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Published 15:33 20 Feb 2018 GMT
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It was not until the 2003 World Cup, in Australia, that Williams finally cut loose on the biggest stage possible and never looked back.
"I was going to leave everything out on the pitch - whether I made 100 mistakes or I did something good, I didn't care. I was just going to go out and go for it.""It was a reat experience for me and that was the turning point," he said. "I never looked back after that." Williams has teamed up with Guinness to announce plans to give Welsh fans a welcome to Dublin this weekend. Guinness has partnered with Paddy Cullen’s pub to change its name to “Shane Williams” for the day. It will also collaborate with the renowned Welsh Male Choir, Bechgyn bro Tafon, where they will accompany fans in the build-up to the game uniting them in song.
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