Charvis dropped as Wales face guillotine

COLIN CHARVIS has been dropped by Wales coach Scott Johnson as one of three personnel changes for the final RBS Six Nations Championship clash against France on Saturday.

Thu, 16 Mar, 2006 - 00:00
Andrew Baldock

The former national captain stands down as Wales revamp their back-row following the disappointing 18-18 draw against Italy last weekend.

Alix Popham comes in at number eight with skipper Michael Owen moving across to the blindside flank.

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