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‘The Beast’ plots more try havoc in the Premiership

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The Rugby Paper Team
3 September 2017

NAPOLIONI Nalaga, one of the most devastating finishers world rugby has seen, has declared himself fit and ready to take the Premiership by storm and help re-establish newly promoted London Irish as a top-flight powerhouse.
In a storming career at Clermont Auvergne between 2007 and 2015, the mighty Fijian known as ‘The Beast’ notched 104 tries in 170 games, helping the Yellow Army lift their first Top 14 title in 2010 and reach five other major cup finals.
After two further seasons in France, in which he scored 22 tries in 32 games for Lyon, helping them win promotion in 2016, 3...

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