Chris Hewett
Chris Hewett: Without Jac Morgan, Wales will not be all right
The differences are obvious: he doesn’t have a shock of guitar-hero hair, or a nose so busted it resembles the last rocky scramble on a high Lakeland fell, and while he has never enjoyed the luxury of playing for a champion club side, he has been spared the burden of leading an amateur international team guaranteed to lose by 60-plus points whenever they run into professional opposition. Yet the similarities between Jac and Jacques, the one-man packs of the modern age, are more striking still.
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