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Images Dated 18th March 1978

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The Wales team that defeated France to win the Grand Slam in 1978
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1978 League Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Nottingham Forest 0 v Liverpool 0
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Middlesbrough's Alan Godson (right) hacks a loose ball through the Sunderland defence
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1978 League Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Nottingham Forest 0 v Liverpool 0
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Jimmy Hill helps Angela Rippon to get onto her horse. 18th March 1978
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Jimmy Hill, sports presenter with Angela Rippon, TV presenter
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Wales v France - Cardiff Arms Park - 18th March 1978 - WME Copyright Image - Gareth
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Wales v France, Cardiff, 18th March 1978. Team : Back row : not known, not known
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1978 League Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. Nottingham Forest 0 v Liverpool 0
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England Rugby Union captain Fran Cotton. 18th March 1978
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Featured 18 Mar 1978 Image

The Wales team that defeated France to win the Grand Slam in 1978

Rugby Union - 1978 Five Nations Championship - Wales 16 France 7
The Wales team group before the game at Cardiff Arms Park on 18/3/78. Wales won the game to secure the Grand Slam.
Back (left to right): Mike Watkins, Graham Price, Jeff Squire, Derek Quinnell, Allan Martin, Geoff Wheel, Charlie Faulkner, Terry Cobner, Trevor Evans, Sub.
Front: Brynmor Williams, Ray Gravell, Steve Fenwick, JPR Williams, Bobby Windsor, Phil Bennett (captain), Gareth Edwards, JJ Williams, Gareth Evans