Life of a Lion: Graham Price

[@dnhy7951]

A legendary figure in the game and not forgotten across the Irish Sea.

[@robbdavies7749]

What impressed me about this, is how modest he is about his achievements

[@philipmarsden7104]

It was an honour for so many opponents to have played against him. A genuinely great player.

[@brentwoodbay]

It's great see and hear you Graham after all these years. Our parents used to be best friends out at the ROF when you were at West Mon. and I was at Abersychan!

[@kevindunham3669]

I meet Him on a Saturday 1981 in the morning before he was to play against England in Cardiff had chat what a lovely generous Man

[@pauledwards7340]

Pooler legend ,Welsh legend and Lions legend .Pricey was the blueprint for the modern prop who could scrummage and run all day .

[@Moggy471]

A great prop in a time of great props. Proper front 5 attidude too.

[@wobblertv8083]

Amazing career ...one of the best and most resiliant props in the history of the game .

[@colynbarrett8127]

Such a great Gentle Giant! He ranks amongst others who, in their Position ( Tight Head) locks The Scrum! Had the pleasure of meeting him once. He stopped and spoke which, was very kind of him. I remember when Wales toured Australia and his opposite number, simply couldn't cope with the strength and skills of My Price. The result was A certain Mr Finnane hit Mr Price from the resulting scrum and Broke His Jaw. Such a cowardly thing on A Rugby Field. Well done to you Mr Price. A True Legend of the Game!! Many thanks and Kind regards Colyn.

[@davidriggs1470]

An unassuming and quality man.

[@simonpilk]

A tremendous player and when coupled with Messrs Faulkner and Windsor (AKA the Duke) they were formidable as the Pontypool Front Row or as Max Boyce once referred the them as the ‘Viet Gwent’…

[@martinhumphreys2578]

What a modest unassuming guy...great prop though, who can forget Paris 1975...

[@llywelynapgruffyddapllywel3571]

Anyone else pause that at 4:42? POOLER!!!!!