JPR Williams

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JPR Williams is a legendary Welsh rugby union fullback renowned for his key role in Wales’ dominant teams of the 1970s and his iconic performances for the British and Irish Lions.

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instanceOf human
rugby union fullback
rugby union player
awardReceived induction into the International Rugby Hall of Fame
induction into the World Rugby Hall of Fame
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
Wales
dateOfBirth 1949-03-02
educatedAt Millfield School NERFINISHED
St Mary’s Hospital Medical School NERFINISHED
era 1970s Wales national rugby union team
familyName Williams
fieldOfWork medicine
orthopaedic surgery
fullName John Peter Rhys Williams NERFINISHED
givenName John NERFINISHED
Peter
Rhys NERFINISHED
knownFor iconic sideburns and physical style of play
long-range goal kicking
memberOfSportsTeam Bridgend RFC NERFINISHED
British and Irish Lions NERFINISHED
London Welsh RFC NERFINISHED
Wales national rugby union team NERFINISHED
nationality Welsh
notableAchievement key figure in Wales’ Grand Slam-winning sides of the 1970s
starred on British and Irish Lions tours to New Zealand and South Africa in the 1970s
notableWork key role in Wales rugby union team of the 1970s
test series performances for the British and Irish Lions
occupation orthopaedic surgeon
rugby union player
placeOfBirth Bridgend NERFINISHED
Wales NERFINISHED
positionPlayed fullback
representedBy British and Irish Lions at international level in rugby union
Wales at international level in rugby union
scoringMethod drop goals
penalty goals
tries
sexOrGender male
sport rugby union
sportNumberOfCaps 55 for Wales (approximate)
8 for British and Irish Lions (approximate)
styleOfPlay counter-attacking fullback
powerful runner
strong tackler

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