Dream Team: Jonny Arr – Worcester scrum-half

1.Matt Mullan – The ultimate professional, Matt is not only a good scrummager but he’s up there when it comes to fitness and he’s a great ball carrier too. He’s knocking hard on the door to become England’s starting loosehead.
2.Schalk Brits – He’s like another flanker in the front row. He gets around the pitch so well and his foot work is superb. Adds huge value, especially in attack.
3.Tevita Taumoepeau – With the former Worcester tighthead anchoring the scrum it’s going only one way and that’s forward.
4.Courtney Lawes – Quite frightening really! You don’t hang around when he’s on the pitch. As a scrum-half he’s the type of player I try to stay away from. A complete modern day second-row.
5.Graham Kitchener – Great skillset for a second row. He can pass, offload and he’s got the pace to take the gap if needed. He had a lot of potential when he was at Worcester but he’s definitely found a new dimension at Leicester, and like Matt, is now in England contention.
6 Mike Williams – He’s got everything you’d want from your blindside – big and physical. He puts in some monster hits for us in defence and carries hard in attack.
7.Steffon Armitage – He’s on top of his game at Toulon. As an openside, if he gets on the ball at the breakdown you’ve got no chance of moving him.
8.Kai Horstmann – An intelligent player with a calming influence on the squad. It was great to play with him when I was just coming on the scene.
9.Danny Care – One of the best in the world right now. His attacking game is second to none and always poses a threat around the fringes with his pace.
10.Jonny Wilkinson – I came across him when he was still at Newcastle and I first signed for Worcester. He’s just a legend. You wouldn’t want anyone else outside you to run the game.
11.David Lemi – Not the biggest but he’s a powerhouse. A workhorse who can change the game in the blink of an eye.
12.Sam Tuitupou – Played with the Pocket Rocket for a few years at the Warriors before he joined Sale. Another who’s not that big but punches above his weight.
13.Manu Tuilagi – He’s been unfortunate with injuries recently but when fit he’s almost unstoppable and will smash through the opposition.
14.George North – A physical beast with the pace to match. Class finisher and a go-to man for Wales.
15.Chris Pennell – The all-round rugby player who works tirelessly on his game. He’s got a monster boot, he’s strong and he’s got pace. You can’t ask for much more really.