4. Charlie Sharples
The Hong Kong-born winger is a certified Gloucester legend, having scored 455 points in 262 games for the club since 2007.
But the speedster hasn’t made the splash many thought he would on the international stage.
An England u20s Grand Slam winner in 2008, his eye-catching 2010/11 campaign saw him win Gloucester’s Young Player of the Year Award award. He made his England debut off the bench against Wales in a World Cup warm-up match in 2011 and would win all of his four caps to date in the same year, though he didn’t make the ’11 World Cup squad.
He scored two tries in those four appearances but has rarely featured in the international conversation since.
Now 30 years old, he doesn’t have time on his side, but will he manage one last hurrah in an England shirt?