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George Gregan is celebrated as Australia’s most capped international rugby union player, having represented the Wallabies in 139 Test matches from 1994 to 2007 and is regarded as one of the best scrum-halves in the sport’s history.
In 1999, George helped Australia to victory in the Rugby World Cup final, which then led to him captaining the Wallabies into the 2003 World Cup Final, four years later.
He was also one of the founding players at Brumbies, a Super rugby team where he played from 1996 to 2007, winning numerous accolades with the club. In 2001, George was named International Rugby Player of the Year. Later that year, George was instrumental in the Wallabies beating the British and Irish Lions in a famous 2-1 victory. In 2009, George was included in Sport Australia Hall of Fame and in 2013, World Rugby Hall of Fame. His try saving tackle on Jeff Wilson during the 1994 Bledisloe Cup will be talked about for centuries.
George Gregan’s legacy in rugby is marked by his leadership, skill and contributions to the sport, making him one of Australia’s most respected rugby and sporting figures.
George’s achievements don’t stop off the pitch. After retiring from international rugby in 2007 continued his career as a coach, broadcaster, and entrepreneur.
George is a Director and Chair of Fitness Systems United which own brands PTP and BAHE as well as being Chairman of the Global Rugby Players Foundation.
In 2005, George also set up the George Gregan Foundation to help children with Neurological disorders. George has covered 3 World Cups with ITV and continues to work as an ambassador for sponsors in both sport and business and is available for Q&A’s
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