Rugby World Cup memory lane – 1987 | Tim Groves' Blog
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Pictorial flashback to the 1987 Rugby World Cup - Union - Inside Sport
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John Kirwan runs in for his try in the 1987 World CUp Final
Rugby World Cup 1987
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Rugby World Cup history : Home rule for New Zealand in 1987 | Rugby Union News | Sky Sports
Rugby World Cup 1987 Final: New Zealand v France - YouTube
Rugby News world cup preview issue, 1987 | NZHistory, New Zealand history online
Flashback: The first Rugby World Cup was a gamble but it paid off | Stuff.co.nz
We take the Rugby World Cup for granted but it nearly didn't exist | Rugby World Cup 2015 | The Guardian
Pictorial flashback to the 1987 Rugby World Cup - Union - Inside Sport
On this day: June 20 – 1987 – New Zealand became first Rugby World Cup winners - Sport360 News
Full Match - Argentina vs Australia 1987 - Americas Rugby News
The remarkable story of England's first World Cup captain: 'We had to be taught how to do press-ups'Find your Rugby World Cup champions.
Rugby World Cup - 🔙 to where it all began On this day 34 years ago, the inaugural Rugby World Cup got underway 🏆 | Facebook
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The history of the All Blacks at the Rugby World Cup » allblacks.com
All Blacks win the first World Cup | NZHistory, New Zealand history online
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