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Martin Johnson’s love of rugby has followed him through into the next stage of his career as he is now a part of the BBC commentary team. Joining the punditry team right before the Six Nations tournament, Johnson was excited to relive some of his best memories alongside Welsh rugby legend Sam Warburton .
Martin Johnson captained England to their only Rugby World Cup success in Australia in 2003, having led the team to the Six Nations Grand Slam earlier that year – their first clean sweep since 1995.
Martin Johnson was born on March 9, 1970, in Solihull, England. He developed a passion for rugby at an early age, playing for his school, Wigston College, and later progressing to the Leicester Tigers, one of England’s most successful rugby clubs. Johnson quickly established himself as a dominant force on the field, showcasing his exceptional ...
a Compétitions nationales et continentales officielles uniquement. b Matchs officiels uniquement. Dernière mise à jour le 20 février 2011. modifier Martin Osborne Johnson est un joueur de rugby international anglais né le 9 mars 1970 à Solihull . Il évolue au poste de deuxième ligne tant en sélection nationale qu'avec les Leicester Tigers avec qui il effectue la majeure partie de sa ...
21 de jul. de 2021 · In 2001, Martin Johnson made history when he became the first man to captain the British and Irish Lions twice. It was a huge honour, but one he considered turning down. Johnson first led the ...
5 de sept. de 2019 · Rugby’s Greatest: Martin Johnson. When he held aloft the William Webb Ellis trophy in 2003, it marked his 39th Test as captain, of which England won 34. His leadership credentials had been apparent since 1997 when Sir Ian McGeechan, who wanted a towering Lions captain to be able to look down on Springbok skipper Gary Teichmann, picked the Leicester lock to lead the side into what ended up as ...
Martin Johnson CBE. Date of Birth 9 Mar 1970. Birthplace Solihull, Warwickshire. Height 2.01m (6' 7) Weight 119kg (18st 10lbs) Appearances 361. Points 90. International Caps 84. A giant of the game in all senses of the word, Martin Johnson spent his entire professional club career at Leicester Tigers, winning every prize in rugby.
