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Place of Birth: Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia
About Andy McIntyre
- Andrew John McIntyre (born Toowoomba, 23 December 1955) is a former Australian rugby union player, who played as prop. From Toowoomba in Queensland, McIntyre bordered at the prestigious Brisbane Grammar School playing flanker in the first XV and rowing in the first XIII. After leaving school, while a student at University of Queensland, he played for GPS where he was moved to the tighthead prop position. Following selection in the Queensland Reds, McIntyre worked tirelessly on developing his skills that saw his selection for the Wallabies. He was selected in 1999 as a member of the Queensland Reds team of the century: “3 Andy McIntyre An internationally-respected prop who anchored the Queensland and Wallaby scrum in the 1980s and will always be remembered for that momentous pushover try against Wales in the 1984 Grand Slam tour.
- At the time of his retirement he was Australia’s most capped prop forward.” His high work ethic and physical conditioning resulted in his well earned reputation as one of the greatest tightheads of the modern era.
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