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Kidneys?..
All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu has died at the age of 40
R.I.P. Jonah
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Rip Jonah
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Wow big news in the rugby world . RIP.
shows an escort forum is useful after all as this is the first i had heard of this.
Awesome player in his day, sad to hear this
R.I.P Jonah Lomu.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XvHDnbhj7c
sad news, what a star
RIP , shocking news!
He did suffer from kidney problems for many years, a huge man with huge talent
legend........RIP
RIP A great player an icon for rugby raised the profile of the sport. Inspired so many people to play rugby.
Absolute legend. Both his career and life were cut short. RIP.
Truly a legend. Unstoppable on the Rugby field. And a true gentleman on and off the field by all accounts, Now dead at forty from “rare and serious kidney condition”
A legend and great ambassador for the sport. R.I.P.
Truly a legend. Unstoppable on the Rugby field, but cut down by disease at the age of forty.
Unbelivable player and raised the bar. R.I.P.
Really sad news proper gent would take half a team to TRY to stop him . Was on dialysis waiting for another transplant according to BBC
RIP
First i heard of it, shocking news, so sad. RIP
Very sad news
What a legend
Rip
Very sad he was a great player R.I.P
very sad news he took rugby to a new level as you could only
watch in awe as he blew people away with his power and speed.
Star of the 1995 Rugby World Cup.
Have heard it said a couple of times recently that he marginally failed a fitness test(probably due to the kidney problem) in the run up to that World Cup and was dropped. The coach was however persuaded to change his mind.
What a player in his day , a real sporting hero , will sadly be missed ... R.I.P Jonah Lomu gone to early :(
Impossible man to stop on the field and a delight to watch when he got the ball, A gentleman too by all accounts, RIP Jonah
Jonah Lomu.
Born, South Auckland (in a rough part of the city) to Tongan immigrant parents.
An uncle killed in a gang related incident and Lomu said, he himself had been stabbed twice.
Married 3 times.
Joint Rugby World Cup try record holder(with Brian Habana).
Diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome, end of 1995.
A gentle, giant by all accounts, it seems.
True. Very true
RIP legend
So sad! He will be missed