Wasps role delights ex-Dragon Turner

Monday 25 July 2011 19:00 EDT

Dai Young has made his first appointment (GETTY IMAGES)

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Wasps' director of rugby, Dai Young, has made the Newport-Gwent Dragons' former head coach Paul Turner an attack and skills coach. The 51-year-old is Young's first appointment after arriving at Adams Park in June.

Turner left Dragons in controversial circumstances in February but the ex-Wales outside-half said: "To join a club of Wasps' calibre is a great opportunity for me."

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