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Mr Baa-baa gets his wish with Dudley

THEY came in their hundreds to St. James’ in Piccadilly on Wednesday afternoon, packing the 17th century church to the rafters in final tribute to a vet from Tamworth who became one of rugby’s most influential figures. Micky Steele-Bodger, below, played just about every part the amateur game had to offer over the course of a long life: England international, selector, manager, committee man, RFU president, IRB delegate, pundit and a great deal more.
On top of all that, his name became synonymous with the Barbarian Football Club that he would be known to generations of players ...

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