| Martin Johnson | |
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| Martin Johnson led England to their finest hour in Rugby World Cup history, victory in the 2003 tournament in Australia. | |
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| AgustÃn Pichot | |
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| The talisman of Argentine rugby, AgustÃn Pichot played in four Rugby World Cups and captained the Pumas to a best finish of third in 2007. | |
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| Brian Lima | |
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| A legend of Samoan rugby, Brian Lima is to date the only man to play in five Rugby World Cups. | |
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| Jake White | |
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| Jake White coached South Africa to their second Rugby World Cup triumph in 2007. | |
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| Jonah Lomu | |
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| Few will forget the impact that New Zealand’s giant wing Jonah Lomu had on Rugby World Cup 1995. | |
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| Clive Woodward | |
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| Clive Woodward was the coach when England became the first northern hemisphere nation to lift the Webb Ellis Cup at RWC 2003. | |
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| Gareth Lloyd Rees | |
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| Former Canada fly half and captain Gareth Rees was the first player to take part in four Rugby World Cup tournaments. | |
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| Rod Macqueen | |
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| Rod Macqueen coached Australia to their second Rugby World Cup success in 1999. | |
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| Kitch Christie | |
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| Kitch Christie was South Africa coach when they won Rugby World Cup 1995 on home soil. | |
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| Francois Pienaar | |
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| The image of Francois Pienaar receiving the Webb Ellis Cup from Nelson Mandela is one of the most iconic in Rugby World Cup history. | |
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