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Morahan happy Bristol match his ambitions

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The Rugby Paper Team
20 August 2017

By NEALE HARVEY
FORMER Wallabies star Luke Morahan reckons Bristol’s signing of former All Black Charles Piutau has reinforced his decision to reject offers from France and Japan.
Morahan, 27, featured for Australia against England last year but faces a year in the Championship after nailing his colours to the mast of relegated Bristol.
However, the former Western Force and Queensland Reds Super Rugby-winning utility back has no regrets, telling The Rugby Paper: “The signing of Charles Piutau, below, came out of the blue but it again shows where the board and coaches want to tak...

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