Managers

To manage England at any level is an incredible challenge. In Martin Johnson, the England Elite side have a true great of the modern game in charge. His authoritative approach on the pitch has transferred into an astute management technique off it and at just 39; Johnson has time on his side.

See below to learn more about Martin Johnson’s career prior to becoming a top level manager and why not take a look at the profiles for Saxons head coach Stuart Lancaster and England Women head coach Gary Street.

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Martin Johnson

Martin Johnson was appointed in April last year as England Team Manager. He had enjoyed a glittering  career as a lock, winning 84 England caps, leading his country in 39 matches, of which 34 produced victories, and becoming the first England captain to lift the Webb Ellis Cup as 2003 RWC winners.

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Gary Street

A highly-regarded scrum half, Gary Street started his rugby career at Aston Old Edwardians in 1986 – a club he played for until 2004. During that 18 year period he also ran out for Greater Birmingham and the North Midlands.

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