World Rugby's 5 Biggest Prima Donnas Of All-Time Named

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They wrote: "Campo was, quite simply, a genius on the rugby field. However, he also possesses what are best described as the "individual characteristics" often associated with geniuses.

"He liked to try things that other players could only dream about, and sometimes that got him into trouble—never more so than when conceding this crucial try in Australia's deciding Test with the 1989 British and Irish Lions."

Verdict: The first ever

They wrote: "There was something of the individual about Carling that rubbed up the opposition and was not always appreciated by his teammates, though he ultimately earned their respect.

"Perhaps it was because he was the highest-profile player in Europe during what was still the amateur era, and perhaps because people knew he was earning reward away from the game.

"The fact he was romantically linked to Diana, Princess of Wales, also had tongues wagging. Yes, he was a successful rugby player and captain, but he certainly possessed prima donna qualities as well.

Verdict: Definitely

They wrote: "Whether it's his perma-tan, reality television performances or fondness for tabloid attention, he definitely comes as close to a prima donna in modern-day rugby as anyone."

They wrote: "Healey was also part of a highly successful Leicester team that was never known for its modesty.

"Throw into that mix Healey's public falling-out with coach Graham Henry on the 2001 Lions tour of Australia, and his public spat with Wallabies lock Justin Harrison, and there is much to suggest that Healey enjoyed the limelight.

"Perhaps his ensuing media career was always in the making, though it must be said he does make a very good pundit."

They wrote: "Whether its dating high-profile "selebs," getting into trouble in nightclubs or getting hit by a bus on a drink-fuelled night out, Cipriani has an ability to make a fool of himself wherever he goes.

"Like Henson, Cipriani is in grave danger of wasting the talent that at one stage had him down as a shoo-in for the No. 10 shirt."