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Jimmy Gopperth is becoming quite a prominent rugby player in New Zealand. There is a large pool of talent around his age playing flyhalf (i.e. Daniel Carter and Luke McAlister) otherwise he'd probably be an All Black by now.
Like many people I have accessed the wikipedia article to find out more about him. The article is very minimal. I don't, however, feel qualified to expand the article and there isn't as yet a great deal of information about him online. If someone more familiar with him could expand this article and/or find relevant links - that would be worthwhile. |
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Jimmy Gopperth still playing rugby in French 2nd Division
Jimmy Gopperty, now aged 40, scored five penalties for Province, his Pro D2 team in the French rugby union second division. His team beat Vannes, the current League leaders, to claim second position in this highly competitive league. 51.37.64.43 (talk) 12:46, 10 December 2023 (UTC)
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