15 Facts About Stephen Myler

Stephen Myler was born on 21 July 1984 and is an English rugby player.

Stephen Myler played most of his career with the Northampton Saints in Premiership Rugby, and he currently plays for Ospreys in the Pro14.

Stephen Myler made 49 Super League appearances for the Vikings, scoring 180 points.

Stephen Myler signed with the Salford City Reds for 2006's Super League XI.

Stephen Myler's father is John Myler who played full back for Widnes Vikings RLFC.

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Stephen Myler's uncle is Tony Myler, a former Widnes captain and GB International and was one of the most gifted footballers of his generation.

Stephen's great uncle is Frank Myler who captained the last British side to win a series in Australia in 1970.

In 2006, Stephen Myler made the switch to Rugby Union when he joined Northampton Saints.

Stephen Myler made his debut in the Guinness Premiership against Saracens.

In 2014 Stephen Myler started and scored three conversions and a penalty as Northampton beat Saracens to win the Premiership final.

In 2016 Stephen Myler started his 10th year at the Midlands side and hit his 1500th Aviva Premiership point after converting Louis Picamoles' try against Gloucester on Friday 28 October.

Stephen Myler was a hugely influential player at the club, marking up 325 caps and 2618 points since joining the club in 2006.

Stephen Myler currently sits in 2nd place in the Northampton Saints all-time points scored record, 168 points behind fellow fly half Paul Grayson.

Stephen Myler's form led to a selection for the England Saxons at the 2009 Churchill Cup, making his debut against Argentina Jaguars.

Stephen Myler made his debut as a substitute for Freddie Burns in England's victory over Argentina, scoring a conversion.