Bob Taylor (rugby union)
Bob Taylor
Date of birth |
30 April 1942 (1942-04-30) (age 69) |
Height |
1.87 m (6 ft 2 in) |
Weight |
92 kg (14 st 7 lb) |
University |
King Alfred's College |
Rugby union career |
Playing career |
Position |
Flanker |
National team(s) |
Years |
Club / team |
Caps |
(points) |
1966–1971
1968 |
England
British Lions |
16
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Robert Bainbridge Taylor (born 30 April 1942) is a former England rugby player and past president of the Rugby Football Union. He is from Northampton, England, and studied at King Alfred's College (now University of Winchester) from 1960 - 1963.
He was a flanker for England (between 1966 and 1971) and the British Lions, serving as England/Wales captain in the RFU centenary match in 1970 and winning 16 England caps. He captained England in one international. He was also the Northampton coach and a referee for East Midlands.
In 1995 he was appointed Hon Secretary of Northampton RFC and served as president 1993-95. He has represented Northampton and the East Midlands on numerous committees and has served on several national committees. He was appointed to serve for one year as President of the Rugby Football Union in July 2007.[1]
Taylor was a PE and mathematics teacher at Wellingborough Grammar School from 1964 until 1975.[2][3] He was PE teacher at Lings Upper School in Northampton from 1975
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Sporting positions |
Preceded by
Bob Hiller |
English National Rugby Union Captain
1971 |
Succeeded by
Tony Bucknall |
Preceded by
Bob Rogers |
Rugby Football Union President
2007-08 |
Succeeded by
Brian Williams |
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To 1900
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To the First World War
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To the Second World War
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To the Present Day
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Note 1: Lewis Moody was substituted in the England vs Georgia match on 18 September 2011, and Simon Shaw was confirmed as captain for the remainder of the match.
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To 1900
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To the First World War
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1900-02 : Francis Hugh Fox • 1902-04 : M Newsome • 1904-07 : G Rowland • 1907-09 : C A Crane • 1909-11 : T C Pring • 1911-13 : A M Crook • 1913-14 : A Hartley •
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To the Second World War
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1919-20 : A Hartley • 1920-22 : E Prescott • 1922-23 : R Henzell • 1923-24 : M F Waters • 1924-25 : W S Donne • 1925-26 : H E Ferens • 1926-27 : J Baxter • 1927-28 : P Royds • 1928-29 : V H Cartwright • 1929-30, 1930-31, 1931-32 : W T Pearce • 1932-33 : A D Stoop • 1933-34 : R F Oakes • 1934-35 : J Milnes • 1935-37 : J E Greenwood • 1937-39 : B A Hill • 1939-40 : G C Robinson •
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To the Professional Era
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1945-47 : J Daniell • 1947-48 : B C Hartley • 1948-49 : L G Brown • 1949-50 : E Watts • 1950-51 : W Wakefield • 1951-52 : H Cleaver • 1952-53 : P Holman • 1953-54 : J Brunton • 1954-55 : W C Ramsay • 1955 : L Clifford • 1955-56 : W B Gibbs • 1956-57 : L B "Ginger" Osborne • 1957-58 : A Marshall • 1958-59 : J Lawson • 1959-60 : J A Tallent • 1960-61 : A T Voyce • 1961-62 : R G S Hobbs • 1962-63 : C H Gadney • 1963-64 : A G Butler • 1964-65 : L Edwards • 1965-66 : A Walker • 1966-67 : D H Harrison • 1967-68 : J R Locker • 1968-69 : J T W Berry • 1969-70 : D T Kemp • 1970-71 : W Ramsay • 1971-72 : T A Kemp • 1972-73 : R M A Kingswell • 1973-74 : M R Steele-Bodger • 1974-75 : K H Chapman • 1975-76 : G Tarn • 1976-77 : R E G Jeeps • 1977-78 : A Wharton • 1978-79 : S R Couchman • 1979-80 : A W Ramsay • 1980-81 : J MACG Kendall-Carpenter • 1981-82 : D K Brooks • 1982-83 : J V Smiths • 1983-84 : C R Jacobs • 1984-85 : A E Agar • 1985-86 : D W Shuttleworth • 1986-87 : A A Grimsdell • 1987-88 : J Burgess • 1988-89 : J R Simpson • 1989-90 : D L Sanders • 1990-91 : M A Pearey • 1991-92 : P G Yarranton • 1992-93 : D D Serfontein • 1993-94 : I D S Beer • 1994-95 : D H Easby •
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To the Present Day
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1995-96 : W J Bishop • 1996-97 : J T Richardson • 1997-98 : P G Brook • 1998-99 : P C Trunkfield • 1999-2000 : J H Addison • 2000-01 : D P Rogers • 2001-02 : R S Manock • 2002-03 : W G D Morgan • 2003-04 : R W Horner • 2004-05 : M S Phillips • 2005-06 : L C K Angel • 2006-07 : R A G Rogers • 2007-08 : B Taylor • 2008-09 : Brian Williams 2009-10 : John Owen 2010-11 : Richard Appleby 2011-12 : Willie Wildash
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Name |
Taylor, Bob |
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Date of birth |
30 April 1942 |
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