Danny Cipriani is English rugby’s most divisive force, routinely described as a genius, enigma and tormentor and arguably the most gifted player to have worn the red roses. His undeniable talent has enthralled and frustrated English rugby fans in equal measure as both savior of the game—and pariah. Now, for the first time, one of the most fascinating personalities in the sport reveals his truth. From growing up as an only child, raised by a single mother to smashing on to the rugby scene as the youngest ever player in Premiership Rugby and making his England debut aged 21. From entertaining crowds and exasperating coaches, to revealing the real story of life playing with some of England’s greatest players and rubbing the top brass the wrong way. Danny will also speak candidly about his suicide attempt aged 22, the tragic deaths of close friends and the mental health demons and media scandals that have plagued his life and career, and seen his name plastered across both the front and ba