Nick Easter transforms from England rugby hero to coach of Wimbledon hours later

After the celestial experience of scoring his first England
try for almost seven years in the victory over Italy at Twickenham last
Saturday, Nick Easter relished a return to the mud of grass-roots rugby this
week, even if it earned him a ribbing from the squad of Wimbledon Rugby
Club.




Easter, 36, has been combining his playing duties with Harlequins this season
with the role of head coach at Wimbledon, who play in London One South – a
regional league in the sixth tier of English rugby.




His achievement of becoming the oldest try-scorer in Five or Six
Nations his…