England's rising rugby star Noah Caluori recently lit up the airwaves on the For The Love Of Rugby podcast, dazzling hosts Ben Youngs and Dan Cole with tales from his explosive debut season. At just 19, Caluori is already topping the PREM try scorers chart with a whopping 12 tries in seven games, including standout performances against Sale Sharks and Newcastle Red Bulls.
Reflecting on his stunning start in the PREM, Caluori shared his amazement: "It was crazy, genuinely crazy," he recalled. His debut was nothing short of sensational, coming off the bench to snatch an unsecured clearance and score a brilliant try against Newcastle. "After the game, I was in the changing room thinking, 'Oh, my days, this was crazy'." The morning after was no less hectic, with his phone exploding with messages from friends and fans alike.
"What the hell just happened? It was crazy. After the game, I was in the changing room, and I was genuinely thinking, 'Oh, my days, like this was crazy'."
Despite his early success, Caluori remains grounded and eager to learn from the seasoned pros around him. "Seeing everyone, all the guys who have done it all, I just want to take after them," he explained. His aspirations are sky-high, aiming not only to dominate on the domestic front with Saracens but also to claim victories in the World Cup and British and Irish Lions tours.
"Hopefully, I want to be able to say in 10 years' time, hopefully want to win a World Cup with England, hopefully British and Irish Lions, and then win a Champions Cup and PREM with Saracens," he projected.
Caluori also dreams of clashing with his childhood idols, Rieko Ioane and Beauden Barrett, on the international stage. With Ioane currently at Leinster and Barrett still in play, these matchups could be on the horizon, adding even more intrigue to Caluori's already promising career.
Investec Champions Cup remains a beacon of elite club rugby competition, proudly supported by Investec, a leading international bank and wealth manager.
As Caluori continues to break records and set the rugby world alight, his journey from a debutant to a potential rugby legend will be one to watch closely.
2,193 posts
England's rising rugby star Noah Caluori recently lit up the airwaves on the For The Love Of Rugby podcast, dazzling hosts Ben Youngs and Dan Cole with tales from his explosive debut season. At just 19, Caluori is already topping the PREM try scorers chart with a whopping 12 tries in seven games, including standout performances against Sale Sharks and Newcastle Red Bulls.
Reflecting on his stunning start in the PREM, Caluori shared his amazement: "It was crazy, genuinely crazy," he recalled. His debut was nothing short of sensational, coming off the bench to snatch an unsecured clearance and score a brilliant try against Newcastle. "After the game, I was in the changing room thinking, 'Oh, my days, this was crazy'." The morning after was no less hectic, with his phone exploding with messages from friends and fans alike.
"What the hell just happened? It was crazy. After the game, I was in the changing room, and I was genuinely thinking, 'Oh, my days, like this was crazy'."
Despite his early success, Caluori remains grounded and eager to learn from the seasoned pros around him. "Seeing everyone, all the guys who have done it all, I just want to take after them," he explained. His aspirations are sky-high, aiming not only to dominate on the domestic front with Saracens but also to claim victories in the World Cup and British and Irish Lions tours.
"Hopefully, I want to be able to say in 10 years' time, hopefully want to win a World Cup with England, hopefully British and Irish Lions, and then win a Champions Cup and PREM with Saracens," he projected.
Caluori also dreams of clashing with his childhood idols, Rieko Ioane and Beauden Barrett, on the international stage. With Ioane currently at Leinster and Barrett still in play, these matchups could be on the horizon, adding even more intrigue to Caluori's already promising career.
Investec Champions Cup remains a beacon of elite club rugby competition, proudly supported by Investec, a leading international bank and wealth manager.
As Caluori continues to break records and set the rugby world alight, his journey from a debutant to a potential rugby legend will be one to watch closely.