Six Nations: Woodward defends the competition

Clive Woodward has launched an impassioned defence of the Six Nations championship.

Fri, 02 Feb, 2001 - 14:29

Clive Woodward has launched an impassioned defence of the Six Nations championship.

On the eve of the tournament, Australian Rugby Union managing director John O'Neill put forward a proposal to add England and France to the current Tri-Nations series.

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