Meet rugby legend Brian Moore in Canary Wharf

Known as Pitbull because of his ferocious playing style, Moore won 64 England caps between 1987 and 1995 in what was a golden age for the national side.

He helped England to Grand Slams in 1991, 1992 and 1995, as well as to the 1991 World Cup Final where they lost 12-6 to Australia.

Acknowledged as one of the finest hookers in the world, he played on the British & Irish Lions tours of 1989 and 1993, and was also a stalwart of the Harlequins club side.

But Moore's book dwells on more than just rugby. It includes the shocking revelation about his being sexually abused as a child, something he used as a catalyst to drive him throughout his sporting career but which blighted his personal life.

Since hanging up his boots Moore, now 47, has gone on to establish himself as a pugnacious pundit on television and in print. He's also a solicitor, but he revealed a gentler side to his character when - incredibly - he qualified as a manicurist.

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