Born on August 8, 1985, in Frimley, Surrey, England, Toby Flood emerged as a prominent figure in the world of rugby, notably representing England, the British & Irish Lions and Leicester Tigers in his career. Flood's professional career began with the Newcastle Falcons, a club where he spent several formative years. Here, he quickly established himself as a reliable and versatile player. Toby's ability to play both fly-half and inside center. His international career with England commenced in 2006, earning his first cap against Argentina. Flood went on to become a key player in the England national rugby team. His highlights in international rugby include: Rugby World Cup: Toby Flood played a significant role in the 2007 and 2011 Rugby World Cups, representing England and helping his team reach the final in 2007. Six Nations: Flood was a regular fixture in the England squad during the Six Nations Championships. He was instrumental in England's 2011 Six Nations triumph. British and Irish Lions: In 2009, Flood was selected as a member of the British and Irish Lions tour to South Africa, showcasing his standing as one of the top fly-halves. Leicester Tigers: In club rugby, Flood made a substantial impact with the Leicester Tigers, winning multiple Premiership titles and becoming a stalwart at Welford Road. Stint in France: Following his tenure at Leicester, Flood ventured to the French Top 14, where he played for Toulouse and later for RC Toulon, adding an international dimension to his club career. Toby Flood's post-rugby career transitioned into a coaching role. He took on the position of a player-coach with Newcastle Falcons, the club where it all began for him. Flood is also a prominent media personality in the world of Rugby, lending his expert opinion as a recent former international.