Dave Gallaher

Dave Gallaher

athlete New Zealand

Dave Gallaher was a prominent New Zealand rugby player and captain of the All Blacks during their early years. He is best known for leading the team to its first-ever international match in 1903 and for his contributions to rugby as a forward, particularly at the position of loose forward. Gallaher was renowned for his leadership skills and tactical understanding of the game, which helped lay the foundation for the All Blacks' future successes. The trophy named after him, the Dave Gallaher Trophy, symbolizes the historic rivalry between New Zealand and France in rugby.

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New Zealand New Zealand: We haven’t had the Dave Gallaher Trophy for some period of time. 6

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: All Blacks v France: Scott Robertson shows first signs of future-proofing in side for third test – Gregor Paul

New Zealand New Zealand: The All Blacks v France match was played for the Dave Gallaher Trophy. 7

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: All Blacks v France result: Dave Gallaher Trophy returns to New Zealand with dominant win