Lomu against moving World Cup games

Jonah Lomu admits a decision to move World Cup games away from earthquake-hit Christchurch “could be the worst thing they could do”.

Fri, 11 Mar, 2011 - 10:51

Jonah Lomu admits a decision to move World Cup games away from earthquake-hit Christchurch “could be the worst thing they could do”.

The February 22 quake has claimed 166 lives with many people still missing, while causing untold damage across Christchurch.

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