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Barbarian Men

Derek Leslie Quinnell

No.8

10

Matches

0

Point

Country

Wales

Playing Record

Games
24 Oct 1970
County Ground
Barbarians
9
29
Fiji XV
27 Jan 1973
National Stadium
Barbarians
23
11
New Zealand XV (non-cap)
16 Dec 1978
National Stadium
Barbarians
16
18
New Zealand XV (non-cap)
17 Oct 1973
Coundon Road
Coventry
19
30
Barbarians
24 Feb 1977
Franklin's Gardens
East Midlands
7
57
Barbarians
04 Mar 1971
Franklin's Gardens
East Midlands
14
18
Barbarians
27 Dec 1972
Welford Road
Leicester Tigers
26
16
Barbarians
27 Dec 1975
Welford Road
Leicester Tigers
11
20
Barbarians
12 Apr 1974
Recreation Ground
Penarth
10
73
Barbarians
15 Apr 1974
St Helen's
Swansea
12
16
Barbarians
Statistics
10 Games Played
6 Wins
4 Losses

Derek Leslie Quinnell

Derek Leslie Quinnell was born in Llanelli on 22 May 1949 and educated at Coleshill School in the town. He played test rugby for the British Isles against New Zealand in 1971, a year before he won the first of his 23 caps for Wales as a lock and no. 8. A member of the Llanelli side that beat New Zealand 9-3 in 1972, he also played for the Scarlets against Tonga in 1974, Australia in 1975 and against the All Blacks for a second time in 1980. He led West Wales against New Zealand in 1978 and captained hise club in 1979-80. His 32 appearances for the British Isles over the course of three tours to Australasia and South Africa between 1971 and 1980 included five tests and the captaincy of the Lions in five provincial matches in South Africa in 1980. His 10 games for the Barbarians included the famous game against New Zealand in 1973 and the captaincy against the same opponents five years later. Three sons, Scott, Craig and Gavin, also played for the Barbarians. Derek Quinnell is a member of the current Club committee. See also - Roll of Honour : Profiles

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