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stand-off half

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stand-off half
n Rugby
1. (Team Sports / Rugby) a player who acts as a link between his scrum half and three-quarter backs
2. (Team Sports / Rugby) this position in a team Also called fly half


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He said the line-up was (back, from left) stand-off half Colin Hutchinson, right centre Brian Harrison, loose forward Trevor Hilton, left centre Dennis Hawkins, centre row forward Peter Hirst, front row forward Robert Earnshaw; (seated, from left) left wing John Garside, right wing Raymond Dinaghey, full back and captain Jeffery Garside, front row forward Kenneth Prynn; second row forward David Main; (kneeling) hooker Martin Stancliffe and scrum half Robert Lumley.
Former black and white's stand-off half Dean Lawford kept Widnes sweating with a well-taken second-half effort.
An early try by centre and leading try scorer Stuart Lee was converted from the touchline by stand-off half Healey before Carlisle responded with a try in the corner.
 
 
 
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