Adrian “Moz” Morley is one of the most respected forwards of the Super League era and one of the few Englishmen to win an NRL premiership. A Salford product, he starred for Leeds, winning the 1999 Challenge Cup, before joining the Sydney Roosters, where he won the 2002 premiership, the 2003 World Club Challenge and played in three straight grand finals. Back in England he won the 2005 Super League title with Bradford and three Challenge Cups with Warrington.

Across more than 550 first grade games, Adrian played 53 Tests for Great Britain and England, earning the RLIF Golden Cap, the 2010 RLIF Prop of the Year and induction into the Rugby League Hall of Fame in 2022. Today he is Player Ambassador and Wellbeing Manager for Rugby League Cares and hosts a podcast, and his toughness, honesty and humour make him a favourite at corporate events, sporting functions and fan experiences.

Available for: Guest appearances and Q&A, after dinner speaking, sports lunches and functions, player wellbeing and life after sport talks, corporate events, rugby league events and fan experiences, media appearances

Note: Adrian is based in the UK and available for select Australian engagements and international events.

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