Matt Dawson
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| - | + | Former rugby union scrum-half who played domestically for Northampton and Wasps, and was a member of England's 2003 World Cup winning team. He became a team captain on [[A Question of Sport]] in 2004, and in 2018 surpassed fellow rugby player Bill Beaumont as the show's longest-serving captain. | |
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
| - | Won the inaugural series of [[Masterchef Goes Large]] in 2006, although [[Gregg Wallace]] said in an interview a couple of years later that that series' runner-up [[Hardeep Singh Kohli]] was "the greatest Masterchef winner that never was". | + | Won the inaugural series of [[Masterchef Goes Large|Celebrity Masterchef]] in 2006, although it was a close-run thing. [[Gregg Wallace]] said in an interview a couple of years later (and on numerous occasions since) that that series' runner-up [[Hardeep Singh Kohli]] was "the greatest Masterchef winner that never was". |
== Web links == | == Web links == | ||
Revision as of 20:57, 13 September 2020
Contents |
Shows
All Star Cup (participant)
Masterchef Goes Large (participant)
Strictly Come Dancing (participant)
A Question of Sport (team captain)
Biography
Former rugby union scrum-half who played domestically for Northampton and Wasps, and was a member of England's 2003 World Cup winning team. He became a team captain on A Question of Sport in 2004, and in 2018 surpassed fellow rugby player Bill Beaumont as the show's longest-serving captain.
Trivia
Won the inaugural series of Celebrity Masterchef in 2006, although it was a close-run thing. Gregg Wallace said in an interview a couple of years later (and on numerous occasions since) that that series' runner-up Hardeep Singh Kohli was "the greatest Masterchef winner that never was".
