British Lions' head coach Ian McGeechan gestures during a training session at St David's School, Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday July 1, 2009. The British Lions will play South Africa in the last of three test matches this Saturday. (AP Photo/Paul Thomas. AP Photo logo AP Photo 4 months ago

British Lions' head coach Ian McGeechan gestures during a training session at St David's School, Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday July 1, 2009. The British Lions will play South Africa in the last of three test matches this Saturday. (AP Photo/Paul Thomas.

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