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Biggar relishing role as back seat driver

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The Rugby Paper Team
24 March 2019

■By GARY FITZGERALD

Finisher supreme: Dan Biggar

DAN Biggar claims Wales have not yet peaked in their pursuit of world domination and will be even stronger come the World Cup.
The fly-half also insists he will not be kicking up a fuss if Warren Gatland continues to stick him on the bench right up to Japan.
Biggar cut short his own Grand Slam celebrations with the rest of the squad to cheer Northampton on to Premiership Cup success before putting his boots back on to play in the East Midlands derby with Leicester on Friday night.
And while some feel the Red Dragons may have hit boil...

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