Women’s Rugby World Cup final: The RAF officer and plumber aiming to deliver glory for England

Hannah Botterman, another member of England’s package, followed a very different path before he came to professional rugby.

“I am a painter and decorator, the appropriate minibus life,” he said barely Rugby Podcast. “I was an apprentice for one of my mother’s friends. I was working from 7 am to 4 pm, then I would make a night shift in Harvester.

“The plan with painting and decoration was that I saw that the woman I work would have a baby.

Even when the young, modern stars of Ragbi’s young, modern stars hit the coronavirus pandem, he felt the pinch of a working life. During Covid, several players were made unnecessary – while the RFU XVS team was held in Furlogh, while Sevens contracted were not in the contracts.

Meg Jones’s speed, power, industry, and the ability to be in the right place at the right time made him the best player in this World Cup.

But Covid was thinking about a future working for Amazon during Lockdown.

“Toilet breaks aren’t really anything. You’re at 5 in the morning, and then you’ve been leaving without having to pee at 16.00, Jones Jones said, then he had already entered a Rugby World Cup final. 2017 was defeated by New Zealand in the outer center.

“It was scary. I had no other work in my life and suddenly my livelihood was gone. I just thought I would be an Amazon delivery driver for the rest of my life.”

On Saturday, Jones and Co will try to give the title of the First World Cup on Home Lands for England.

And if so, they will all know that they have to work for this success, on the field and outside the field.