In the lead up to the 2015 Rugby World Cup, The Roar got the chance to sit down with Wallaby great Nick Farr-Jones.
It took more than a talented group of players for Australia to bring home the Webb Ellis trophy in 1991. The captain of that side has shed some insight on the makeup that he believes is required to win on the game’s biggest stage.
Watch Part 1 of our series with Farr-Jones, where he reflects on his favourite memories from the 1991 World Cup.
The full interview with Nick Farr-Jones can be found on The Roar TV as it is released.
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