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Mark Regan MBE is a very popular rugby star and a true character of the game. A hard working Hooker, Mark made his England debut in 1995 against South Africa. Eight years later he was a World Cup winner and was a finalist again in 2007. After beating France in Paris in 2008. Mark retired from international rugby with an impressive and well deserved 46 caps behind him.

At the age of Eight. ‘Ronnie’ was introduced to the game at Keynsham RFC before moving on to St Brendan’s Old Boys and then played through Bristol’s age group sides. His talent and focused attitude were evident as he was selected to represent England A before winning his first full cap in ’95.

In addition to the stellar 2003 World Cup Victory, another career highlight for Mark was touring South Africa with the legendary Lions in 1997. When they won the series 2-1 not only a star on the international stage. Mark has always been high quality club man and a consistent Favourite with the fans. An exceptionally friendly individual, Proud and Loyal. He made a significant impact on and off the pitch at the clubs that he turned out for.

He starred at Bath (1997-2002) playing 93 competitive matches where he became a Heineken Cup winner. Mark then did a stint at Leeds Tykes where he helped them beat Bath in the Powergen Cup Final before returning to the West Country and Bristol where he played out the rest of his career. But not before helping them finish third in the Premiership.

A World Cup winner, Grand Slam Winner, Triple Crown Winner, Lions Series Winner, European Cup Winner. Mark’s credentials speak for themselves. A personality with flair and full of fun. He’s very popular quest at all manner of functions. Thanks to his high quality communication skills, the corporate sector book him frequently to get an insight into what it takes to be a winner and build for success.

Iestyn Harris is the Wales National Rugby League team’s head coach. A former dual rugby code international player.

Iestyn Harris professional career began as a 17 year old for the Warrington wolves before joining the Leeds Rhinos for a record breaking fee in 1997. He went to win the man of steel award in 1998 for his fantastic performances then a year later going on to win the Challenge cup final in 1999 and also being awarded the Lance Todd Trophy. After spending 4 years with the super league club Harris made a big money move to Rugby Union signing for the Cardiff Blues and playing just 200 minutes of Union he was called up to the Welsh national team and went on to play in the 2003 Rugby World Cup. Iestyn made it clear he wanted to return to Rugby League signing for the Bradford Bull in 2004 yet again more success winning all major trophies on offer before he played his final year of rugby in 2009 with the Featherstone Rovers.

He was named coach of the Wales national rugby league team toward the end of the 2009 season after finishing his playing career, then move onto Crusaders as assistant coach. In 2011 he then became an assistant coach at the Wigan Warriors and after 3 year with the club moved to the Salford Red Devils as the Head coach.

Iestyn Harris has an extremely successful playing career in both codes of the game. Iestyn brings something different with the experience he was gained over the years being such a dominant rugby player.

John Gwynne is a highly regarded Manchester-based sports commentator. He is a former school teacher who gave up that profession after 20 years in the classroom to concentrate on a career in the media.

His darts commentaries during two decades, sitting alongside the late Sid Waddell, are legendary, while his contributions to Sky’s football coverage since 1997 have led to him being dubbed by host Jeff Stelling as ‘The Spirit of Soccer Saturday’.

Both codes of rugby, speedway, greyhound racing, bowls and cricket are other sports John has covered.

Indeed, he was the cricket correspondent for the BBC in the north west between 1988 and 2002, covering all Lancashire games, home and away, including seven Lord’s finals.

He is an accomplished, entertaining after-dinner speaker with stories from the classroom and the commentary box which, delivered by one of the most recognisable of voices, are bound to bring a smile to your face.

John is an ideal host, too. His efficiency, allied to his knowledge and cheeky sense of humour, make him the perfect man to ensure your event goes smoothly and happily.

He is proud to have hosted many big events, working with Sir Michael Parkinson, Sir Alex Ferguson, Sir Garfield Sobers, Richie Benaud, Dennis Lillee, Freddie Flintoff, Manny Pacquiao, Ricky Hatton and Nigel Benn, to name but few. At functions large or small, as a speaker or MC, John Gwynne gives real value for money.

You will not be disappointed!