IT’S sad that Lawerence Dallaglio, who famously played every minute of the 2003 World Cup, has been forced to put his winner’s medal up for auction as he battles his financial issues ... but I wouldn’t be getting too sentimental and censorious over the issue. It happens.
Sportsmen, like all of us, face challenges in their personal lives and sometimes it’s simply a case of needs must. You do what you have to do.
And although nice, medals are ultimately just gongs. It’s the memory of the entire tournament, his time with that world-beating squad, his p...