Coventry-born Tom Wood first joined up Northampton Saints in 2010 and has since written himself into the Club's history books across his decade-long career in Black, Green and Gold.
Wood has done almost everything possible in both club and international rugby during his time in Northampton. He is a Premiership champion (2014), European Challenge Cup champion (2014), Heineken Cup finalist (2011), Premiership Rugby Cup champion (2019), Premiership Player of the Season (2011), Saints club captain (2016), a 50-time England international, and a two-time Six Nations champion (2011 and 2017).
Arguably Wood’s finest moment in Black, Green and Gold came in Saints’ double-winning 2014 season, as he scored the last-gasp decisive try in the Premiership semi-final against Leicester Tigers – putting Northampton one step closer to the Club’s first-ever domestic title.
In the final, Wood captained the side and lifted the trophy with a 24-20 victory over Saracens as Saints secured a Cup double having already won the Challenge Cup.
And the back row joined Saints' revered ’200 club’ duriing the 2019/20 season as he lead the side out in Dublin for their Heineken Champions Cup clash against Leinster.
