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British and Irish Lions
McGeechan is key to Lions rebuilding, insists Telfer
IAN McGeechan may have left South Africa empty-handed this time and be ready to end his love affair with the British and Irish Lions, but the man who helped him secure the last Lions triumph believes he has restored the team's reputation and must
Lions doctor warns that players are now too big to perform rugby skills
BRITISH and Irish Lions doctor James Robson believes the shape of rugby players will have to start changing after the most physical Test series the Scot has ever experienced.
McGeechan hopes coaching legacy has been secured
IAN McGeechan is confident he has established a coaching legacy that will carry the British and Irish Lions into a successful future.
Proud Vickery insists Lions brand must keep roaring
PHIL Vickery has hailed the "unbelievable experience" of a British and Irish Lions tour – and warned off those critics who question whether rugby union's greatest institution has a future.
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Gavin Hastings: Make no mistake – this thrilling tour has sealed a bright future for the Lions
Shaw suspended after being cited at Ellis Park
Lions can roar with pride
South Africa 9 - 28 British and Irish Lions: Win restores pride of Lions
Cash ensures survival of Lions
Nathan Hines: 'This was rugby of the highest class, brilliant'
Shaw cited for knee challenge as McGeechan bids farewell
South Africa 9 - 28 British and Irish Lions: Lions restore pride with closing win
Vickery sent back into the Lions' den
South Africa v British and Irish Lions: As it happened
Interview: 'Dead' match is sore reminder of 1983 Lions tour for Roger Baird
Lions desperate to finish test series with win against South Africa
Seven changes to Lions team but McGeechan still can't find place for a Scot
Botha ban upheld as De Villiers blasts media
Worsley tips recalled 'tough nut' Vickery to turn tables on 'Beast'
British and Irish Lions squad: Ford on the bench for third Springboks Test
IRB review signals intent to get tough on gouging
Predictor: South Africa v British and Irish Lions
De Villiers 'a disgrace' says O'Driscoll
De Villiers defends banned Burger
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