England rugby players may dominate on the pitch, but several are also making a mark off it with side ventures that show there’s more to life than scrums and lineouts!
From owning pubs to practicing medicine, here are five England stars whose off-field pursuits are as impressive as their rugby careers.
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Jamie George – Physiotherapy Clinic Owner
Saracens hooker Jamie George isn’t just adept at breaking defensive lines; he’s also breaking ground in the business world. George owns a successful physiotherapy clinic, Carter & George, where he combines his knowledge of sports with a commitment to helping others recover from injuries.
His dedication to rehabilitation and fitness ensures that when he finally decides to hang up his boots, he’ll still be winning in the health industry.
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso – Doctor in the Making
Balancing the rigors of rugby and medicine isn’t easy, but Immanuel Feyi-Waboso is taking on the challenge. While others might relax after a bruising game, Feyi-Waboso swaps his rugby kit for scrubs, working towards a medical degree.
When he’s not scoring tries, he’s working on becoming a doctor—a rare combination of talent that could save both tries and lives!
Jack Nowell – Pub Owner
England winger Jack Nowell has swapped his rugby boots for barstools… well, at least some of the time. Nowell is the proud owner of The Swordfish Inn, a pub on the Cornish coast.
Known for its relaxed vibe and incredible views, it’s a place where fans can enjoy a pint while hoping to spot the international star himself pulling pints!
Joe Marler – Podcaster Extraordinaire
Harlequins prop Joe Marler has always been known for his wit and honesty on the pitch, and he’s taken that same charisma to the podcasting world.
Joe Marler’s Things People Do is a mix of banter, rugby insights, and raw, honest conversations that have made it a fan favourite. He’s proving he can tackle tough topics and entertain with just as much skill as he tackles players on the field.
Ellis Genge – Owner of SYN Gym
The powerhouse prop Ellis Genge isn’t only pushing his body to the limit—he’s helping others do the same as the owner of SYN, a state-of-the-art gym.
With a focus on creating a community of fitness enthusiasts, Genge’s facility is all about strength and wellness. For him, it’s about building a space that supports health and strength, both mentally and physically.
Can You Name England’s XV from Their 2019 World Cup Win Over the All Blacks?
Rugby fans, gather ’round! Let’s rewind to that fateful day in 2019 when England shocked the rugby world by toppling the mighty All Blacks in the World Cup semifinals.
With a nail-biting score of 19-7, Eddie Jones’s men delivered a masterclass in strategy and grit, proving that anything is possible on the grand stage of rugby.
But here’s the challenge: can you name the legendary 23 players who fought tooth and nail to secure that stunning victory?
From powerhouse forwards to lightning-fast backs, each player played a crucial role in this unforgettable triumph. Think you know the squad that made history?
Let’s put your memory to the test!
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