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Wigglesworth

[wig-uhlz-wurth]

noun

  1. Michael, 1631–1705, U.S. theologian and author, born in England.



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Another Lions assistant coach, Richard Wigglesworth, confirmed that Hansen had, indeed, hurt his foot against AUNZ.

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With injured full-back Blair Kinghorn also a concern, Wigglesworth was asked for an update.

From BBC

On the face of it, we were told, Hansen and Kinghorn could prove their fitness on Wednesday and put themselves "right in contention" to make a squad that Wigglesworth, during the same interview session, suggested has already been settled.

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Later, Wigglesworth said that Kinghorn had actually been on his feet.

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In a confusing interview session, Wigglesworth said that Hansen's injury was nothing serious and that the management were not overly concerned about him while at the same time admitting that anybody who didn't train on Tuesday is "a doubt" for Saturday.

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