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Sir Clive Woodward England's Head Coach - Dossier

We Yield to None
By Kath 25/2/04
September 3 2004
England's Head Coach - Sir Clive Woodward - Dossier. Information, facts, quotes about Sir Clive more than just a profile or fact file.

Management Dossier -Sir Clive Woodward

Resigned as England Head Coach 2/9/04

Date of Birth: 6th January, 1956 - Ely, Cambridgeshire.
Playing Position: Centre
Previous History: England(21 Caps 1980-84), Lions, Loughborough University, NEC Harlequins, Leicester Tigers, Manly

Coaching: England(1997 - 2nd Sept., 2004), England U21's , Manly , Henley Hawks, London Irish, Bath +

Lions Coach for 2005 Tour (announced 2004)

Country: England Caps 21 & Lions Caps 2
Debut: England v Ireland 19/1/80

Honours: Sir Clive Meeting the Queen at the Palace & Coach of the Year BBC Sports Personality Awards.

Clive Woodward's career in pictures - BBC

Articles: In Focus - Sir Clive Woodward

Interesting Facts:

* Sir Clive Woodward becomes the first man to manage an England team to major trophy success since Sir Alf Ramsey in 1966

* Sir Clive Woodward was educated at HMS Conway in Anglesey. On leaving school he attended Loughborough University where he gained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sports Science followed by a Post-Graduate Certificate of Education

* Sir Clive believes Leadership, teamship, partnership and attention to detail are the key components of the team building process. Cultures may change from team to team and from company to company but the key ingredients for success remain consistent.

* Sir Clive's greatest hobby, apart from rugby, is golf - plays off 6. 

* It would now seem he was forced by his father to play rugby and Clive really wanted to play Football?

What the New Zealand Herald say of Sir Clive?
Sporting Heroes Stats & Pictures
BBC Profile - written by Simon Austin.
Quotes:

Sir Clive On how life has changed since lifting the World Cup: "Hasn't changed at all. I was very pleased [to be knighted] but it doesn't make any difference to your life ... We're very pleased to have won the World Cup but it's history and this is what we do for a living. I'd be horrified if anyone thought I'd changed."

Sir Clive: "My only goal when I took over was for England to be the best team in the World".

Sir Clive: "I was going nuts. We kept putting ourselves in trouble, making error after error. But who cares what I thought? We have won the World Cup"

Nicknames: Woodentop, Woowoo,

How to impress the Sir Clive Woodward? - BBC Sports Academy Site

Motivational Speaker - London Speaker Bureau

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