The British & Irish Lions joins the rugby community in coming together behind Lion #723 Lewis Moody after news of his MND Diagnosis.
A World Cup winner in 2003, Moody Toured with the Lions in 2005, playing in five matches including two Tests against New Zealand.
From Welford Road to the Rec, Lewis enjoyed an incredible career on the pitch and has achieved a great deal since, including his charitable work with The Lewis Moody Foundation.
Lions Chair Ieuan Evans MBE said: “We are all greatly saddened to hear the news of Lewis Moody’s diagnosis. Lewis has given rugby so much throughout his excellent career.
“As a player Lewis inspired so many fans during a glittering career that included his club spells with Leicester Tigers and Bath Rugby, a memorable time with his country England - where he played such a big part in their unforgettable 2003 Rugby World Cup win - as well as wearing the famous red Lions jersey including scoring a try in the final test against New Zealand in 2005.
“On behalf of everyone at The British & Irish Lions we are all thinking of Lewis and his family at this difficult time.”
