15 Facts About Geoff Parling

Geoff Parling was born on 28 October 1983 and is an English rugby union coach and former player.

Geoff Parling played for Newcastle Falcons, Leicester Tigers and Exeter Chiefs in Premiership Rugby, he won three English titles as a player, two with Leicester in 2010 and 2013 then again with Exeter in 2017.

Geoff Parling played in Japan for Munakata Sanix Blues and for Melbourne Rebels in Super Rugby.

Since retiring from playing Geoff Parling has been a forwards coach, including for the Australia national team.

Geoff Parling stole a vital line-out in the final minute of the game, which was right on the Tigers' try-line.

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Geoff Parling was voted Newcomer of the Year by Tigers supporters.

Geoff Parling won a second Premiership title in 2013, this time defeating Northampton Saints in the final.

Geoff Parling represented England at Under 16s, Under 18s, Under 19s, and Under 21 level.

Geoff Parling was added to the revised England Saxons squad as cover for Nick Kennedy on 25 January 2010.

Geoff Parling played in the wins against Ireland A and Italy A Parling was selected in the 44-man England squad to tour Australia in June 2010, and played in the first game against the Australian Barbarians, though missed out on selection for the second as a result of a neck injury.

In January 2012, Geoff Parling was called up to the England senior squad in preparation for their Six Nations campaign as an injury replacement for Louis Deacon.

Geoff Parling earned two caps off the bench before starting at lock against Wales, in a tightly-fought loss.

Geoff Parling finished the tournament as the first-choice lock, ahead of Tom Palmer.

Geoff Parling played in each Test, coming on as a replacement in the first Test and starting in the second and third.

In September 2020 Geoff Parling was appointed as Australia's forward coach in Dave Rennie's new coaching team.