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- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup abstract "The 1971-1972 National KO Competition was the first rugby union cup competition (for clubs) in England. Gloucester won the competition defeating Moseley in the final. In the final the Moseley lock Nigel Horton floored Dick Smith (the Gloucester openside) with a punch during the second scrum of the game and was sent off by Ron Lewis the referee. Moseley ended the game with just twelve men after their two flankers, Tim Smith and Ian Pringle, were both carried off injured.The RFU introduced this new challenge cup which quickly emerged as England’s premier Rugby Union club competition event. The final was held at Twickenham Stadium. The principal event for Rugby Union club players at this time had been the County Championship because there was no official league table for clubs.".
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- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageRevisionID "683747937".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink 1972–73_John_Player_Cup.
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- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Bedford_Blues.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Birkenhead_Park_FC.
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- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Bristol_Rugby.
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- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Colin_McFadyean.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink County_Championship_(rugby_union).
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Coventry_R.F.C..
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Exeter_Chiefs.
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- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Halifax_RUFC.
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- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink London_Irish.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink London_Scottish_F.C..
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink London_Welsh_RFC.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Mike_Burton_(rugby_union).
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Moseley_Rugby_Football_Club.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Nigel_Horton.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Northampton_Saints.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Nottingham_R.F.C..
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Oxford_R.F.C.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Penryn_(Rugby).
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Robin_Cowling.
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- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Rugby_Lions.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Sam_Doble.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Saracens_F.C..
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Sidcup.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Twickenham_Stadium.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink West_Hartlepool_R.F.C..
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Wigton_Rugby.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Wilmslow_(Rugby).
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLinkText "1971-1972".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLinkText "1971–72 John Player Cup".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup wikiPageWikiLinkText "1971–72".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup attendance "10500".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup away Moseley_Rugby_Football_Club.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup con Sam_Doble.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup date "1972-04-29".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup drop "Mickie Booth".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup drop "Tom Palmer".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup hasPhotoCollection 1971–72_John_Player_Cup.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup home Gloucester_Rugby.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup name "1971".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup nextYear "1972".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup pen "Eric Stephens".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup referee "Ron Lewis".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup score "17".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup stadium London.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup stadium Twickenham_Stadium.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup try "John Dix".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup try "Malcolm Swain".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup try "Roy Morris".
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- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup subject Category:1971–72_in_English_rugby_union.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup subject Category:1971–72_rugby_union_tournaments_for_clubs.
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup comment "The 1971-1972 National KO Competition was the first rugby union cup competition (for clubs) in England. Gloucester won the competition defeating Moseley in the final. In the final the Moseley lock Nigel Horton floored Dick Smith (the Gloucester openside) with a punch during the second scrum of the game and was sent off by Ron Lewis the referee.".
- 1971–72_John_Player_Cup label "1971–72 John Player Cup".
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