The combined efforts of, from left, Eric Hughes, Gary Stephens and George Fairbairn, failed to prevent the powerful New Zealand rugby league centre, Olsen Filipaina, from scoring his try against Great Britain at the Show Grounds last Sunday. Filipaina, in the photograph, at left, has received a pass from Mark Broadhurst and is confronted by the three defenders. Only Hughes managed to retain a precarious hold as Filipaina scored (above), Fairbairn having been shunted backwards, and Stephens knocked sideways.
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Press, 11 August 1979, Page 12
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79The combined efforts of, from left, Eric Hughes, Gary Stephens and George Fairbairn, failed to prevent the powerful New Zealand rugby league centre, Olsen Filipaina, from scoring his try against Great Britain at the Show Grounds last Sunday. Filipaina, in the photograph, at left, has received a pass from Mark Broadhurst and is confronted by the three defenders. Only Hughes managed to retain a precarious hold as Filipaina scored (above), Fairbairn having been shunted backwards, and Stephens knocked sideways. Press, 11 August 1979, Page 12
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