England's James Haskell (L) tries to break the tackle of Italy's Salvatore Perugini as team mates Andy Gomarsall (R) and Lee Mears (2nd R) watch during their Six Nations rugby union match at the Flaminio stadium in Rome February 10, 2008. England won 23-19. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi (ITALY) 

England's Andy Gomarsall (C) celebrates with his teammates Jonny Wilkinson (R) and Toby Flood after scoring during their Six Nations rugby union match against Italy at the Flaminio stadium in Rome February 10, 2008. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi (ITALY) 

England's Mathew Tait (L), Jonny Wilkinson (C) and Andy Gomarsall react after receiving their loser's medals after being beaten by South Africa in the Rugby World Cup final at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, near Paris October 20, 2007. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England's Jonny Wilkinson (2nd R) stands with team mates Lawrence Dallaglio (18), Mathew Tait (L) and Andy Gomarsall (R) who hold their silver medals after South Africa beat England in the Rugby World Cup final at the Stade de France Stadium in Saint-Denis, near Paris, October 20, 2007. REUTERS/Charles Platiau (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall (C) passes the ball in the Rugby World Cup final against South Africa at the Stade de France Stadium in Saint-Denis, near Paris, October 20, 2007. REUTERS/Charles Platiau (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall (C) passes the ball in the Rugby World Cup final against South Africa at the Stade de France Stadium in Saint-Denis, near Paris, October 20, 2007. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau (FRANCE) 

England's rugby players Paul Sackey (L) and Andy Gomarsall attend a training session in Paris October 17, 2007. England are due to meet South Africa in the finals of the Rugby World Cup in Paris on October 20. REUTERS/Juan Medina (FRANCE) 

(L to R) England's rugby players Lewis Moody, Steve Borthwick, Jonny Wilkinson and Andy Gomarsall attend a training session in Paris October 17, 2007. England are due to meet South Africa in the finals of the Rugby World Cup in Paris on October 20. REUTERS/Juan Medina (FRANCE) 

England's rugby player Andy Gomarsall attends to the media at his hotel in Paris October 17, 2007. England is due to meet South Africa in the finals of the Rugby World Cup in Paris on October 20. REUTERS/Juan Medina (FRANCE) 

England Andy Gomarsall (R) passes the ball during the semi-final of the Rugby World Cup against France at the Stade de France Stadium in Saint-Denis, near Paris, October 13, 2007. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall (R)chases the ball with France's Jean-Baptiste Elissalde during their semi-final Rugby World Cup match at the Stade de France Stadium in Saint-Denis, near Paris, October 13, 2007. REUTERS/Juan Medina (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall (C) passes the ball during their semi-final Rugby World Cup match against France at the Stade de France Stadium in Saint-Denis, near Paris, October 13, 2007. REUTERS/Howard Burditt (FRANCE) 

England's Josh Lewsey (C) celebrates with team mates Andy Gomarsall (L) and Lewis Moody after scoring a try against France during their semi-final Rugby World Cup match at the Stade de France Stadium in Saint-Denis, near Paris, October 13, 2007. REUTERS/Robert Pratta (FRANCE) 

England's rugby players Andy Gomarsall (R) and Martin Corry talk to the media at the team hotel in Paris, France, October 9, 2007. England are due to meet France in the semi final of The Rugby World Cup in Paris on October 13. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England's rugby player Andy Gomarsall talks to the media at the team hotel in Paris, France, October 9, 2007. England are due to meet France in the semi final of The Rugby World Cup in Paris on October 13. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England's rugby player Andy Gomarsall talks to the media at the team hotel in Paris, France, October 9, 2007. England are due to meet France in the semi final of The Rugby World Cup in Paris on October 13. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall poses at the rugby team's hotel in Paris, France, October 9, 2007. England are due to meet France in the semi final of The Rugby World Cup in Paris on October 13. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall poses for photographs at the team hotel in Paris, France October 9, 2007. England are due to meet France in the semi-final of the Rugby World Cup in Paris on October 13. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall is seen bleeding as he plays during the quarter final Rugby World Cup match in Marseille October 6, 2007. England won the match 12-10. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall (C) and his team mates celebrate their victory after winning their quarter final Rugby World Cup match against Australia in Marseille October 6, 2007. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau (FRANCE) 

