Lawrence Dallaglio's 5 Favourite Rugby Legends | Untold England Stories

Jason Leonard could make an entire England changing room laugh. Neil ​Back would argue about anything. Jonny Wilkinson stayed out kicking long after everyone else had gone inside. Martin Johnson barely spoke — ​and somehow that said everything. Richard Hill sat quietly in the corner, yet you always ​knew he was ​there. In this ​candid reflection, Lawrence Dallaglio opens ​up about ​the five ​rugby players who meant the most ​to him across one ​of the great eras of English rugby. Not the trophies. Not the scoreboards. The men behind the famous white shirt. From chaotic training ​sessions and long bus journeys to ​the ​silence before the biggest ​matches, Dallaglio reveals what those friendships ​actually looked ​like away ​from ​the cameras — and why loyalty, trust and brutal honesty ​mattered far more than any victory. Whether you grew up watching the 2003 World Cup winning England side or you're discovering ​rugby history for the first time, ​this is a rare look inside ​the changing ​room of a golden generation, told by one of its loudest and most honest voices. Who would be in your top five? Tell us in the comments below — and subscribe for more untold stories from the ​world of rugby. #LawrenceDallaglio #EnglandRugby ​#RugbyLegends #JonnyWilkinson #MartinJohnson ​#JasonLeonard #NeilBack #RichardHill #RugbyHistory #EnglishRugby #RugbyMemories #2003WorldCup #RugbyUnion #SixNations