Charlie Hodgson's position was fly-half and he is the leading Premiership points scorer of all time.
23 Facts About Charlie Hodgson
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Charlie Hodgson played for England, until announcing his international retirement in 2012.
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Charlie Hodgson made 18 consecutive starts at fly half for England between 2004 and 2006.
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Charlie Hodgson was a huge Halifax rugby league fan long before he ever played rugby union.
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Charlie Hodgson has played for Old Brodleians, Durham University and Yorkshire.
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Charlie Hodgson was first picked for Yorkshire by Keith Dyas.
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Charlie Hodgson was selected at centre in the 2003 Six Nations.
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Charlie Hodgson played 2 games at centre, only to be demoted to the subs bench for the third match against Italy.
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Charlie Hodgson played at fly-half during the 2004 summer tour to the Southern Hemisphere, for all three internationals against New Zealand and Australia.
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Charlie Hodgson was named Man of the Match against Canada in the Autumn of that year.
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Charlie Hodgson has received criticism for not being Jonny Wilkinson and his inconsistent goal kicking, which was partly responsible for England's disappointing performance in the 2005 Six Nations championship.
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Charlie Hodgson made his return to the England squad for the 2008 Six Nations Championship.
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Charlie Hodgson was dropped during England's tour of New Zealand in 2008 as he was perceived to have a weak defence.
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Charlie Hodgson was selected at fly-half for the first test but was subbed early in the second half because of some defensive errors most notably the missed tackle on centre Ma'a Nonu which led to a try.
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Charlie Hodgson was included in Johnson's squad to tour Australia in June 2010, although he did not play in the Tests.
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In June 2012, Charlie Hodgson announced his retirement from international Rugby.
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Charlie Hodgson first played for Sale Sharks against French club Auch in 2000.
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Charlie Hodgson has been voted Sale Sharks player of the season three times: 2008,2009, and 2010.
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Just over a week later, Charlie Hodgson signed a three-year contract with Saracens, stating that he wanted a "new challenge".
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Sale's chief executive, Mick Hogan, paid tribute to Charlie Hodgson, saying that "Without doubt, he will be considered among the greatest players to ever play for Sale Sharks".
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Charlie Hodgson passed the landmark in a match against Gloucester; Hodgson assumed the role of captain for the game and victory helped Sale avoid relegation.
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Charlie Hodgson helped Saracens win the European Champions Cup in 2016, again as a replacement in the final.
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On 23 June 2007, Charlie Hodgson married Daisy Hartley at Bolton Abbey in Yorkshire.