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Steve Fenwick, centre
Steve Fenwick (photo courtesy Western Mail)
Steve Fenwick in his grand slam days
Age 53, works as a sales rep for an electrical goods company. He says:

"The Ireland game away was particularly fiercely fought, one of the hardest games I can remember playing in.

"I'd had a particularly lucky day. I always seem to have the luck of the Irish, the wrong way round.

"I think I scored a try and a few penalties that day and managed to give JJ the other scoring pass but the team play that day was as ferocious as I've known it in any international.

"It was absolutely tooth-and-nail all the way and everybody had to be on their toes right to the whistle.

Steve Fenwick
Steve Fenwick on the terraces

"And this Welsh side have scored a few tries from their own half, etc.

"If you look at England at the moment, they wouldn't even think about it.

"But it's really positive to see that Ireland and Wales are looking to attack from all areas of the field."


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