Barbarian Men
Robert Wilson Shaw
Fly-half
11
Matches
39
Points
Country
Scotland
Playing Record
Games
|
Men
26 Dec 1934 / Rectory Field
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Blackheath
13
16
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
31 Mar 1934 / National Stadium
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Cardiff
9
14
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
11 Apr 1936 / National Stadium
|
Cardiff
7
3
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
20 Apr 1935 / National Stadium
|
Cardiff
5
20
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
27 Dec 1934 / Welford Road
|
Leicester Tigers
5
6
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
27 Dec 1935 / Welford Road
|
Leicester Tigers
0
0
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
04 May 1935 / Twickenham
|
London
3
34
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
03 Apr 1934 / Rodney Parade
|
Newport
6
11
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
13 Apr 1936 / St Helen's
|
Swansea
8
19
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
02 Apr 1934 / St Helen's
|
Swansea
6
12
Barbarians
|
|
|
Men
22 Apr 1935 / St Helen's
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Swansea
3
16
Barbarians
|
|
Statistics
11
Games Played
2
Wins
8
Losses
1
Draws
39
Points
Robert Wilson Shaw
Robert Wilson Shaw was born in Glasgow on 11 April 1913. Originally capped by Scotland as a wing in 1934 he went on to be one of the most celebrated fly-halves of his generation. He won 19 caps and toured Argentina with the British team in 1936. The first of his 11 games for the Barbarians was on the Easter tour of 1934, scoring two tries and a conversion in the 14-9 victory over Cardiff. He captained Scotland nine times and became president of the Scottish Rugby Union in 1970-71. Wilson Shaw died on 23 July 1979.
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