England's Josh Lewsey (R) and Andy Gomarsall celebrate victory after winning the quarter final Rugby World Cup match against Australia in Marseille October 6, 2007. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall (R) and Australia's George Gregan chase the ball during their quarter final Rugby World Cup match in Marseille October 6, 2007. REUTERS/Steve Holland (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall reacts (back) as Austalia's George Regan holds the ball during their quarter final Rugby World Cup match in Marseille October 6, 2007. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall passes the ball during his quarter final Rugby World Cup match against Australia in Marseille October 6, 2007. REUTERS/Steve Holland (FRANCE) 

England players (L-R) Andy Gomarsall, Jonny Wilkinson and Andy Farrell during a team training session in Marseille, southern France, October 2, 2007. England are due to meet Australia in the quarter final of The Rugby World Cup on October 6. REUTERS/Matt Dunham/Pool (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall (R) runs with the ball past Samoa's Joe Tekori during their Rugby World Cup match in Nantes, France September 22, 2007. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall (L) celebrates with team mate Jonny Wilkinson (R) after the final try against Samoa during their Rugby World Cup match in Nantes, France September 22, 2007. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall (R) is tackled by Samoa's Joe Tekori during their Rugby World Cup match in Nantes, France September 22, 2007. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard (FRANCE) 

Samoa's Mahonri Schwalger (R) tries to block a drop kick by England's Andy Gomarsall during their Rugby World Cup match in Nantes, France September 22, 2007. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall practises kicking during a training session at Stade de la Beaujoire a day ahead of the Rugby World Cup match against Samoa in Nantes September 21, 2007. REUTERS/Chris Helgren (FRANCE) 

England rugby player Andy Gomarsall poses for photographers outside the team's hotel in Versailles, France September 20, 2007. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England rugby players (L-R) Andy Gomarsall, Toby Flood and Olly Barkley practice at their training ground in Versailles, France September 18, 2007. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (FRANCE) 

England's Andy Gomarsall helps train a young fan at the Scrum in the Park rugby event in London September 2, 2007. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN) 

South Africa's Juan Smith tackles England's Andy Gomarsall (R) in their rugby union clash in Bloemfontein, May 26, 2007. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings (SOUTH AFRICA) 

Andy Gomarsall of England is tackled by All Black Daniel Carter during the rugby union international between New Zealand and England at Eden Park, in Auckland, June 19, 2004. New Zealand won the match 36-12. REUTERS/Nigel Marple NM/LA 

New Zealand's Keven Mealamu (C) charges past England's Andy Gomarsall (L) and Charlie Hodgson (obscured) during the rugby union international between New Zealand and England at Eden Park in Auckland June 19, 2004. New Zealand won 36-12 to win the two match series 2-0. REUTERS/Simon Baker SB/BY 

New Zealand All Black's clap England's Andy Gomarsall and his teammates off the field after their rugby union test match at Carisbrook, Dunedin, June 12, 2004. The All Blacks won 36-3. REUTERS/Anthony Phelps AP/CP 

ENGLAND'S GOMARSALL AND GRAYSON HOLD OFF ITALY'S DALLAN DURING THEIR SIX NATIONS RUGBY INTERNATIONAL IN ROME. England's Andy Gormarsall (R) and Paul Grayson (L) hold off Italy's Denis Dallan during their six nations rugby international match at the Flaminio Stadium in Rome February 15, 2004. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez REUTERS 

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II poses with the England rugby squad at a reception at Buckingham Palace in London to celebrate winning the rugby World Cup, December 8, 2003. Earlier the squad had paraded the trophy through central London in a victory parade of open-topped buses. Back row (L-R): Jason Robinson, Julian White, Trevor Woodman, Steve Thompson, Mike Catt, Iain Balshaw, Dan Luger, Stuart Abbott, Andy Gomarsall, Josh Lewsey and Jason Leonard. Centre row ( L-R): Mike Tindall, Ben Cohen, Joe Worsley, Martin Corry, Ben Kay, Danny Grewcock, Will Greenwood, Lewis Moody, Richard Hill, Mark Regan and Simon Shaw. Front row (L-R): Matt Dawson, Paul Grayson, Dorian West, Lawrence Dallaglio, Martin Johnson, Her Majesty, Clive Woodward, Jonny Wilkinson, Neil Back, Phil Vickery and Kyran Bracken. 

