SPORTS LETTERS: Rugby fudge

Wednesday 29 March 1995 17:02 EST

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From D Kinsey

Sir: It is not often that I have to reach for my dictionary when I read the sports pages (Steve Bale's Ghosts of '90 still haunt England, 15 March). To describe the England rugby team as a load of chopped meat [salmagundi] is a bit harsh even for a Welshman.

Yours faithfully

DAVID KINSEY

Hereford

From Mr A Payne

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