Nick Easter
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Easter is also a former England captain who spent an astonishing 12-year stint at Harlequins.
The back rower made 281 appearances in the famous quartered jersey and helped them to a maiden Premiership Rugby title in the 2011-12 season.
He scored 54 club tries in total, the same number of times he pulled on the England jersey, and he added nine more international scores to his total.
Not only did he lead the Red Rose twice, Easter holds a number of international records, including becoming the first No.8 to score four tries in one match for England – against Wales in 2007 – and the country’s oldest ever try-scorer after his 2015 World Cup hat-trick against Uruguay.