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II poses with the England rugby squad at a reception at Buckingham Palace in London to celebrate winning the rugby World Cup, December 8, 2003. Earlier the squad had paraded the trophy through central London in a victory parade of open-topped buses. Back row (L-R): Jason Robinson, Julian White, Trevor Woodman, Steve Thompson, Mike Catt, Iain Balshaw, Dan Luger, Stuart Abbott, Andy Gomarsall, Josh Lewsey and Jason Leonard. Centre row ( L-R): Mike Tindall, Ben Cohen, Joe Worsley, Martin Corry, Ben Kay, Danny Grewcock, Will Greenwood, Lewis Moody, Richard Hill, Mark Regan and Simon Shaw. Front row (L-R): Matt Dawson, Paul Grayson, Dorian West, Lawrence Dallaglio, Martin Johnson, Her Majesty, Clive Woodward, Jonny Wilkinson, Neil Back, Phil Vickery and Kyran Bracken. 

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II poses with the England rugby squad at a
reception at Buckingham Palace in London to celebrate winning the rugby
World Cup, December 8, 2003. Earlier the squad had paraded the trophy
through central London in a victory parade of open-topped buses. Back
row (L-R): Jason Robinson, Julian White, Trevor Woodman, Steve
Thompson, Mike Catt, Iain Balshaw, Dan Luger, Stuart Abbott, Andy
Gomarsall, Josh Lewsey and Jason Leonard. Centre row ( L-R): Mike
Tindall, Ben Cohen, Joe Worsley, Martin Corry, Ben Kay, Danny Grewcock,
Will Greenwood, Lewis Moody, Richard Hill, Mark Regan and Simon Shaw.
Front row (L-R): Matt Dawson, Paul Grayson, Dorian West, Lawrence
Dallaglio, Martin Johnson, Her Majesty, Clive Woodward, Jonny
Wilkinson, Neil Back, Phil Vickery and Kyran Bracken.
REUTERS/POOL/Kirsty Wigglesworth

CL/JDP 

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II poses with the England rugby squad at a
reception at Buckingham Palace in London to celebrate winning the rugby
World Cup, December 8, 2003. Earlier the squad had paraded the trophy
through central London in a victory parade of open-topped buses. Back
row (L-R): Jason Robinson, Julian White, Trevor Woodman, Steve
Thompson, Mike Catt, Iain Balshaw, Dan Luger, Stuart Abbott, Andy
Gomarsall, Josh Lewsey and Jason Leonard. Centre row ( L-R): Mike
Tindall, Ben Cohen, Joe Worsley, Martin Corry, Ben Kay, Danny Grewcock,
Will Greenwood, Lewis Moody, Richard Hill, Mark Regan and Simon Shaw.
Front row (L-R): Matt Dawson, Paul Grayson, Dorian West, Lawrence
Dallaglio, Martin Johnson, Her Majesty, Clive Woodward, Jonny
Wilkinson, Neil Back, Phil Vickery and Kyran Bracken. REUTERS/POOL/
Kirsty Wigglesworth

CL 

England's Andy Gomarsall scores a try against Uruguay in their Pool C
match at Lang Park in Brisbane November 2, 2003. England won the match
111-13. REUTERS/Kieran Doherty

KD/FA 

England's Andy Gomarsall (L) and Josh Lewsey (R) practice peripheral
vision passing during a training session at the Hales school in Perth,
Western Australia October 14, 2003. England will face South Africa in
their crucial Pool C match at the Subiaco Oval on Saturday.
REUTERS/Kieran Doherty

KD/CP 

England's Andy Gomarsall celebrates the team's victory over Argentina's
Los Pumas in a rugby test match played the Velez Sarsfield stadium in
Buenos Aires, June 22, 2002. England won 26 to 18. REUTERS/Marcos
Haupa

EM/HB 

England's Andy Gomarsall (2L) is tackled by Argentina's Los Pumas'
Ignacio Fernandez Lobbe (L) while Argentine Felipe Contenpomi (C back)
and Gomarsall's mate Joe Worsley (R) look on during a rugby test match
played the Velez Sarsfield stadium in Buenos Aires, June 22, 2002.
England won 26 to 18. REUTERS/Marcos Haupa

EM/HB 

England scrum half Andy Gomersall looks to pass the ball as he is tackled by a Scottish defender, during their Five Nations Rugby Match at Twickenham February 1. England defeated Scotland 41-13.

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