Sir Clive Woodward responds to claims England Rugby World Cup heroes used 'fake blood'

Rugby News
Tuesday, 16 April 2019 at 11:27
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Former England head coach Sir Clive Woodward has rejected claims that his 2003 side cheated during their Rugby World Cup success.
In a document, uncovered by a documentary on talkSPORT , Richards said: "The use of fake blood, cutting players, re-opening wounds, feigning injury in the front row, jabbing players with anaesthetic all occur regularly throughout the game."
Richards' observation noted: "Rugby World Cup 2003. England used faked blood to manage replacements."
oodward, writing in The Times, has refuted the claims that his 2003 heroes were involved in a similar practice.
“We won every match in Australia. Why would we want to cheat? This is simply not true.
“I am not sure why Dean raised this. I have never been involved in anything like this. It is ridiculous."

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