More Lomus in the pipeline

Tuesday 20 June 1995 23:02 BST

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It is enough to give Will Carling nightmares. One Lomu is enough for the England captain, but there are two more in the All Black pipeline.

Back in New Zealand, brothers, John, 19, and 10-year-old Talanoa, are already following juggernaut Jonah down the rugby road. John plays hooker for the first team at Wesley College, where Jonah got his start and Talanoa is the scrum-half for his primary school. Frightening, isn't it?

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