Sir Clive Woodward, the former England boss, has identified the four rugby legends with that he would have loved to work with.
The now-retired 65-year-old won the Rugby World Cup and three Six Nations trophies, including a Grand Slam, with England in 2003.
Here are the four players he wishes he could have included in his England team.
Gareth Edwards (Wales)
Woodward’s Comment:
“The greatest talent I played against was Gareth Edwards. He was in his last season and I was in my first.”
Danny Cipriani (England)
Woodward’s Comment:
“Cipriani is the only English number 10 of the past 20 years who, if I’d been a coach and he had been up for selection at the same time as Jonny, could have caused big selection headaches.”
Brian O’Driscoll (Ireland)
Woodward’s Comment:
“In the Grand Slam game in 2003, we worked on a plan to man-mark him with three players, so the tackler was not exposed by O’Driscoll’s footwork and pace in a one-on-one situation.”
Jonah Lomu (New Zealand)
Woodward’s Comment:
“He took rugby to a whole new level. There’s very rarely one player who dominates a whole World Cup and he certainly did. Imagine him on one wing and Jason Robinson on the other. That would be incredible.”
