Mark Cueto on England rugby, Eddie Jones and the try that never was | RugbyPass Offload | Episode 40
Today we’re delighted to be joined by Ex England & Lions legend Mark Cueto to help preview an incredibly mouth watering weekend of international test match rugby, as well as hear some incredible stories from throughout his illustrious career. From Brian Ashton losing control of the England team at the 2007 world cup, to his hatred for Stuart Lancaster, the inside story of ‘Dwarf Tossing’ in NZ in 2011 and his thoughts on ‘Crazy Eddie Jones’ – there’s a lot to enjoy in this episode. Plus Ryan has just got back from a remarkably loose weekend in the Caribbean, Max has just flown in fresh from a stag-do in Vegas and Mark’s been at a 4 day wedding in New York – so on top of the rugby be prepared for a lot of fantastic stories and anecdotes .
Mark Cueto on England rugby, Eddie Jones and the try that never was | RugbyPass Offload | Episode 40
Today we’re delighted to be joined by Ex England & Lions legend Mark Cueto to help preview an incredibly mouth watering weekend of international test match rugby, as well as hear some incredible stories from throughout his illustrious career. From Brian Ashton losing control of the England team at the 2007 world cup, to his hatred for Stuart Lancaster, the inside story of ‘Dwarf Tossing’ in NZ in 2011 and his thoughts on ‘Crazy Eddie Jones’ – there’s a lot to enjoy in this episode. Plus Ryan has just got back from a remarkably loose weekend in the Caribbean, Max has just flown in fresh from a stag-do in Vegas and Mark’s been at a 4 day wedding in New York – so on top of the rugby be prepared for a lot of fantastic stories and anecdotes .
Having joined Tigers after having featured for South Africa in the 2021 Rugby Championship, the 26-year-old made just eight appearances in his single season at Welford Road after arriving during the opening months of the 21/22 campaign.
“Marco’s time with us has, unfortunately, been cut short by injury but his contribution to Leicester Tigers during this stage of our journey in a short space of time will not be forgotten,” said Tigers Head Coach Steve Borthwick. “He has made a great contribution to Leicester Tigers and been a pleasure to coach, work with and learn from in his time at the club.
“On behalf of everyone at the club, I thank Marco – and his wife Chanel – for their part in our success this season and wish them well for their next chapter together.”
“It has been a short but unforgettable time at Leicester Tigers,” said van Staden. “It was an honour and a privilege representing this club and being part of this special group.#
Jasper Wiese has returned to South Africa as a Premiership title winner with Leicester and one of the most destructive ball carriers in European rugby and takes that power into the Springboks first test with Wales.