Sun, 30 May, 2004 - 18:05
England 12 Barbarians 32
Hopes that England’s annual fixture against the Barbarians would unveil the next generation of World Cup winners proved somewhat optimistic as Clive Woodward’s development side were swept aside at Twickenham this afternoon.
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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: TwickenhamPerson: Clive WoodwardPerson: Mark ReganPerson: WoodwardPerson: Lawrence DallaglioPerson: Dave WalderPerson: Jason LeonardPerson: Shane HorganPerson: LeonardPerson: Bruce ReihanaPerson: Bobby SkinstadPerson: Malcolm O’KellyPerson: SkinstadPerson: Mark RobinsonPerson: David HumphreysPerson: Humphreys’Person: HorganPerson: Michael HorakPerson: Nick WalshePerson: Brian O’DriscollPerson: RobinsonPerson: WallabyPerson: Owen FineganPerson: WalderPerson: ReihanaPerson: HumphreysPerson: Hugh VyvyanPerson: Andy HazellEvent: World CupEvent: Zurich PremiershipEvent: Triple CrownOrganisation: BarbariansOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: NewcastleOrganisation: HarlequinsOrganisation: Barbarians’Organisation: Springbok



