Peel eager to make up for missing All Blacks clash

WALES scrum-half Dwayne Peel will return to Test match action on Friday night – and launch what will probably be his last international season as a Sale Sharks player.

Wed, 11 Nov, 2009 - 00:00

Andrew Baldock

Cardiff Blues or Peel’s former regional team, the Llanelli-based Scarlets, appear possible destinations.

The 28-year-old admits it was “bitterly disappointing” to miss out on Wales’ Millennium Stadium appointment with New Zealand last weekend.

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Courts Rugby Place: Llanelli Place: Wales’Place: Millennium Stadium Place: New Zealand Person: Peel Person: Dwayne Peel Event: Guinness Premiership Event: LV= Cup Organisation: All Blacks Organisation: Sale Sharks Organisation: Sale Organisation: Cardiff Blues Organisation: Newport Gwent Dragons Organisation: International Rugby Board Organisation: Premier Rugby Organisation: Wales

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