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With his brother Robbie, Henry Paul is one of the best-known names in rugby league. Both play for Super League team Bradford Bulls.
New Zealander Henry has been playing for the Bulls since 1998. Before that he played for Wakefield Trinity and then Wigan Warriors. His position is stand-off.
His full name is Henry Rangi Paul - 'Rangi' means 'Heaven' in English - while his nickname is Sauce!
Henry learned how to play rugby at school in New Zealand. He played for a number of teams in NZ, including the team he supported as a child, Te Atatu Roosters, before joining Wigan in 1992.
The Paul brothers are a talented pair. Last year they released a single with their band Massey, named after a town in New Zealand. They played a couple of dates at the end of 2000 and plan to release a new single and album in 2001. They also released a cover version of 'Ain't no stopping us now' in 1999.
He has had an incredibly successful career. Besides playing for his country, he's won the Challenge Cup with both Bradford and Wigan, was Grand Final runner-up with the Bulls, and Premiership and Super League Final winner with the Warriors.
Away from rugby league, Henry enjoys playing golf, tennis and basketball. He also likes music and computers.
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