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Luke Asher Watson (born 26 October 1983 in Port Elizabeth) is a South African former rugby union footballer who can play at flank or eighthman. He has represented and captained the South African Schools rugby team (2001), South Africa's under-19 (2002) and under-21 (2004) teams, as well as the Springbok Sevens team (2001).
Luke Asher Watson is a South African former rugby union footballer who can play at flank or eighthman. He has represented and captained the South African Schools rugby team (2001), South Africa's under-19 (2002) and under-21 (2004) teams, as well as the Springbok Sevens team (2001).
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Aug 10, 2016 · Former Springbok Luke Watson's controversial rugby career is over. A spokesperson for the Eastern Province Rugby Union confirmed to Netwerk24 that Watson had informed them "a while ago" of his retirement from the game.
Feb 21, 2013 · An U19s, U21s and Sevens international, he rose to prominence with Western Province and the Stormers in Cape Town where his outstanding form saw him named as South Africa's Super 14...
A physical and aggressive player, Watson has attracted plaudits and criticism in equal measure during a high-profile career. An U19s, U21s and Sevens international, he rose to prominence with Western Province and the Stormers in Cape Town where his outstanding form saw him named as South Africa's Super 14 Player of the Year in 2006.
2 days ago · Green Bay Packers WR Christian Watson spoke to the media on Monday about his growth mindset and the mentality of the team going into camp. Green Bay Packers DL Kenny Clark spoke to the media on ...
Luke Watson first impressed him as captain of the Under-21 team coached by De Villiers. However, he later realised what a divisive influence Watson had become, saying that he wasn't a good team man. Watson was described by Bok captain John Smit as a "cancer" in the team.
