PETER JACKSON
THE MAN TRULY IN THE KNOW

"We can have no 50-50 allegiance in this country. Either a man is an American and nothing else or he is not an American at all.’’
Theodore Roosevelt had no time for what he called ‘hyphenated-Americans,’ those immigrants who diluted their allegiance to Uncle Sam by clinging to the lands they left behind.
By the same token, he would have had no time either for rugby’s nationality laws allowing an ever more formidable band of brothers to play for more than one country. Forty have changed their colours en route to joining the cast for the World Cup.
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