Few players understand the trials and tribulations of both rugby codes like Jason Robinson.
Having essentially spent a decade in each as a professional, the dual-international has seen both league and union evolve and adapt, no more so than now. An ambassador for the current Rugby League World Cup in England, whilst also involved on the backroom staff with Jamaica, the 48-year-old has championed both the women's and wheelchair tournaments being afforded the same publicity as the men's version.
But in Union, the current scene being set amounts to less than rosey. Premiership club Wasps have followed Worcester Warriors into administration, triggering a crisis that has sent daggers through the heart of English club rugby. And despite the current economic climate, it's a situation the once lightning quick winger admits he didn't see coming.
