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STARTING LINE UP
TBC


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Hookers:
Kevin Mealamu (HK) NZL 83 CAPS
Mark Regan (HK) ENG & LIONS 47 CAPS
Federico Mendez (HK) AUS 63 CAPS

Props:
Os 'Ox' du Randt (1LH) RSA 80 CAPS
Pascal Ondarts (1LH/3TH/HK) FRA 42 CAPS
Greg Somerville (1LH/3TH) NZL 66 CAPS
Kees Meeuws (3TH/1LH) NZL 42 CAPS

Second Row:
Brad Thorn (LK) NZL 40 CAPS
Chris Jack (LK) NZL 67 CAPS
Abdelatif Benazzi (LK/N8/OS7/BS6) FRA 78 CAPS
Jason White (LK/N8/OS7/BS6) SCT 77 CAPS

Back Row:
George Smith (OS7/BS6/N8) AUS 110 CAPS
Rocky Elsom (BS6/N8/LK) AUS 44 CAPS
Lawrence Dallaglio (N8/BS6/OS7) ENG & LIONS 88 CAPS
Rodney So'oialo (OS7/BS6/N8) NZL 62 CAPS
Olivier Magne (OS7/BS6/N8) FRA 89 CAPS

Scrum Half:
Justin Marshall (SH) NZL 81 CAPS
Byron Kelleher (SH) NZL 57 CAPS
Harry Ellis (SH) ENG & LIONS 28 CAPS

Fly Half:
'Sir' Johnny Wilkinson (FH/CN) ENG & LIONS 88 CAPS
'KING' Carlos Spencer (FH/FB/CN) NZL 35 CAPS
Stephen Jones (FH/IC) WAL & LIONS 106 CAPS
Waisale Serevi (FH/FB/SH) FIJ 39 CAPS

Centers:
Felipe Contepomi (FH/CN) ARG 68 CAPS
Mike Catt (CN/WG/FH/FB) ENG & LIONS 76 CAPS
Stirling 'The Evil Wizzard' Mortlock (OC/WG) AUS 74 CAPS

Wingers:
Va'aiga 'Inga the Winger' Tuigamala (WG/CN) SAM & NZL 42 CAPS
Jonah Lomu (WG) NZL 63 CAPS
Sitiveni Sivivatu (WG/FB) NZL 43 CAPS

Full Backs:
Breyton Paulse (WG/FB) RSA 64 CAPS
Josh Lewsey (FB/WG) ENG & LIONS 58 CAPS

Budget £12 million

Players bought: £203 mil
Players sold: £10 mil
Predo cash: £5

Transfers in:
Harry Ellis - £13 million
Justin Marshall & £10 million
Sitiveni Sivivatu - £16 million
Jason White - £17 million
Felipe Contepomi - £16 million
Stephen Jones - £20 million
Frederico Mendez - £28 million
Breyton Paulse - £17 million
Olivier Magne - £27 million
Waisale Serevi - £15 Million
Rodney So'oialo - £16 million
Kees Meeuws - £18 million

Transfers out:
Nick Farr-Jones - to Golden Oldies

PLAYER HISTORY
Welcome to the player history section. Every month we will pick a few a couple of players and show you why they are/were a world class player and force to be reckoned within within the rugby community. This month we look at:

Josh Lewsey
Josh was arguably one of England's greatest ever performers. Equally happy at full back or out on the wing he bought his blistering pace from a successful international sevens career, he combined it with brilliant running lines. He would carve up defences and create opportunities for club an country. He's won everything there is to win in the game.
His defense was rock solid and he could be relied upon to give 110% every single game. If it were not for differences within the England camp he could well have increased his caps and gone on to be simply the best back they have every produced. Here are a few clips of the mans skills:

LEWSY'S TACKLE ON MATT ROGERS
If every you needed proof on why you should't through a punch at Lewsey in a rugby match, possibly his finest moment for many England fans.

LEWSY'S TACKLE ON DE VILLIERS
When all looks lost and a certain try is on the cards for De Villiers, josh newsy sprints cross field to cover with huge tackle, possible on the the best you will see.

LEWSY CLIP MONTAGE
Finally a little montage to one of England's and the World's greats.

Next up we move to the forwards and take a quick look at:

Rocky Elsom
Already legendary status with the Lienster fans the Australian captain is every inch the modern forward, pace, skill, strength with a smattering of brute force. He is currently one of the best loose forwards in the game and continues to perform at the highest level. Leading by example he keeps his teams moving forward.

ELSOM V LEICESTER!
A montage of a typical Elsom performance, this time Leicester are on the receiving end!

ELSOM MONTAGE!
Another little montage of Elsom rocking ou!

ELSOM V MUNSTER
Finally a little montage of Elsom's performance against Munster in the H-Cup semi final 2009 - this man has the complete game.

Keep an eye out for next months history lesson!