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Published 14:30 23 Jun 2017 BST
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There has been some epic Fifa encounters, according to Webb, with Toby Faletau and Justin Tipuric being the Fifa kings of the squad.
"Toby (Faletau) and Mako (Vunipola) love a game of FIFA, but so does Faz (Owen Farrell) and myself – but the best is probably Toby or Tips (Justin Tipuric). But the two who always seem to be on there are Mako and Toby," said the Ospreys club man in an interview with the Lions website.Just like so many young men throughout the world, the excitement and grudge nature of a game of Fifa is so important in the Lions squad.
"You can be on the bus back from training, and before you have even got your bag off it, those two will be in the team room with the first game loaded up and ready to go – there is a race to get to the console and you can guarantee they are always going to be there."https://twitter.com/lionsofficial/status/878132010920939520 The lads also enjoy a game of Table tennis which keeps the competitive juices flowing when they're off the rugby pitch. "You are biting your nails thinking of something to do and we have drunk a lot of coffee so you are looking for something to do. You play a first match (of Table tennis), then a second and then we needed a decider so it did get quite intense. I beat him 2-1 in the end! But a lot of the boys are pretty good, Courtney Lawes, Justin Tipuric and Dan Biggar like a game, Jamie George as well they always seem to be rotating on the table." Just a normal group of lads, really.
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