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Player

Allan Kelly

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Allan Kelly
Bundy
Position
Lock
Weight
107 kg
Height
6ft 5in
DoB
14th Feb 1986
Age
39
Club
Hawks
Statistics 2006/2007
Games
Started
Tries
Penalties
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Drop Goals
Team and League Statistics
Allan Kelly, is a lock forward from Hillhead/Jordanhill who has joined Premier One club Glasgow Hawks.

Allan, who took up rugby at the age of 16 in 2002, had his debut for any Scotland age-grade team when made a replacement appearance in the 26-10 win against Italy in Vichy, France, in the 2006 IRB Under 21 World Championship.

He is a former pupil of Hermitage Academy in Helensburgh and is now studying civil engineering at Glasgow Caledonian University.

He's a member of West of Scotland Institute of Sport.

Comments
Posted by Sam on August 13, 2006 08:48 PM | Reply to this comment

Ive watched Allan play for Scotland U18s(international debut) and also he represented Scotland U19s in the South Africa World Cup. Just so you can update your records! Keep up the good work!

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