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Matthew James Sutherland Dawson, MBE (born 31 October 1972) is an English retired rugby union player who played scrum half for Northampton Saints and then London Wasps. During his international career he toured with the British & Irish Lions three times and was part of England's 2003 Rugby World Cup winning side.
- Matthew James Sutherland Dawson
- 1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
- 31 October 1972 (age 50)
- 13.10 st (83.2 kg)
6 de jun. de 2023 · Matt Dawson: Everything you need to know about the England legend. Lawrence Nolan 06 Jun 2023 9:00 AM. One of rugby’s more colourful characters in the wake of his career as well as during it, it is often forgotten just how good and dangerous a scrum-half Matt Dawson was.
- Lawrence Nolan
Matthew James Sutherland Dawson ( Birkenhead, 31 de octubre de 1972) es un exjugador británico de rugby que se desempeñaba como medio scrum. Actualmente se dedica a la filantropía . Carrera. Matt Dawson debutó en primera con Northampton Saints en 1991.
- Matthew James Sutherland Dawson
21 de sept. de 2023 · By Tom Bradshaw. Rugby World Cup England. 2:13pm, 21 September 2023 1 Comments. If there is a phrase to quicken the rugby pulse at present, odds are it isn’t “We will win by any means necessary”. It’s a formulation that keeps popping up around the England camp, as rampant as sunflowers under a southern French sun – only not as pretty.
814K Followers, 476 Following, 612 Posts - Matt Dawson (@matt9dawson) on Instagram: "If I’m honest I don’t know what I am!! 🏉🗂💻👨🏼💼🏎️ 🏥🥪🧹👨👦👦. I love life though.. info@mattdawson.online for direct messages…"
Matt Dawson Bio. Matt Dawson is a giant of English rugby and is one of the most-capped scrum halves of all time. A legend for Northampton and Wasps, Dawson was also a regular for England and the British and Irish Lions in his long and illustrious playing career. Matt Dawson was inducted into the RugbyPass Hall of Fame in 2021.
31 de oct. de 2022 · British & Irish Lions profile: Matt Dawson. Dawson went on two more Tours, to Australia in 2001 and New Zealand in 2005, while he was also part of the England World Cup-winning team of 2003. But 1997 will always hold a special place in his heart.
