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    Swallows Old Collegians friendly

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailJanuary 25, 2015No Comments1 Min Read
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    The linesman gestures as Swallows and Old Collegians take a line-out in the first-team clash at the Oval in Grahamstown on Saturday 24 January.

    The linesman gestures as Swallows and Old Collegians take a line-out in the first-team clash at the Oval in Grahamstown on Saturday 24 January.

    Old Collegians won what Swallows coach Philip Wilson called a well-played game 19-10. 'They're fitter than us,' he said. 'And younger!' The season-opener friendly was to test combinations, said Collegians coach Nxaba Lamani, who lost a First Reserve player to a fractured wrist in the earlier match. Photo: Sue Maclennan

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