Red-letter day: Sam Warburton will lead a squad containing 14 other Welshman on the Lions tour this summer
SAM WARBURTON was announced as Lions captain last week and will face a big challenge to bring together players from four nations as they head to Hong Kong and Australia. Banter is sure to be key to that bonding process and the flanker can certainly fulfil that brief – as he does here when describing his Wales team-mates…
Luscious locks: Robinson
The vainest We call Harry Robinson ‘Justin Bieber’. He’s got really curly hair, but he uses straighteners on the front flick.
Worst dresser After seeing Harry wearing a vest in Nando’s – he posted the photo on Twitter – maybe him.
Biggest appetite Huw Bennett. He has absolutely massive plates of food.
Worst dancer That could be me – I’m pretty terrible – but I’ll say Jamie Roberts. He just sways and is really cheesy.
Best dancer Aled Brew and Dan Lydiate. Dan’s a really good dancer. We room together and he often shows me a couple of moves. He only does it once or twice a year on a night out, but he dances a bit more behind closed doors.
Worst with ladies I don’t know. I don’t go on many nights out– I’m a goody two shoes! If it was the best, it’d be Mike Phillips hands down. We can’t take him anywhere, girls always come up to him.
Mr Grumpy: Gethin Jenkins
Biggest whinger Gethin Jenkins – I don’t even have to think about that one. I was talking to Neil Jenkins about what Gethin was like ten years ago. He said he was more of a sapper back then than now!
Coolest car Mike turned up in an Aston Martin once – that was pretty cool. Shane Williams had a ridiculous car – a Jaguar XK Coupe.
Worst music tastes Gethin’s into some terrible dance music. Alun Wyn Jones loves classics from the likes of Barry Manilow and will sing along to Sixties and Seventies tunes.
Best manners Myself. I always want to be polite. It goes back to my mum and dad always telling me to say please and thank you.
Read our exclusive interview with Sam Warburton in the June edition of Rugby World – he talks Lions, captaincy and criticism. Don’t forget to buy your copy – it’s on sale now.