Sporting Chapters - Will Greenwood

The latest episode of our Sporting Chapters series features former England centre Will Geenwood.

Greenwood, who is now a rugby pundit with Sky Sports and writes for the Daily Telegraph, won 55 caps for England and was part of their glorious 2003 World Cup winning team.

In a rugby career spanning almost 20 years, Greenwood has achieved just about everything a professional rugby player could ever aspire to, playing an integral role in that World Cup-winning campaign, as well as touring with the British and Irish Lions in 1997 and 2001.

Greenwood has made his name as the face of intelligent and entertaining rugby writing and punditry. From hilarious character sketches of players to technical discussion of scrummaging and World Cup reminiscences, Greenwood delivers unrivalled writing on the game of rugby.

Just hit play to hear him talk to Ed Draper about...

How he got sick and tired of journalists misquoting him, so decided to write himself.

His love for all sport and how life would mean nothing if you did not have a ball to chase.

How sport helped him heal from the tragedies that befell him and his young family.

How his move from Leicester to Harlequins saved his international career.

The difference between playing amateur and professional rugby and the mind-set that Clive Woodward brought the England that helped them to glory at the 2003 World Cup.

How he feels with his new role as a pundit and writer where he forms opinions and judges former teammates and teams.

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