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1973 Five Nations Championship squads

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

These are the 1973 Five Nations Championship squads:

Main article: 1973 Five Nations Championship

England

Head coach: John Elders

  1. Fran Cotton
  2. Dick Cowman
  3. Sam Doble
  4. David Duckham
  5. Geoff Evans
  6. Tony Jorden
  7. Peter Larter
  8. Alan Morley
  9. Tony Neary
  10. Peter Preece
  11. John Pullin (c.)
  12. Chris Ralston
  13. Andy Ripley
  14. Steve Smith
  15. Peter Squires
  16. Stack Stevens
  17. Roger Uttley
  18. Peter Warfield
  19. John Watkins
  20. Jan Webster

France

Head coach: Jean Desclaux

  1. Jean-Michel Aguirre
  2. Richard Astre
  3. Jean-Louis Azarete
  4. Christian Badin
  5. Max Barrau
  6. Jean-Pierre Bastiat
  7. René Benesis
  8. Roland Bertranne
  9. Pierre Biemouret
  10. Roger Bourgarel
  11. Jack Cantoni
  12. Elie Cester
  13. André Darrieussecq
  14. Claude Dourthe
  15. Michel Droitecourt
  16. Alain Esteve
  17. Jean Iracabal
  18. André Lubrano
  19. Jean-Pierre Lux
  20. Jo Maso
  21. Michel Pebeyre
  22. Jean-François Phliponeau
  23. Jean-Pierre Romeu
  24. Olivier Saïsset
  25. Walter Spanghero (c.)
  26. Jean Trillo
  27. Armand Vaquerin

Ireland

Head coach: Syd Millar

  1. Jim Buckley
  2. Roger Clegg
  3. Seamus Dennison
  4. Tony Ensor
  5. Mike Gibson
  6. Tom Grace
  7. Ken Kennedy
  8. Tom Kiernan (c.)*
  9. Sean Lynch
  10. Kevin Mays
  11. Willie John McBride (c.)
  12. Barry McGann
  13. Stewart McKinney
  14. Ray McLoughlin
  15. Wallace McMaster
  16. Richard Milliken
  17. Mick Molloy
  18. John Moloney
  19. Terry Moore
  20. Michael Quinn
  21. Fergus Slattery

Scotland

Head coach: Bill Dickinson

  1. Peter Brown (c.)
  2. Hamish Bryce
  3. Sandy Carmichael
  4. Bobby Clark
  5. Ian Forsyth
  6. Andy Irvine
  7. Wilson Lauder
  8. Alan Lawson
  9. Nairn MacEwan
  10. Ian McGeechan
  11. Alastair McHarg
  12. Ian McLauchlan
  13. Jock Millican
  14. Dougie Morgan
  15. Jim Renwick
  16. David Shedden
  17. Billy Steele
  18. Gordon Strachan
  19. Colin Telfer
  20. Ronald Wright

Wales

Head coach: Clive Rowlands

  1. Phil Bennett
  2. Roy Bergiers
  3. John Bevan
  4. Tommy David
  5. Gerald Davies
  6. Mervyn Davies
  7. Gareth Edwards
  8. Arthur Lewis (c.)
  9. Phil Llewellyn
  10. John Lloyd
  11. Dai Morris
  12. Derek Quinnell
  13. Jim Shanklin
  14. Glyn Shaw
  15. John Taylor
  16. Delme Thomas
  17. J. J. Williams
  18. J. P. R. Williams
  19. Jeff Young

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