Rugby star Mike Tindall retires
Last updated Tue 15 Jul 2014
Rugby World Cup winner Mike Tindall has announced he’s retiring from the game. The 35 year old is one of the West’s most successful players, having enjoyed a 17 year club career at both Bath and Gloucester.
Most recently he’s been coaching, but he’s now decided to call time on his career to pursue media opportunities.
Watch ITV’s extended interview with the Rugby star, where he talks about his career ups and downs, his retirement and his infamous nose.
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Article source: http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/ugo-monye-eyeing-england-recall-2332254
Extended interview with retired rugby star Mike Tyndall
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