English rugby powerhouses Leicester Tigers and Wasps are the only teams in the Gallagher Premiership to have not won more than one game this season. Both clubs have dominated the previous 20 years of English rugby winning numerous Premiership and European titles. Leicester are the most decorated club in English rugby
Author: Hamish Percy
Rugby union and football fanatic. Wasps ultra and Liverpool fan. Hamish, 22, is a recent graduate from the University of Nottingham where he attained a first in History and was awarded a national prize for his dissertation. Hamish has always had a love for sport, growing up playing mainly rugby union and hockey. He represented his county and region in hockey before captaining his school 1st XI and playing it frequently at University. Hamish has had previous work experience with BBC Sport where he worked on Watford FC and Luton Town. In addition, he has had previous experience producing match reports for BBC Three counties radio. He also commentated on the BUCS finals for the men and women’s hockey in 2019 with the combined view count of these matches totalling north of 9,000. Follow Hamish on twitter @hamish_percy
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