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Retirement incoming:
Marler, is reportedly planning to retire at the conclusion of the current Gallagher Premiership season, as per a report by RugbyPass.
England secured a Rugby World Cup bronze medal last night at the Stade de France, triumphing over Argentina for the second time in this tournament with a 26-23 victory in a rain-soaked Paris. Interestingly, Marler, a prominent figure in rugby union, was absent from the Harlequins' front row during this game.
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Renowned for his colorful personality, Marler has carved out a niche in the world of media, with a successful podcast and regular appearances on Talksport and various other UK media outlets.
In 2017, Marler, alongside his fellow Quin Kyle Sinckler, earned a spot in the British and Irish Lions' squad for their tour of New Zealand.
During the autumn of 2019, Marler came out of international retirement, earning a place in Eddie Jones' England squad, which reached the World Cup Final in Japan.
Marler reached a milestone when he achieved his 200th cap for Harlequins in January 2020, and the following season, he was recognized as the Man of the Match in the Premiership Final.
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#49. Scott Quinnell (Wales)
#48. Matt Dawson (England)
#47. Will Carling (England)
#46. Scott Hastings (Scotland)
#45. Jonny May (England)
#44. Finlay Calder (Scotland)
#43. Maro Itoje (England)
#42. Rob Howley (Wales)
#41. Adam Jones (Wales)
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#39. Andy Irvine (Scotland)
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#37. Scott Gibbs (Wales)
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#34. Mervyn Davies (Wales)
#33. Rory Underwood (England)
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#30. George North (Wales)
#29. Will Greenwood (England)
#28. Tom Smith (Scotland)
#27. Phil Vickery (England)
#26. Graham Price (Wales)
#25. Neil Back (England)
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#23. Bill Beaumont (England)
#22. Phil Bennett (Wales)
#21. Jeremy Guscott (England)
#20. Stuart Hogg (Scotland)
#19. Gerald Davies (Wales)
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Ben Youngs of England during the Autumn Nations Match between England and Australia at Twickenham on 13 November 2021. Photo: Micah Crook/PPAUK
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#10. Lawrence Dallaglio (England)
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#8. Owen Farrell (England)
#7. JPR Williams (Wales)
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