im not really that slow but im not really fast and can run the sixty metres in about ten seconds, im not massive either but have a good sidestep and my footwork is great too + my mate is pretty small, big (weight wise) and not that fast, but he has a great tackle and always gets stuck in, so where should he play......... btw he cant play prop because hes too smal but is pretty strongim not really that slow but im not really fast and can run the sixty metres in about ten seconds, im not massive either but have a good sidestep and my footwork is great too + my mate is pretty small, big (weight wise) and not that fast, but he has a great tackle and always gets stuck in, so where should he play......... btw he cant play prop because hes too smal but is pretty strong

To answer your main question; you can't be slow and be a winger as the winger are expected to the be the fastest guys in the team in order to carry the ball in the try zone without being tackled. if you are not that slow and you have a good sidestep and a good footwork you might play at center position, if your kicking game is good you can be a full back... as for you friend he might try flanker, qed: Steffon Armitage

If you've got good hands, fly half is a good option, with plenty of opportunity to use that footwork

No a winger needs to be fast.

Yes. I've played with and against some not so fast wingers. What they lack in pace they make up for it with their defence, their positional play or their ability to read a game.

not really

no chance. that is forward speed, not back speed.