Greg Inglis is too have a shoulder operation at the end of the season, meaning he will miss the four nations.
Shame for him, but good news for any opposition.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 959937.stm
Inglis to miss four nations
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Re: Inglis to miss four nations
With Steve Macnamara in charge England would still have no chance if the Australians played only their second stringers. Hopeless at the Bulls, no chance as England boss
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Re: Inglis to miss four nations
butt monkey wrote:With Steve Macnamara in charge England would still have no chance if the Australians played only their second stringers. Hopeless at the Bulls, no chance as England boss
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