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Who is the rugby fullback who won 51 caps playing for Scotland?
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Most Scotland football caps and still playing?
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Who is austin healey and why is he famous?
Austin Healey is was born October 26th 1973. He is a former rugby player. He has became famous for his time playing rugby and becoming a great athlete. He has 51 English caps and 2 lion caps, which are very good awards in the rugby field. Austin Healey has worked very hard to develop the name brand he has today.
Did Simon culhane play in the all blacks?
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How many caps did neil jenkins get for wales rugby?
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Tallest scottish rugby union player ever?
Richard metcalfe,born in leeds nov.21st 1973.seven foot tall[213cm] he won 11 caps for Scotland between 2000-'02
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How many caps did Kenny Dalglish win for Scotland?
102
Most capped French rugby center?
Joseph Moores with 114 caps
Who is Scotland's most capped football player?
Kenny Dalglish is Scotland's most capped footballer with 102 caps.
England's most capped rugby union full back?
Not surprisingly this is dominated by players of the modern era as many more tests are played each year than there used to be. Whilst Jason Robinson, Josh Lewsey, Iain Balshaw all have more England Caps: Robinson - 51, 5 Lions, Rugby League: 12 GB, 7 Eng and 1 Rest of World Lewsey - 55 Eng and 3 Lions Balshaw - 35 Eng and 3 lions All those three won a significant amount of their caps at wing so it is someone who is often called the forgotten man of English Rugby who has the most caps at fullback: Matt Perrywho has 36 and 3 lions who takes that particular award.
Who won the most international caps for Scotland?
Kenny Dalglish with 102 appearances.
How many caps did ian macmillan win for Scotland?
Ian McMillan was capped 6 times by Scotland between 1952 and 1961.
