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Rugby Union

  • 11-04-2008 2:40pm
    #1
    High&Low
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    What two brothers have represented three different countries in Rugby Union at international level.

    Bonus point for the countries...


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  • #2
    javaboy
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    Rodney and Del Boy... I mean Steven So'oialo for NZ, Samoa and Pacific Islands?


  • #3
    High&Low
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    javaboy wrote: »
    Rodney and Del Boy... I mean Steven So'oialo for NZ, Samoa and Pacific Islands?

    Nope.

    Its three countries that are represented at the World Cup.

    Its two brothers. Both played for one of the countries (but not at the same time) and each played for one other country.

    It was in the 1990's


  • #4
    pd101
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    Was it Dmitri Yachvili and his brother. France and Georgia.


  • #5
    High&Low
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    pd101 wrote: »
    Was it Dmitri Yachvili and his brother. France and Georgia.

    Nope.

    Additional clue: One of the brothers played for a couple of seasons in Ireland in the early 1990's, for a first division club in Dublin, this was around the start of his international career.


  • #6
    RuggieBear
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    Is the Bunces and Samoa, NZ?


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  • #7
    High&Low
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    RuggieBear wrote: »
    Is the Bunces and Samoa, NZ?

    Nope and its three countries.

    They both played for their country of birth and they played for a different country each.


  • #8
    High&Low
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    Another clue:

    The country that both brothers were born in is New Zealand.


  • #9
    High&Low
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    The Dublin club that one of the brothers played for in the early 1990's was Blackrock.


  • #10
    RuggieBear
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    The Bachops. Steve and graham. Samoa, NZ and Japan.
    If it's not them i give up!


  • #11
    High&Low
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    RuggieBear wrote: »
    The Bachops. Steve and graham. Samoa, NZ and Japan.
    If it's not them i give up!

    Correct.


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  • #12
    RuggieBear
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    \o/


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