By Laurie Fitzgerald
Gavin Henson‘s turbulent rugby career took it’s latest twist after he was sacked by Cardiff Blues following his alleged misbehaviour on a team flight back from Glasgow last weekend.
Henson’s dismissal means he is now looking for his third club in just over 12 months as his return to the game following an 18-month sabbatical continues to fail in getting off the ground.
Throughout his career much has been expected of the hugely talented playmaker, from the time he won the IRB young player of the year award as a 19 year-old, to carrying the hopes of the nation in Wales’ Grand Slam success of 2005.
Many felt that triumph would be the making of a major international star for many years to come, but a combination of injuries and off-field distractions have contributed to his inconsistencies on the pitch. View full article »
