Martin Johnson: When Clive went, the RFU was run as a business
Martin Johnson: When Clive went, the RFU was run as a business
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Martin Johnson is not a betting man, but if he were he would probably put his shirt ? and shirts don't come much bigger ? on New Zealand to win the World Cup. That doesn't seem to be a particularly hard admission for the victorious England captain four years ago to make, but he does throw in a few caveats. "I say to people who think it's a conclusion, 'shall we just give them the trophy now, then? Or shall we play the tournament first?'" |
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News entry number 895 added on Sep 6, 2007 in the Sports News category.
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