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   Tomos George Llewellyn Shanklin (born 24 November 1979 in Harrow, London) is a former Welsh rugby union player who played outside centre for Cardiff Blues and Wales. He played club rugby for London Welsh and then Saracens, before joining Cardiff Blues in 2003.

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     Tom Shanklin: Choosing Wales over England was easy

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     England v Wales RWC 2015 | Flats & Shanks Watch-Along Special

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3. www.walesonline.co.uk › sport › rugbyThe new life of Tom Shanklin and the phone call from Clive ...

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   Sep 3, 2022 · Tom Shanklin is one of the most popular Wales players from the iconic 2005 Grand Slam team. Sport. By. Simon Thomas. Former Wales Grand Slam-winning centre Tom Shanklin....

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   Jun 2, 2013 · Tom Shanklin reflects on his decision to choose to play international rugby for Wales over the nation of his birth - England.Subscribe: http://bit.ly/17YTeL5...

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6. www.sixnationsrugby.com › en › m6nMy Championship: Tom Shanklin looks back on 2005 Grand Slam

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   Oct 25, 2017 · Injuries limited Shanklin during the following seasons but he was back in the side that repeated the Grand Slam three years later – again sparked with victory against England in round one. He eventually retired in 2011 with 70 caps and 20 tries, placing him fifth-equal on Wales’ all-time list.

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   Feb 17, 2024 · The former Wales centre and pundit admits he is worried about facing the unbeaten Irish in Dublin next weekend. He also praises their coach, their anthem singer and their style of play.

8. www.rugbypass.com › players › tom-shanklinTom Shanklin | RugbyPass

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   Tom Shanklin played 70 times for Wales as a centre and wing, scoring 20 tries. He also represented the British and Irish Lions twice, but retired in 2011 due to knee and shoulder injuries.

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   Who is Tom Shanklin?

   • Tom Shanklin is a former centre and winger who was capped 70 times by Wales. Discover more about his career with RugbyPass, your resident rugby gurus. Tom Shanklin was a formidable centre and wing who was capped 70 times by Wales before his retirement in 2011. Born 24 November 1979, Tom Shanklin enjoyed a stellar domestic career.

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   • Republican nominee Shank, 58, an Army veteran and former state corrections officer, who now represents the 5th District in County Council, has pledged to ensure deputies are well-trained, well-equipped and more proactive in public relations.

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   Who is John Shanklin?

   • John Shanklin is a British American biologist, focusing in lipids, currently at Brookhaven National Laboratory and an Elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Shanklin grew up near Manchester, studied for his BSc at Lancaster University and gained his PhD from the University of Wisconsin.

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   What is Shanklin known for?

   • Shanklin is one of the sunniest villages in Great Britain. There are three Anglican churches in Shanklin. St.Paul's Church in Regent Street has the bell from HMS Eurydice (1843), which sank off Dunnose Point and is the subject of a poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins.

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   Where was Shanklin born & raised?

   • Shanklin was born in Harrow, London and grew up in Tenby and Surrey, where he attended both Ysgol Greenhill School and Howard of Effingham School. Shanklin made his debut in the Six Nations Championship against France in 2001; 32 years previously his father, Jim, had won his first international cap against the same opponents.

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   How many children does Tom Shanklin have?

   • Tom Shanklin pictured on punditry duty (Image: Huw Evans Picture Agency) As for his family life, he is married with three children, aged 13,10 and three, and lives in Penarth. In terms of what rugby has meant to him, he says: “It’s given me a life really. It’s given me a path. It’s given me purpose.

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10. www.therugbypaper.co.uk › features › my-life-inMy Life in Rugby: Tom Shanklin – former London Welsh ...

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    Sep 3, 2013 · Tom Shanklin was a former Wales centre who played for London Welsh, Saracens and Cardiff. He missed two Lions tours due to knee and shoulder problems and his biggest highlight was the 2005 Grand Slam.