3. Serge Blanco (France)
WILKINSON SAID: “He typified French rugby at its best with his audacity, ambition and flair. He was most famous for his scintillating counter-attacks, frequently running the ball out of seemingly impossible situations. It didn’t matter that he was in his own in-goal area or right by your line, you knew that this guy was probably going to score or if not he was going to do everything it took to make sure someone else did”
DID YOU KNOW? Blanco appeared in the inaugural 1987 World Cup where he scored the winning try in the nail biting 30-24 semi-final victory over Australia