Barbarian Men
Robert Bainbridge Taylor
Flanker
Matches
Points
Country
England
Playing Record
Games
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Men
16 Dec 1967 / Twickenham
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Barbarians
6
11
New Zealand XV (non-cap)
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Men
10 May 1969 / Old Wanderers Ground
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Barbarians
29
3
Quaggas
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Men
21 May 1969 / Newlands
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Barbarians
14
16
Southern Universities
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Men
26 May 1969 / Salisbury
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Barbarians
24
21
Zimbabwe
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Men
28 Mar 1964 / National Stadium
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Cardiff
21
3
Barbarians
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Men
13 Apr 1968 / National Stadium
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Cardiff
16
11
Barbarians
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Men
27 Feb 1969 / Welford Road
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Leicester Tigers
11
19
Barbarians
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Men
02 Nov 1965 / Stradey Park
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Llanelli
15
28
Barbarians
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Men
19 Apr 1967 / Sudbury
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London Wasps
8
36
Barbarians
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Men
14 May 1969 / ABSA Stadium
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Natal Sharks
16
14
Barbarians
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Men
31 Mar 1964 / Rodney Parade
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Newport
3
23
Barbarians
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Men
20 Apr 1965 / Rodney Parade
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Newport
9
8
Barbarians
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Men
16 Apr 1965 / Recreation Ground
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Penarth
13
26
Barbarians
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Men
15 Apr 1968 / St Helen's
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Swansea
16
22
Barbarians
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Statistics
Robert Bainbridge Taylor
Robert Bainbridge Taylor was born in Northampton on 30 April 1942 and educated at Northampton Grammar School and King Alfred's College, Winchester before qualifying as a teacher. He played club rugby in the back-row for Northampton and gained 16 caps for England between 1966 and 1971 - 10 at wing-forward and six at number 8 and captain against France in 1970. He also captained England & Wales XV v Scotland & Ireland XV in the RFU centenary match of October 1970. In 2007/08 Bob Taylor was president of the RFU. His 14 games for the Barbarians included the game against New Zealand in 1967 and the tour to South Africa in 1969 when he captained the side against Quaggas and Southern Universities; he was also Barbarians' captain against Leicester that year. On the 1968 British Isles' tour to South Africa he played in 14 matches, including four tests.
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