Dan Biggar shares his perspective on being a unique flyhalf in Welsh rugby, embracing his differences and valuing pragmatism over romanticism in his playing style.
In discussing his predecessors, Biggar admires giants like Barry John and Phil Bennett, highlighting their artistry while acknowledging his own pragmatic approach to the game.
Despite facing criticism throughout his career, Biggar reflects on how he's navigated challenges, suggesting that his perspective enables him to appreciate the nuances of Welsh rugby.
While enjoying his time in France, Biggar emphasizes the benefits for Welsh and English players considering professional change, highlighting the rejuvenating nature of his experience in Toulon.
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