Graham Price played for Pontypool and earned 41 caps as a Welsh prop between 1975 and 1979.
He gained his first cap against France and he was among the most consistent performers of his period. Not only was his work in the scrum exceptional, but his outstanding try against the French in 1975 exemplified his abilities in open play. When he played against England in his final season he became the most capped forward in the history of Welsh rugby.
[Based on 'Giants of Post-War Welsh Rugby', ed. by Clive Rowlands and David Farmer, 1991]