1989 Five Nations Championship squads

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The 1989 Five Nations Championship, won by France, featured highly competitive squads with key players like Serge Blanco (France), Finlay Calder (Scotland), and Dean Richards (England). France secured the title by defeating Scotland in the final round, while Wales managed only one victory, defeating England in Cardiff. [1]

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England

Head coach: Geoff Cooke

  1. Paul Ackford
  2. Rob Andrew
  3. Mark Bailey
  4. Will Carling (c.)
  5. Wade Dooley
  6. David Egerton
  7. Jerry Guscott
  8. Simon Halliday
  9. Richard Hill
  10. Simon Hodgkinson
  11. Brian Moore
  12. Jeff Probyn
  13. Paul Rendall
  14. Mickey Skinner
  15. Mike Teague
  16. Rory Underwood
  17. Peter Winterbottom

France

Head coach: Jacques Fouroux

  1. Marc Andrieu
  2. Louis Armary
  3. Pierre Berbizier (c.)
  4. Philippe Bérot
  5. Serge Blanco
  6. Gilles Bourguignon
  7. Didier Camberabero
  8. Alain Carminati
  9. Marc Cécillon
  10. Éric Champ
  11. Denis Charvet
  12. Jean Condom
  13. Thierry Devergie
  14. Philippe Dintrans
  15. Dominique Erbani
  16. Jean-Pierre Garuet-Lempirou
  17. Jean-Baptiste Lafond
  18. Patrice Lagisquet
  19. Philippe Marocco
  20. Franck Mesnel
  21. Pascal Ondarts
  22. Claude Portolan
  23. Laurent Rodriguez
  24. Olivier Roumat
  25. Philippe Sella

Ireland

Head coach: Jim Davidson

  1. Fergus Aherne
  2. Willie Anderson
  3. Tom Clancy
  4. Keith Crossan
  5. Phil Danaher
  6. Paul Dean
  7. Fergus Dunlea
  8. Paul Haycock
  9. David Irwin
  10. Michael Kiernan
  11. Donal Lenihan
  12. Noel Mannion
  13. Phillip Matthews (c.)
  14. Denis McBride
  15. James Joseph McCoy
  16. Brendan Mullin
  17. Pat O'Hara
  18. John Sexton
  19. Steve Smith
  20. Brian Spillane

Scotland

Head coach: Jim Telfer

  1. Gary Armstrong
  2. Paul Burnell
  3. Finlay Calder (c.)
  4. Craig Chalmers
  5. Damian Cronin
  6. Peter Dods
  7. Matt Duncan
  8. Chris Gray
  9. Scott Hastings
  10. John Jeffrey
  11. Sean Lineen
  12. Iain Milne
  13. Kenny Milne
  14. Keith Robertson
  15. David Sole
  16. Iwan Tukalo
  17. Derek White

Wales

Head coach: John Ryan

  1. Bleddyn Bowen
  2. David Bryant
  3. Carwyn Davies
  4. Nigel Davies
  5. Phil Davies
  6. Laurance Delaney
  7. John Devereux
  8. David Evans
  9. Ieuan Evans
  10. Jonathan Griffiths
  11. Mike Griffiths
  12. Mike Hall
  13. Gary Jones
  14. Mark Jones
  15. Robert Jones
  16. Kevin Moseley
  17. Bob Norster
  18. Rowland Phillips
  19. Paul Turner
  20. Paul Thorburn (c.)
  21. Ian Watkins
  22. Hugh Williams-Jones
  23. Dai Young

References

  1. ↑ Blog, That 1980s Sports (2013-03-19). "That 1980s Sports Blog: 1989: Wales v England (Rugby Union)". That 1980s Sports Blog. Retrieved 2026-02-16.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)


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