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'''Steve Jones''', known as Junna, was a [[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]] rugby union international. A hooker, he made hundreds of appearances for [[Newport RFC]] and [[Pontypool RFC]] in the 1980s, often in partnership with [[Staff Jones]] at Pontypool. Steve learnt his rugby under the tutilage of Laurie Daniel who himself was a former Welsh international who played for Pontypool and Newport. |
'''Steve Jones''', known as Junna, was a [[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]] rugby union international. A hooker, he made hundreds of appearances for [[Newport RFC]] and [[Pontypool RFC]] in the 1980s, often in partnership with [[Staff Jones]] at Pontypool. Steve learnt his rugby under the tutilage of Laurie Daniel who himself was a former Welsh international who played for Pontypool and Newport. |
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He later turned to coaching. |
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Steve Jones died suddenly in September 2007 aged 55. |
Steve Jones died suddenly in September 2007 aged 55. |
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Revision as of 12:09, 28 August 2008
For the Wales international of the 2000's see Steve Jones (rugby player born 1977)
Steve Jones, known as Junna, was a Wales rugby union international. A hooker, he made hundreds of appearances for Newport RFC and Pontypool RFC in the 1980s, often in partnership with Staff Jones at Pontypool. Steve learnt his rugby under the tutilage of Laurie Daniel who himself was a former Welsh international who played for Pontypool and Newport.
He later turned to coaching.
Steve Jones died suddenly in September 2007 aged 55.
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