Jeremy Guscott

Jeremy Guscott is a retired rugby union player who represented England on 65 occasions, scoring 143 points in the process. Guscott played for Bath Rugby throughout the duration of his 16 year career. He would go on to play 266 times for the club scoring an impressive 710 points. Guscott is considered a rugby legend not only with Bath fans but with fans from across the globe. Since retiring, Guscott has become an extremely successful after-dinner speaker where he focuses on maximising success and the focus on achieving goals.

Guscott's domestic career started in 1984 for Bath, after five successful years with the club he made his international debut. His debut was one of England's most memorable debuts of all time as Guscott scored a hat trick in a 58-3 win over Romania. In the same year, Guscott earned a call up to the British and Irish Lions, he went on to represent the squad on three separate tours earning eight appearances and scoring seven points. Guscott often reflects on his international success during his time as a rugby speaker.

He was a part of the 1999 Rugby World Cup squad for England and played his last ever international match in the same tournament. His last match was against Tonga in which he scored a memorable field long try to help secure a 101-10 win for England. Overall, Guscott represented England in three world cups and was an integral part of the side for many years. Domestically, one of Guscott's biggest achievements was winning the 1998 Heineken Cup, Bath beat Brive 19-18 in what turned out to be an invigorating match. Since retiring, Guscott has worked as a pundit for a number of huge name organisations. He works with the BBC and has been a part of their punditry team for the Six Nations. As a rugby speaker, Guscott often discusses his magnificent career but also discusses topics such as drive and determination and achieving goals.