Fly-half won 112 caps and scored more than 600 points for Wales.
Dan Biggar feels that the future is bright for Wales after his Test career drew to a close following an agonising Rugby World Cup exit.
Wales only avoided the wooden spoon by beating Italy in Rome as their campaign played out against a back-drop of contractual and financial uncertainty in Welsh professional rugby that almost led to a players’ strike prior to facing England in Cardiff. “I have got no doubt they will achieve some really good things if they keep the squad together and allow boys like Sam Costelow some time in that 10 seat and allow him to drive it and make it his team.
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Dan Biggar confident future is bright for Wales as Test career draws to endFly-half won 112 caps and scored more than 600 points for Wales.
Weiterlesen »
Prince of Wales to watch Wales play Argentina in Rugby World CupThe patron of the Welsh Rugby Union is set to make a flying visit to France on Saturday.
Weiterlesen »
Prince of Wales to watch Wales play Argentina in Rugby World CupThe patron of the Welsh Rugby Union is set to make a flying visit to France on Saturday.
Weiterlesen »
Rugby World Cup: Dan Biggar delivers message to young Wales teammates as he retires from Test rugbyAt 111 caps, Biggar has played his last match for his country and leaves behind a legacy as one of the best to ever don the red No.10 jersey.
Weiterlesen »
Prince George joins Prince William to watch the rugby in royal firstThe Prince of Wales and his oldest son travelled to France to watch Wales V Argentina
Weiterlesen »