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Lions' Chessum tells of his pride
The Chronicle
|May 19, 2025
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England lock Ollie Chessum savoured a “first day of school” feeling as the British and Irish Lions assembled for the first time ahead of this summer's tour of Australia.
Andy Farrell's 38-man squad were kitted out yesterday morning in south-west London - 10 days on from discovering news of their inclusion.
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