Phil Bennett

Phil Bennett

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Phil Bennett is a former Welsh rugby union player, widely regarded as one of the sport's greatest fly-halves. Known for his dazzling footwork and creative playmaking, he was a key figure in the legendary Welsh teams of the 1970s, contributing to several Grand Slam victories. Bennett's skill and flair on the field have left an indelible mark on Welsh rugby and inspired countless players after him.

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Ireland Ireland: Phil Bennett was a key player in the generational Welsh team that achieved significant success. 9

Gareth Edwards Jj Williams Gareth Davies Jpr Williams Jacques Fouroux Jean Pierre Romeu Jean Pierre Rives Jean Pierre Bastiat Dominique Harize Jean Claude Skrela Steven Fenwick Dan Sheehan Ronan Kelleher Peato Mauvaka Juilien Marchand Andrew Porter Uini Atonio Joe Mccarthy Emanuel Meafou Josh Van Der Flier Paul Boudehent Caelan Doris Gregory Alldritt Jamison Gibson Park Antoine Dupont Hugo Keenan Thomas Ramos
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Why the hell is Ireland v France on at 2.15pm on a Saturday? This is a rugby rivalry for the ages – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Phil Bennett is celebrated for his remarkable skills on the rugby field. 9

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Blame the administrators and not the coaches for the state of Welsh rugby – The Irish Times