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'''Oliver John Barkley''' (born [[28 November]] [[1981]] in [[Hammersmith]]) is an [[English people|English]] [[rugby union]] footballer who plays at [[Rugby union positions#10. Fly-half|fly-half]] or [[Rugby union positions#13. Outside centre & 12. Inside centre|centre]] for [[Bath Rugby|Bath]]. Educated at [[Colston's Collegiate School]], [[Bristol]] where under the guidance of Alan Martinovic he captained the team to a [[Daily Mail Cup]] success in [[2000]], he made his debut for [[England national rugby union team|England]] during the summer tour to [[North America]] in 2001, even before he had made a senior appearance for his club. |
'''Oliver John Barkley''' (born [[28 November]] [[1981]] in [[Hammersmith]]) is an [[English people|English]] [[rugby union]] footballer who plays at [[Rugby union positions#10. Fly-half|fly-half]] or [[Rugby union positions#13. Outside centre & 12. Inside centre|centre]] for [[Bath Rugby|Bath]]. Educated at [[Colston's Collegiate School]], [[Bristol]] where under the guidance of Alan Martinovic he captained the team to a [[Daily Mail Cup]] success in [[2000]], he made his debut for [[England national rugby union team|England]] during the summer tour to [[North America]] in 2001, even before he had made a senior appearance for his club. |
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He made a breakthrough in 2004 when Sir Clive Woodward handed him England's number 10 jersey for RBS 6 Nations clashes against Wales and France, scoring 27 points over the two games, and has been a regular member of the squad since then. |
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Revision as of 20:35, 6 February 2006
Oliver John Barkley (born 28 November 1981 in Hammersmith) is an English rugby union footballer who plays at fly-half or centre for Bath. Educated at Colston's Collegiate School, Bristol where under the guidance of Alan Martinovic he captained the team to a Daily Mail Cup success in 2000, he made his debut for England during the summer tour to North America in 2001, even before he had made a senior appearance for his club.
He made a breakthrough in 2004 when Sir Clive Woodward handed him England's number 10 jersey for RBS 6 Nations clashes against Wales and France, scoring 27 points over the two games, and has been a regular member of the squad since then.