Rugby Union Weekly Six Nations: Jamie George 100 not out
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Mar 5, 2025 In this chat with Jamie George, the England rugby legend, listeners get an inside look at his feelings around achieving 100 caps. He describes the moment as "surreal" and discusses losing the captaincy, sharing how head coach Steve Borthwick broke the news to him. Jamie reflects on the importance of resilience and family support throughout his career. The conversation also features a fun quiz, where Jamie showcases his knowledge of rugby trivia, and strategic insights on player roles as the Six Nations approach.
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100th Cap Milestone
- Jamie George reflects on his upcoming 100th cap, calling it a proud moment and huge honor.
- He started thinking about reaching 100 caps around the 2023 World Cup.
Cap Targets and Imposter Syndrome
- George discusses how he approached cap targets, initially focusing on short-term goals.
- He admits to feeling surreal about reaching 100 caps and experiencing imposter syndrome when surpassing legends like Martin Johnson.
Losing the Captaincy
- George discusses losing the England captaincy, admitting it was hard, difficult, and frustrating.
- He questioned his future with the team but found inspiration in Joe Root's improved performance after relinquishing the cricket captaincy.