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Lawrence Dallaglio: 'Once you've won away in South Africa you think anything and everything is possible'
- Lawrence Dallaglio has told critics of South African participation in the Investec Champions Cup to stop complaining and instead use it to their advantage.
The article on Planet Rugby features an interview with former England rugby captain Lawrence Dallaglio, who reflects on England's historic victory against South Africa in Pretoria in 2000. Dallaglio describes the win as a pivotal moment that instilled a belief in the England team that they could achieve anything. He highlights the significance of beating the Springboks in their own backyard, a feat that was rare and highly respected in rugby circles. The article also touches on the current England team's challenges and opportunities, with Dallaglio expressing optimism about their potential, especially with the upcoming match against South Africa. He emphasizes the importance of such victories in building team morale and confidence, suggesting that overcoming South Africa in South Africa could similarly galvanize the current squad.
Read the Full Planet Rugby Article at:
[ https://www.planetrugby.com/news/lawrence-dallaglio-once-youve-won-away-in-south-africa-you-think-anything-and-everything-is-possible ]
Read the Full Planet Rugby Article at:
[ https://www.planetrugby.com/news/lawrence-dallaglio-once-youve-won-away-in-south-africa-you-think-anything-and-everything-is-possible ]
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