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WILL come as no surprise to opposition defences who’ve tried to combat Wales’ mammoth backline – but scientists have proved that when it comes to rugby, size really is everything. Miniature maestro Shane Williams might have dazzled Welsh fans for years,...
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...6:19 pm LAMP head coach Ronda Wright thought her team might have a shot.- 12:38 am TUSCALOOSA Alabama coach Anthony Grant suspended junior forward Tony Mitchell for the rest of the...- 4:06 pm Saint James School is offering a new competitive sport beginning...
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...6:19 pm LAMP head coach Ronda Wright thought her team might have a shot.- 12:38 am TUSCALOOSA Alabama coach Anthony Grant suspended junior forward Tony Mitchell for the rest of the...- 4:06 pm Saint James School is offering a new competitive sport beginning...
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Wales' four regions - the Ospreys, Blues, Newport Gwent Dragons and Scarlets - are operating a ÂŁ3.5m salary cap from next season. Since that announcement Irish wing Tommy Bowe's return to Ulster from the Ospreys has been confirmed and Shane Williams...
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JUNCTION, Colo. Witnesses told police 20-year-old Shane Williams had a verbal fight with a woman that turned into a physical fight in which he allegedly slammed her onto the pavement early Friday. The woman, Chelsea Gallagher, said that the fight seems...
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The woman, Chelsea Gallagher, told KJCT-TV in Grand Junction (http://bit.ly/xiN80w ) that the fight seems to have stemmed from her and her girlfriend being gay. Police say Williams was arrested on suspicion of second-degree assault, possession of a...
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JUNCTION (AP) - Grand Junction police have arrested a Colorado Mesa University football player accused of assault. Witnesses told police 20-year-old Shane Williams had a verbal fight with a woman that turned into a physical fight in which he allegedly...
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...12:21 am BIRMINGHAM -- Ana Jimenez and her husband were so terrified of being sent back to their native...- 3:40 am LAMP head coach Ronda Wright thought her team might have a shot.- 12:38 am Saint James School is offering a new competitive sport beginning...
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...12:21 am BIRMINGHAM -- Ana Jimenez and her husband were so terrified of being sent back to their native...- 3:40 am LAMP head coach Ronda Wright thought her team might have a shot.- 12:38 am Saint James School is offering a new competitive sport beginning...
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...12:21 am BIRMINGHAM -- Ana Jimenez and her husband were so terrified of being sent back to their native...- 3:40 am LAMP head coach Ronda Wright thought her team might have a shot.- 12:38 am Saint James School is offering a new competitive sport beginning...
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He's also got some good ideas so I think everyone will back him ” Adam Jones Ospreys prop Jones's decision to stay coincides with changes at the Ospreys with Steve Tandy replacing Sean Holley as head coach and director of coaching Scott Johnson also...
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Sartain Hall, has...- 12:38 am TUSCALOOSA -- Still 10 seconds from making it official, Andrew Steele and Anthony Grant shared a...- 12:07 am Ryan Watts was on fire in the second half.- 12:06 am Saint James School is offering a new competitive sport beginning...
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Christian didn't give up its state basketball title without a fight.- 12:37 am Four of the first eight AISA girls state basketball semifinal and championship tournament games...- 12:55 am Saint James School is offering a new competitive sport beginning in...
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That’s because cricket was very much the number one sport for the new Wales cap during his teenage years. And he was good at it too. Good enough to play for England Under-19s and spend two years on Glamorgan’s books. But at the age of 20, the 6ft 6ins...
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"Wales have great players – I have played with and against them," says Morgan. "But we have got a great squad here that is really going to take it to them. I am really looking forward to this game." View from the valleys: 'England haven't shown us...
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There are no immediate plans for Shane to become part of the national coaching team, although assistant coach Rob Howley this week confirmed that it was a possibility. Williams would jump at the opportunity. “It’s something I would love to do,” he said.
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He’s not being made to be quicker or more powerful, it all looks very natural for him.” North, 19, has found himself thrown into the spotlight even more during this Six Nations championship as Wales have lost the talent of record try-scorer Shane...
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About Shane Williams
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Shane Mark Williams (born 26 February 1977 Swansea, Wales) is a Welsh rugby union player who plays as a wing for the Ospreys and Wales, and who can also play scrum-half. Williams is notable for his well-known side-step, acceleration and his ability to find open space through opposition defence. Shane has been described as one of the most... Full Article
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LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 10: Chris Wyles of Saracens beats Shane Williams (L) and Dan Biggar of Ospreys to score a try during the Heineken Cup Match between Saracens and Ospreys at Wembley Stadium on December 10, 2011 in London, England.
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Wales' winger Shane Williams celebrates as he scores a try in his 87th and final appearance during the International Rugby Union match between Wales and Australia at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, on December 3, 2011.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Wales wing Shane Williams (c) sheds a tear during the national anthem flanked by Ryan Jones (l) and Scott Andrew before the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Wales wing Shane Williams and his children on his lap of honour after the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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Wales' Shane Williams (top) is tackled by Australia's Will Genia during their friendly rugby international test match at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, December 3, 2011.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Wales wing Shane Williams waves to the crowd with his children on his lap of honour after the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Shane Wiiliams of Wales in action during the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Shane Wiiliams of Wales pictured with his children afterhis Final International match after the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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Wales' winger Shane Williams scores a try in his 87th and final appearance during the International Rugby Union match between Wales and Australia at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, on December 3, 2011. Australia beat Wales 24-18.
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Wales' Shane Williams runs to score a try against Australia during their friendly rugby international test match at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales December 3, 2011.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Shane Wiiliams of Wales looks to break through the defence of Radiko Samo and Berrick Barnes of Australia during the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Shane Wiiliams of Wales looks for a way past Will Genia of Australia during the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Shane Wiiliams of Wales is tackled by Will Genia of Australia during the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Wallabies centre Berrick Barnes races past Wales wing Shane Williams (floor) to score the third try during the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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Australia's Flanker Scott Higginbotham (C) is tackled by Wales' winger Shane Williams (L) during the International Rugby Union match between Wales and Australia at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, on December 3, 2011.
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Australia's Winger Lachie Turner (L) has a try disallowed while being tackled by Wales' winger Shane Williams (R) on December 3, 2011 during a one-off international rugby union match at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
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Wales' Shane Williams (R) tackles Australia's Lachie Turner during their friendly rugby international test match at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, December 3, 2011.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Wales wing Shane Williams runs at Wallabies player Lachie Turner during the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Wales wing Shane Williams is tackled by the Wallabies defence during the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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Wales' winger Shane Williams' shoes are pictured bearing the words ''Bye Bye'' for his fans in his 87th and final appearance during the International Rugby Union match between Wales and Australia at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, on December 3, 2011.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Lachie Turner of Australia wins the ball from Shane Wiiliams of Wales during the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Wales wing Shane Williams enters the field before the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Wales wing Shane Williams tackles Wallabies scrum half Will Genia during the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 03: Shane Wiiliams of Wales acknowledges the crowd, as he leads his team out in his final Internationasl match during the Test match between Wales and the Australian Wallabies at Millennium Stadium on December 3, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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CARDIFF, WALES - DECEMBER 02: Wales inger Shane Williams (c) in action during the Wales captains run ahead of his final international game against Australia at Millennium Stadium on December 2, 2011 in Cardiff, Wales.
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LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 10: Chris Wyles of Saracens beats Shane Williams (L) and Dan Biggar of Ospreys to score a try during the Heineken Cup Match between Saracens and Ospreys at Wembley Stadium on December 10, 2011 in London, England.
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