Warner eyes Australia return

Leinster fly-half Christian Warner wants to go home to Australia.

Mon, 07 Mar, 2005 - 17:30

Leinster fly-half Christian Warner wants to go home to Australia.

Warner, 29, is the first Australian to go public with his desire to end his self-imposed exile and join the Perth Super 14 franchise under former All Blacks coach John Mitchell.

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