| Description | The big sheet is accompanied by:
- Notes, including handwritten and annotated printed notes on the teams and their previous match results, points tables for European Cup pools and contact details. Most of the printouts are from www.european-rugby.com.
- Programme, which includes a photograph and paragraph introducing Bill McLaren as the commentator.
- Letter from Alan Evans, Media Officer of Cardiff Rugby Football Club, to Bill [McLaren] sending him statistics, dated 15 March [2000].
- Letter from Les Morris [?] to Bill [McLaren] sending him a brochure [not present], dated 13 April 2000.
- Press release from Roger Pickering, Tournament Director, of the Heineken Cup concerning the quarter-finals, dated 15 April 2000.
- The Heineken Cup special supplement printed by the Telegraph.
The score of this Heineken European Cup Quarter Final was Llanelli 22 - 3 Cardiff. The big sheet records:
Llanelli
Team: Matthew Cardey, Wayne Proctor, Neil Boobyer, Salesi Finau, Daffyd [Dafydd] James, Stephen Jones, Rupert Moon, Phil Booth, Robin McBryde, John Davies, Chris Wyatt, Craig Gillies, Simon Easterby, Scott Quinnell and Ian Boobyer.
Replacements: Patrick Horgan, Garan [Garin ?] Evans, Mark Jones, Marcus Thomas, Martyn Madden, Vernon Cooper and Iwan Jones.
President: Ray Gravell.
Team manager: Anthony Buchanan.
Coaches: Gareth Jenkins and Nigel Davies.
Physiotherapist: Jane James.
Cardiff.
Team: Rhys Williams, Liam Botham, Leigh Davies, Gareth Thomas, Nick Walne, Neil Jenkins, Robt [Robert] Howley, Andrew Lewis, Jonathan Humphreys, David Young, John Tait, Mike Voyle, Dan Baugh, Owain Williams and Martyn Williams.
Replacements: Mike Rayer, Ryan Powell, Damian [Damien] Geraghty, Spencer John, Paul Burke, Steve Moore and Gary Powell.
Chairman: Peter Thomas.
Manager: Bob Norster.
Coaches: Lyn Howells and Geraint John.
Referee: Didier Mene.
Assistant referees / touch judges: Joel Dume, Daniel Gillet and H. Davies.
Medical officer: Graham Thomas.
Groundsman: Dean Gilasbey.
Chairman European Rugby Cup Ltd: Jean-Pierre Lux.
Llanelli Museum: David Jenkins. |