1966 Five Nations Championship squads

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These are the 1966 Five Nations Championship squads:

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England

  1. Terry Arthur
  2. Clive Ashby
  3. Tom Brophy
  4. Mike Davis
  5. Dick Greenwood
  6. Andy Hancock
  7. Bob Hearn
  8. Tony Horton
  9. Phil Judd
  10. Colin McFadyean
  11. John Owen
  12. Colin Payne
  13. David Perry
  14. Piggy Powell
  15. John Pullin
  16. Budge Rogers (c.)
  17. David Rosser
  18. Ted Rudd
  19. Don Rutherford
  20. Keith Savage
  21. George Sherriff
  22. Jeremy Spencer
  23. Bob Taylor
  24. Bill Treadwell
  25. Mike Weston
  26. Trevor Wintle

France

  1. Jean-Claude Berejnoi
  2. André Boniface
  3. Guy Boniface
  4. Jean-Michel Cabanier
  5. Lilian Camberabero
  6. Élie Cester
  7. Michel Crauste (c.)
  8. Christian Darrouy
  9. Benoît Dauga
  10. Bernard Duprat
  11. Jean Gachassin
  12. Arnaldo Gruarin
  13. André Herrero
  14. Claude Lacaze
  15. Marcel Puget
  16. Jean-Claude Roques
  17. Jean-Joseph Rupert
  18. Walter Spanghero

Ireland

  1. Aidan Brady
  2. Barry Bresnihan
  3. Mick Doyle
  4. Alan Duggan
  5. Kevin Flynn
  6. Mike Gibson
  7. Ray Hunter
  8. Ken Kennedy
  9. Tom Kiernan
  10. Ronnie Lamont
  11. Sean MacHale
  12. Willie John McBride
  13. Paddy McGrath
  14. Ray McLoughlin (c.)
  15. Mick Molloy
  16. Noel Murphy
  17. Oliver Waldron
  18. Jerry Walsh
  19. Roger Young

Scotland

  1. Colin Blaikie
  2. Mike Campbell-Lamerton
  3. David Chisholm
  4. Pringle Fisher
  5. Derrick Grant
  6. Alex Hastie
  7. Brian Henderson
  8. Sandy Hinshelwood
  9. Frank Laidlaw
  10. Iain Laughland
  11. John MacDonald
  12. David Rollo
  13. Peter Stagg
  14. Jim Telfer
  15. Jock Turner
  16. David Whyte
  17. Stewart Wilson (c.)

Wales

  1. Dewi Bebb
  2. Keith Bradshaw
  3. Lyn Davies
  4. Norman Gale
  5. Grahame Hodgson
  6. Ken Jones
  7. Allan Lewis
  8. John Lloyd
  9. Haydn Morgan
  10. Bill Morris
  11. Howard Norris
  12. Alun Pask (c.)
  13. Brian Price
  14. Terry Price
  15. Gareth Prothero
  16. Brian Thomas
  17. David Watkins
  18. Stuart Watkins
  19. Denzil Williams

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