12 Facts About David Strettle

David Strettle, was born on 23 July 1983, and is a former English rugby union wing.

David Strettle then went on to study at Sheffield Hallam University.

David Strettle scored a hat trick on his Rotherham debut against Rugby Lions and made his Premiership debut for the Titans against Bath in October 2003.

David Strettle scored a hat trick in the game against Newcastle Falcons and was included in the England Saxons squad for the team's games against Italy and Ireland, scoring in both games.

David Strettle started in the win over France and the defeat to Wales.

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On 2 May 2007, David Strettle was named as the Professional Rugby Player's Association Young Player of the Season.

Also in May 2007, David Strettle was named in the England Rugby squad to tour South Africa.

David Strettle returned to play for Harlequins after recovering from the injury that put him out of the 2007 Rugby World Cup and was called up to the England squad for the 2008 Six Nations Championship.

David Strettle started the game against Wales but was withdrawn early on following a metatarsal break, which ruled him out of the rest of the tournament.

David Strettle was a replacement as Saracens won the 2019 Premiership final.

David Strettle is an aficionado of Football Manager, and sees himself as having the knack for "picking up players on the cheap and turning them into the new Rooney or Henry".

David Strettle recently boasted of his ability to turn West Ham into a top European team within 2 to 3 seasons, while stating that he was a "world class football manager".