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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 33. Chapters: Jonathan Davies, Shane Williams, Lewis Jones, Dai Prosser, Roy John, Scott Gibbs, Billy Boston, Arthur Bassett, Richard Eyres, Dai Hiddlestone, Fred Perrett, Glyn Shaw, John Thorley, Tom Arthur, Samuel Clark, Allan Bateman, Leslie Manfield, Ambrose Baker, Edward Pegge, Rees Stephens, Fred Hutchinson, Harold Thomas, Andrew Bishop, Mark Jones, William Richard Arnold, David Harris Davies, David Jenkins, Charlie Pugh, Darren Morris, Howell Jones, Harold Jones, Glyn Prosser, Dai Edwards, Edwin Williams, Rupert Moon, Kevin Morgan, Adam Rhys Jones, Lewis Cobden Thomas, Thomas Hollingdale, Gareth Llewellyn, Don Devereux, Brian Williams, Tom Billups, John Leighton Davies, Courtney Meredith, Tal Harris, Brian Sparks, Joe Pullman, Alec Jenkins, John Davies, Eric Evans, Jim Birch, Kristian Phillips, Glyn Stephens, Les Anthony, Arthur Lemon, Barry Williams, Arthur Hickman, Walter Rice Evans, Howell Davies, Paul Thorburn, Tom Smith, Rowland Phillips, Bleddyn Taylor, Thomas Lloyd, Nathan Thomas, Elgan Rees, Emyr Wyn Lewis, Brett Sinkinson, Stuart Evans, Ron Waldron, Clive Williams, Lee Jarvis, David Llewellyn, David Pickering, Gareth Williams, Lyn Jones, Leigh Davies, Adrian Shaw, Peter Sidoli, Dai Morris, Jamie Ringer, Gwyn Thomas, Arwel Thomas, William Lewis Thomas, James Merriman, Lee Beach, David Evans, Kevin Phillips. Excerpt: Jonathan D. Davies MBE (born 24 October 1962) is a Welsh retired professional dual-code rugby footballer who represented his country in both rugby union and rugby league. A goal-kicking backline player in both codes, he played his club football in Wales, England and Australia. Davies has since become a television rugby football commentator and media personality, in both the English and Welsh languages. Jonathan Davies was born in Trimsaran, Carmarthenshire. Davies is the son of Diana and Len Davies, who...
