'If it is possible to be as dedicated, gifted, modest and influential as England's fly-half, then sport really is a place where inspiration can be found' Daily Mail
Jonny Wilkinson became England's youngest international for 71 years when he made his debut at 18 in April 1998. He has since won 70 caps for his country and is the leading point-scorer in test rugby. In the 2003 World Cup he scored the drop goal that won the tournament. He endured a succession of injuries that kept him out of international action for over three years but he returned to kick the England rugby team to the final of the 2007 World Cup. He has also won five British Lions caps. He was awarded the MBE in January 2003, and the OBE a year later.
"If it is possible to be as dedicated, gifted, modest, and influential as Englands fly-half, then Sport really is a place where inspiration can be found." "Daily Mail""
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