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The worlds best goal kicker... Posted over 11 years ago

During Saturday nights Lions vs Wallabies test, former Wallaby turned commentator Phil Kearns made the comment:

“Has he (Leigh Halfpenny) usurped Dan Carter as the worlds best goal kicker?”

It is a big call but we are keen to let you decide as they are both here on the worlds best rugby site.

Check out both Dan Carters & Leigh Halfpenny’s videos now:

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