Sir Clive is a former English rugby international and was coach of the English national team from 1997 to 2004. He has been inducted into the World Rugby Hall of fame and now works as a pundit for ITV. He joins us today to talk about the 2003 Rugby World Cup win, coaching the Lions and the state of the modern game.

Clive Woodward, Former Professional Rugby Player and Coach

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Clive Woodward, Former Professional Rugby Player and Coach

Clive Woodward, Former Professional Rugby Player and Coach