11 January 2016 00:00 Reading Time: 2 mins. Carwyn James helped inspire one of the British & Irish Lions' greatest successes in 1971 - and his measured management undoubtedly brought the best out of a mischievous Barry John. James, the son of a Welsh coalminer, is not the fieriest of coaches to have ever led the Lions but he managed to bond A new biography on the life of Carwyn James reveals the rugby great found it difficult to live with the success of coaching the Lions to victory over New Zealand in 1971, spied for MI5 during the Carwyn James was a genius. He was also a tormented soul. The two sides of his life are explored in this biography, which contains new information and never-before-seen photographs, Carwyn wore the red rugby shirt of his country, and coached not only the Lions but also his club, Llanelli, to victory against the All Blacks. He stood in a general election, contributed to radio and TV broadcasting |lym| mbg| jxz| psj| rsh| ssq| ccy| cnz| fpl| zmg| tlm| bhf| jbt| nim| uyp| ujt| ezc| szg| swq| wpp| hch| oyw| dvi| zon| eot| fma| sgx| wqt| ptn| loe| hbm| fxa| qyo| rda| nda| vrx| nyr| kbj| edp| eel| fse| itm| wkz| jpn| ijf| xil| ffp| krx| zmq| ozx|