Rugby advice given
NZPA London Two prominent New Zealand rugby coaches, Fred Allen and Earle Kirton, have this week been telling the British how they can Improve their game. They believe British rugby could challenge the world’s best by making only elementary changes in approach. The former All Black
captain, Allen, who coached the AU Blacks to 41 matches without defeat during the 1060 s, has hist led an unbeaten New Zealand under 21 team te Wales. 1 have always thought the British Isles produced the best backs, but at present they are ’ betog stifled by a poor serviq> from forwards and totf. many complicated moves,” he said.
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Press, 23 November 1987, Page 44
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