Woodward wants 'something special'

England boss Clive Woodward is determined to give his players every chance of achieving “something special” at the World Cup in Australia this autumn.

Woodward wants 'something special'
Mon, 08 Sep, 2003 - 17:35

England boss Clive Woodward is determined to give his players every chance of achieving “something special” at the World Cup in Australia this autumn.

Woodward today paraded the 30 players chosen to challenge for global supremacy Down Under.

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