Lewis Moody on his life in rugby, what it takes to win a Rugby World Cup and how he got the nickname Mad Dog

Update: 2019-10-24

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In the second From the Vaults podcast from the World Rugby Museum, we sit down with 2003 Rugby World Cup winner Lewis Moody to talk about confidence on the pitch, being part of a Rugby World Cup winning squad, and his time as the Rugby Football Union’s First World War Ambassador.

From the Vaults is a World Rugby Museum podcast.

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Lewis Moody on his life in rugby, what it takes to win a Rugby World Cup and how he got the nickname Mad Dog

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Lewis Moody on his life in rugby, what it takes to win a Rugby World Cup and how he got the nickname Mad Dog

Lewis Moody on his life in rugby, what it takes to win a Rugby World Cup and how he got the nickname Mad Dog