Nick farr jones autobiography of miss
Nick farr jones autobiography of miss
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Major teams: New South Wales
Country: Australia
Test span: 1984-93
Test caps: 63 (62 starts)
Test points: 37 (9T)
Rugby’s Greatest: Nick Farr-Jones
Nick Farr-Jones was part of the Wallabies’ ‘Holy Trinity’, alongside his half-back partner Michael Lynagh and David Campese.
Indeed, it was even said that the quick-thinking No 9 created 46 of Campo’s 64 Test tries.
Brought up in Sydney, where he only took up the game at 13, Farr-Jones made his debut on the 1984 Grand Slam tour. Two years later he was instrumental to Australia’s series triumph in New Zealand; his performance into a gale in Wellington – with blindside snipes and shrewd link play with the forwards – was a joy to behold.
Despite a fourth-placed finish at the 1987 World Cup, Farr-Jones had a fine tournament dictating his team’s tempo.
He was soon chosen by coach Bob Dwyer to captain the Wallabies at 25.
The following year Australia welcomed the Lions and in the first Test he gave another model demons