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| | Rowell picks 'his man' in de Glanville |
 | | While all the signs, managerial and administrative, were that de Glanville, Bath's captain and centre threequarter, has the job long-term, conceivably up to and including the 1999 World Cup, the new captain was less sanguine. |
 | | De Glanville, whose five years in the national squad have included more appearances on the bench (22) than caps (16), said: "I hope to bring a positive attitude to the way we want to play the game and to the way the squad environment develops. |
 | | As indicated in The Daily Telegraph yesterday, de Glanville was always the first choice of Rowell, the national coach and, effectively, the management voice, though that particular post has gone missing in the present England set-up. |
| www.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1996/11/06/srdegl06.html (964 words) |
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