Petre Mitu

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Petre Mitu (born 22 March 1977 in Bucharest) is a former Romanian rugby union footballer. A one time captain of the national team, Mitu played as both a fullback and scrum half during his career. He was also their goalkicker, helping Romania qualify for the 1999 Rugby World Cup with 80 points during qualifying.

An injury in 2001 saw him lose the goalkicking duties to Ionut Tofan and soon after he announced his retirement despite being just 25 years of age. He finished his international career with 34 caps for Romania and a total of 288 points (the highest total for a scrum half, as of October 2008).

External links

Scrum.com profile

v t e Romania squad – 1999 Rugby World Cup

Forwards	P. Bălan Brînză Chiriac Corodeanu Drăguceanu Demci Dima Mărioara Mavrodin Niculae Petrache Petre Rotaru Socaciu Septar Stan Tincu Tonița C. Tudor (c)

Backs	Brezoianu Ciolacu Fugigi Gontineac Hîldan Iacob Lupu Mitu Săuan Sîrbu Solomie Tofan Vioreanu Vusec

Coach	Paraschiv

Persondata
Name	Mitu, Petre
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Short description	Romanian rugby union player
Date of birth	22 March 1977
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