Was Jim Telfer better as a player or a coach? The Scot was certainly a master of both
Rugby Positions
Rugby’s Greatest: Peter Winterbottom
He was nicknamed Straw Man but England's Peter Winterbottom was one player you could never blow down
Rugby’s Greatest: Wavell Wakefield
England back-row Wavell Wakefield was a multiple Grand Slam champion and a man ahead of his time
Rugby’s Greatest: Brian Moore
Dubbed 'The Pitbull', Lions hooker Brian Moore was a fiery presence in the outstanding England teams of the early Nineties
Rugby’s Greatest: Jonny Wilkinson
Jonny Wilkinson is regarded by many as the epitome of professionalism in rugby. His hard work ethic made him the greatest fly-half in the world
Rugby’s Greatest: Shane Williams
Shane Williams defied the normal stereotype of an international winger, and the Welshman did it by scoring 60 tries in 87 Tests. One of the great wingers of our time
Rugby’s Greatest: Jason Robinson
Jason Robinson was the deadliest finisher in world rugby at his peak.
Rugby’s Greatest: David Campese
With 64 tries in 101 Tests, David Campese was for years the record try-scorer among the leading nations. But mere stats can't do justice to this coruscating Australian talent
Rugby’s Greatest: Sean Fitzpatrick
All Black Sean Fitzpatrick epitomised the rugged hardness of a Test-match forward. He is indisputably one of the greatest hookers of all time
Rugby’s Greatest: Richard Hill
Richard Hill goes down as one of the greatest blindsides to play the game. His decision-making and technique at the breakdown provided the oil for England’s engine