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Andy Goode is a retired rugby union player and sports pundit. He played for several clubs in England, France and South Africa, and scored over 4,000 points in his career.
The Rugby Pod. Think pub chat, but with some of the biggest characters in the game including Big Jim Hamilton, Andy Goode, Dan Biggar and weekly guests.
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23. Juni 2019 · Watch a video celebrating the career of Andy Goode, a former rugby player who won multiple titles with Leicester and England. Learn about his achievements, records and highlights in this tribute by Rugby Jubbly.
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Following an 18 year career which led to him becoming the second highest points scorer in Premiership History, Andy Goode is fast becoming one of the top rugby pundits in the UK.
3. Aug. 2023 · Former England fly half Andy Goode picks his 33-man squad for the 2023 Rugby World Cup in his column for Rugby Pass. He discusses the selection dilemmas and the impact of the Wales game on Saturday.
4. Mai 2020 · The feat comes just a week after RugbyPass revealed that Andy Goode bench pressed 150kg, a figure many questioned on social media. Goode eventually had to resort to requesting the man that spotted him – ex-Worcester Warriors teammate Alex Grove – to testify to the lift. Former British and Irish Lion Rob Henderson suggested that ...
As the second-highest point scorer in Premiership Rugby, Andy Goode is a rugby icon. Throughout his long and distinguished career, he played in England, France and South Africa and he was capped 17 times by England. He also won five Premiership titles and two Heineken Champions Cups.
