News about Joe Gray

Exclusive INTERVIEW BY ALEX BYWATER: Joe Gray is the only male to have won every domestic trophy coveted to a professional player in English rugby, but that doesn't tell even half of the tale about his career both inside and outside sport. The former hooker, who died 18 months earlier, now enjoys teaching with Steve Borthwick's England side as well as a burgeoning company venture that culminated in him and his wife and business partner Lottie appearing on the renowned BBC hit television show Dragons' Den earlier this month. In their business MyoMaster, the couple received a £100,000 investment, half of which was provided by former Manchester United defender and entrepreneur Gary Neville.

On the most recent episode of Dragons' Den, Steven Bartlett (left) was left gobsmacked as he was abruptly shut down by an entrepreneur who appeared on the BBC show. Lottie Whyte and Joe Gray (right), both 34, of London, impressed the Dragons with their heartfelt tale behind their sports recovery company, Myo Master. The husband and wife team were on the BBC show and were intrigued by the fact that Joe, a former England medal-winning rugby player, sustained serious injuries, including one at age 17 that almost cost him his leg.

During last night's episode on BBC 1, Lottie Whyte and Joe Gray from London entranced the dragons with their heartfelt tale. The husband and wife, who share a son, received support from the judges that brought Lottie to tears. Gary Neville, a former Manchester United star, told the pair he 'liked' their tale. (Pictured left: Gary Neville on Dragons' Den; right: contestant Lottie Whyte is moved to tears; inset Lottie with her husband Joe Gray)

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