Byrne: Wales can go all the way

Lee Byrne believes Wales are capable of winning the Rugby World Cup.

Byrne: Wales can go all the way
Mon, 03 Oct, 2011 - 08:36

Lee Byrne believes Wales are capable of winning the Rugby World Cup.

Byrne and company booked a quarter-final appointment with Ireland in Wellington next Saturday after crushing Pool D opponents Fiji 66-0 at Waikato Stadium.

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