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Bob Lloyd

b. 1943

English rugby union footballer and sportsperson

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Born 1943. Bob Lloyd is a British rugby union player and civil engineer.

Robert Hoskins Lloyd (born 3 March 1943) is a former rugby union player who played for Clifton RFC, Harlequins, Surrey, Barbarians and the England national rugby union team.

Lloyd was born in Plympton, Devon and spent the early part of his life in Glasgow. He attended Cheltenham College and first played for Clifton in the 1961–62 season after leaving Cheltenham, but only played a few games for the club before joining Harlequins, where he spent the remainder of his rugby career in England.

Lloyd played against the 1967 New Zealand touring team for the Midlands, London & Home Counties at Leicester on 28 October 1967, scoring a try. A week later on 4 November 1967 Lloyd was selected to play for England, making his international debut against New Zealand at Twickenham and scoring two tries as England lost 16–23. He was also invited to play for the Barbarians against New Zealand later that month, scoring a further try, Lloyd played in all four England matches of the 1968 Five Nations, which brought his total of England appearances to five. He appeared in the England trial matches in 1969 and toured the Far East with England in 1971 captaining the England team in a non cap match against Japan in the absence of the tour captain Budge Rogers through injury but won no further full caps after 1968.

Lloyd was Harlequins' captain in the 1970–71 and 1971–72 seasons and also represented the Surrey county team, playing in their county championship finals in 1967, when they shared the title with Durham and in 1971, when they beat Gloucestershire 14 – 3 at Kingsholm. and the Hong Kong Sevens team in the inaugural Hong Kong Sevens in 1976 during which they won the Plate competition. Lloyd worked for the Hong Kong Government for 30 years until his retirement in 2003. He has since worked with a Hong Kong civil engineering contractor as its Business Development Director and as a Project Manager for a civil engineering consultant until his third retirement at the end of 2015.

Lloyd was inducted into the Harlequins F. C. Hall of Fame in December 2012.

Bob Lloyd was a civil engineer who studied at the Hatfield Polytechnic and is a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers and a Member of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers.

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Cheltenham College
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Robert Hoskins Lloyd

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Who is Bob Lloyd?

English rugby union footballer and sportsperson

When was Bob Lloyd born?

Bob Lloyd was born on 3 March 1943 in Plympton.

What is Bob Lloyd's occupation?

Bob Lloyd is a rugby union player and civil engineer.

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Bob Lloyd is British.

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Β· Wikipedia: Bob Lloyd

Β· Wikidata: Q17180741

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