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Farewell Shane Williams. You served us well.

McLongWhiteCloud's picture

It was a hugely emotional day in Cardiff for one of the best wingers ever to don a rugby jersey. Once I again I got up at stupid - o'clock to watch a match that I kinda knew we wouldn't win but today wasn't about the result... it was all about the boy who'll forever be known in the valleys as Magic Daps.
Cheers Shane!

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shane who?

Indeed. One of the all time greats. A phenomenal scoring record in a team that usually went backwards. Sidesteps to die for. And seemingly a lovely bloke to boot.

He was an inch away (stephen Jones conversion) from bowing out in a world cup final. Which I think we may well have won....

Shane am byth!

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Dave Holley | 4 December 2011 - 6:58pm

There wasn't a chance of him passing that out

to Leigh Halfpenny if he could have avoided it :-)

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stimpy | 4 December 2011 - 7:19pm

Best winger since Gerald Davies?

The speed, the outrageous sidesteps - and he could tackle

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Olthwaite | 4 December 2011 - 7:46pm

Yes, he is / was.

the only thing that's missing is the 'tache.

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McLongWhiteCloud | 4 December 2011 - 8:01pm

Diolch Shane

It was a pleasure to have seen him play - he possibly gave me more pleasure than any other rugby player. Probably the last of the little (average size, that is) men to play the game. Remember him this way:

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Jon | 4 December 2011 - 8:30pm

The small man's revenge on the big man

I think this was Gerald's definition of a sidestep. I always think of that when I watch shane.

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Dave Holley | 4 December 2011 - 9:13pm

Unless

you are Scott Gibbs. He had a habit of just battering down whatever was in front of him.

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McLongWhiteCloud | 4 December 2011 - 9:26pm
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