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Feinberg-Mngomezulu: How Llandovery College helped make a Springbok superstar

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Feinberg-Mngomezulu: How Llandovery College helped make a Springbok superstar
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Scarlets and Wales Under-20s scrum-half Archie Hughes was Feinberg-Mngomezulu’s half-back partner at Llandovery and looks back on the experience as a “privilege”.

“He was injured when he first joined us but when he stared playing you could tell from the first few sessions he was a rich talent and just how full of confidence he was,” said Hughes.

“He had a lot of flair about him and completely backed the skillset he had to offer. It was awesome to play alongside him. I found it so easy.

“He played [then] like he does now, so energetic, absolutely everywhere on the pitch and commands boys around the park.

“One key thing that stood out was his tenacity. As well as the skillset, he would throw his body into everything and get stuck in defensively. It made him stand out amongst other number tens.”

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