense at last. In his most recent Rolling Maul (well worth a read for many reasons, primarily it seems something to argue with your PC screen about) the esteemed Sunday Times Rugby correspondent has highlighted Big Nathan’s possible usefulness as a Lions tourist:

Nathan Hines (Perpignan)

He has had his injury problems, he has had his moody periods—notably when he decided to retire from Scotland, although in the dire reign of Matt Williams as coach this was seen as compulsory, not disloyal.

Hines, however, is hardcore. Someone has to stand opposite Bakkies Botha on tour and give back in kind everything Bakkies dishes out, in deed or word. At present, Hines seems to be the leading candidate to out-Bakkies Bakkies. He is big, tough and uncompromising, and if you can become a hero in a tough place like Perpignan then you have it all going for you.

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