'There are dark times where you've got no money, your wife isn't happy and there are animals dying.' World Cup winner JULIAN WHITE on his new life on the farm, 'imposter syndrome' with England and his old habit of 'hitting people' | Collector

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'There are dark times where you've got no money, your wife isn't happy and there are animals dying.' World Cup winner JULIAN WHITE on his new life on the farm, 'imposter syndrome' with England and his old habit of 'hitting people'

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'There are dark times where you've got no money, your wife isn't happy and there are animals dying.' World Cup winner JULIAN WHITE on his new life on the farm, 'imposter syndrome' with England and his old habit of 'hitting people'

Ask an England fan for their memories of Julian White and they will talk about his fearsome reputation. But that's not the man who welcomes Daily Mail Sport to his Crabtree Farm.

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