A fan selected Six nations all-time XV is the talk of social media right now

After 30,000 votes, here is the team fans selected. There are one or two surprise inclusions.

FULLBACK: JASON ROBINSON (ENGLAND) - 10,758 VOTES

Known for his electrifying pace and elusive running, Robinson was a nightmare for opposition defenses. Despite his relatively small stature, he possessed incredible strength and agility, making him a dangerous counter-attacker and try-scoring threat. Robinson's ability to create opportunities out of seemingly nothing earned him accolades and admiration worldwide.

WINGER: SHANE WILLIAMS (WALES) - 12,374 VOTES

Standing as one of Wales' all-time greats, Williams was a pocket rocket on the wing. His low center of gravity and lightning-fast footwork made him a nightmare for defenders. Williams possessed a natural instinct for finding space and a remarkable try-scoring record.

CENTRE: BRIAN O'DRISCOLL (IRELAND) - 21,392 VOTES

A legend of the game, O'Driscoll combined blistering pace with sublime skill. His ability to read the game and create opportunities for himself and others set him apart. O'Driscoll's leadership and consistency made him a talismanic figure for Ireland and the British and Irish Lions.

CENTRE: WILL GREENWOOD (ENGLAND) - 10,697 VOTES

Son of former England international Dick Greenwood, Will carved his own legacy as a midfield maestro. Renowned for his intelligent running lines and deft handling, Greenwood was a key playmaker for England. His partnership with O'Driscoll in the Lions jersey is remembered as one of the finest.

WINGER: TOMMY BOWE (IRELAND) - 5,793 VOTES

A versatile and dynamic winger, Bowe possessed a lethal combination of speed and strength. His ability to finish tries from close range or sprint clear from long distances made him a constant threat. Bowe's defensive prowess and aerial skills added to his value on the field.

FLY-HALF: JONNY WILKINSON (ENGLAND) - 17,066 VOTES

Revered for his pinpoint accuracy with the boot and unwavering commitment in defense, Wilkinson was the epitome of a complete fly-half. His iconic drop goal secured England's Rugby World Cup victory in 2003. Wilkinson's dedication to his craft and tireless work ethic set him apart as one of the game's greatest.

SCRUM-HALF: GARETH EDWARDS (WALES) - 9,725 VOTES

Widely regarded as one of the greatest scrum-halves in rugby history, Edwards' speed, vision, and tactical acumen were unmatched. His partnership with Barry John in the Welsh half-backs was legendary, and his try for the Barbarians against New Zealand in 1973 remains one of the greatest ever scored.

PROP: JASON LEONARD (ENGLAND) - 10,549 VOTES

With a record-breaking 114 caps for England, Leonard was a cornerstone of the front row. Renowned for his scrummaging prowess and work rate around the field, he earned the nickname "The Fun Bus" for his robust playing style and affable personality.

HOOKER: KEITH WOOD (IRELAND) - 14,041 VOTES

A dynamic and passionate leader, Wood was the heartbeat of the Irish pack. His explosive ball-carrying and precision throwing in the lineout were instrumental to Ireland's successes. Wood's leadership and commitment made him a fan favorite and a revered figure in Irish rugby.

PROP: ADAM JONES (WALES) - 10,793 VOTES

Nicknamed "Bomb" for his explosive power in the scrum, Jones was a cornerstone of the Welsh front row. His technical expertise and strength underpinned Wales' set-piece dominance. Jones' work ethic and durability made him a mainstay for both club and country.

LOCK: MARTIN JOHNSON (ENGLAND) - 14,442 VOTES

A towering presence in the lineout and a fierce competitor across the field, Johnson was the epitome of leadership. Captaining England to World Cup glory in 2003, he instilled a culture of excellence and accountability. Johnson's uncompromising style and winning mentality set the standard for future generations.

LOCK: PAUL O'CONNELL (IRELAND) - 12,850 VOTES

A towering figure in Irish rugby, O'Connell combined athleticism with tactical acumen. His leadership on and off the field inspired teammates and fans alike. O'Connell's work rate, aggression, and skill in the set-piece made him a dominant force in the second row.

FLANKER: RICHARD HILL (ENGLAND) - 9,453 VOTES

A tireless worker in the back row, Hill was the unsung hero of the England pack. His ability to disrupt opposition attacks and win turnovers was invaluable. Hill's versatility and selflessness made him a linchpin of England's successes.

FLANKER: SAM WARBURTON (WALES) - 7,815 VOTES

A modern-day great, Warburton possessed all the attributes of a world-class flanker. His ferocious tackling, breakdown expertise, and leadership made him a talisman for Wales. Warburton's performances in big matches, including leading the British and Irish Lions to victory in Australia, cemented his legacy.

NUMBER 8: SERGIO PARISSE (ITALY) - 9,884 VOTES

A colossus in Italian rugby, Parisse was a dynamic and inspirational figure. His ball-carrying ability, deft offloads, and defensive tenacity made him a standout player in a struggling team. Parisse's leadership and passion for the game endeared him to fans worldwide.