Lewis Moody
English rugby union player · United Kingdom · On the map · Athletes · Born 1978 · age 48
Lewis Walton Moody is an English retired rugby union player. He played for Leicester Tigers and Bath and was part of the 2003 World Cup winning side. Moody was chosen for the 2005 British & Irish Lions tour to New Zealand, being capped twice.
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Martin Johnson Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 1997-2006
Toby Flood Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 2008-2010
Alesana Tuilagi Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 2004-2010Geordan Murphy Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 1999-2010
Jim Hamilton Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 2003-2008Lee Mears Teammate at England men’s national team, 2005-2011
Louis Deacon Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 2000-2010
Seru Rabeni Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 2004-2009
Ben Kay Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 1999-2010
Dorian West Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 1997-2004
Graham Rowntree Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 1997-2007
Neil Back Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 1997-2005
Olly Barkley Teammate at England men’s national team, 2001-2008- Will Johnson Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 1997-2006
Will Greenwood Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 1997-2000
Ben Cohen Teammate at England men’s national team, 2001-2006
Martin Castrogiovanni Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 2006-2010
Benjamin Kayser Teammate at Leicester Tigers, 2007-2009
Steve Borthwick Teammate at England men’s national team, 2001-2010
Simon Taylor Teammate at Bath Rugby, 2010-2012- Harry Ellis Teammate at England men’s national team, 2004-2009
Josh Lewsey Teammate at England men’s national team, 2001-2007Phil Vickery Teammate at England men’s national team, 2001-2009
Tim Payne Teammate at England men’s national team, 2004-2010
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He is known for the enthusiasm with which he played the game, his willingness to chase down opponents and his ability to compete for possession at restarts, which earned him the nickname "Mad Dog" from teammates and supporters.