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SCOTLAND 1963 v WALES JERSEY - STAN COUGHTRIE

WRM-0977-jyinsc1963vewa-coughtrie9

 

SCOTLAND 1963 v WALES JERSEY - STAN COUGHTRIE
 

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 A No 9 Scotland international jersey from the collection of Clive Rowlands, Wales 1963-65. The jersey was worn by the Scottish scrum half Stan Coughtrie in the infamous line-out match at Murrayfield. During this match there were 111 line-outs, many of them the result of Clive Rowlands kicking directly into touch. It's Clive's claim that they changed the laws to kicking direct into touch could only be done from inside the 25 yard line as a result of this match. Wales won the game 6-0, it was Clive's first victory in the scarlet shirt of Wales.  

 

date: manufacturer badge: inside badge: number: inside number: label: washing label  size:
1963 RW Forsyth embroided onto the jersey white plastic stitched to the ouline in navy and white stiched to outline inside jersey 40"
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WRM-0977-jyinsc1963vewa-coughtrie9 13.jpg (363921 bytes) A No 9 Scotland international jersey from the collection of Clive Rowlands, Wales 1963-65. The jersey was worn by the Scottish scrum half Stan Coughtrie in the infamous line-out match at Murrayfield. During this match there were 111 line-outs, many of them the result of Clive Rowlands kicking directly into touch.

 

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