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Toby Flood

Tobias Gerald Albert Lieven Flood (born 8 August 1985) is an English former professional player and current coach, best known for his tenure as a fly-half who earned 60 caps for the national team between 2006 and 2014. Flood began his professional career with in 2004, making 76 appearances before transferring to in 2008, where he played 119 games and contributed to three Premiership titles in 2009, 2010, and 2013, along with reaching the 2009 Heineken Cup final. In 2014, he joined French club for three seasons, appearing in 60 matches, before returning to in 2017, where he helped the team achieve their highest Premiership finish in 14 years and secure promotion back to the top flight in 2020 after a brief relegation. Internationally, Flood debuted for against in 2006 and featured in two Rugby World Cups, including as a substitute in the 2007 final loss to , while also winning the Grand Slam with 's Under-21 side earlier in his career. Over his 17-year playing career, Flood amassed more than 300 club appearances and became one of the Premiership's top points scorers with his reliable kicking and game management skills. He announced his retirement on 6 September 2021 at age 36, immediately transitioning to a role as kicking and skills coach at , where he continues to mentor young players while having completed an Executive MBA at to prepare for post-rugby opportunities.

Early life

Upbringing

Tobias Gerald Albert Lieven Flood was born on 8 August 1985 in , , . His family relocated to the North East of shortly after his birth, settling in , where he was raised and developed a strong connection to the region. Flood's introduction to rugby came at the age of six, largely influenced by his father, who had played full-back for Alnwick and coached there. He joined Alnwick 's under-8s team, initially playing , and enjoyed the physical and competitive aspects of the sport from an early stage. Flood continued his development in local clubs, including Morpeth and representing at youth levels, where he honed his skills alongside other sports like and before recommitting to around age nine or ten. As a promising youth prospect, Flood entered the Newcastle Falcons Academy at age 15 after being scouted by academy director John Fletcher. This marked the beginning of his structured pathway toward professional rugby, building on his foundational experiences in Northumberland's club scene.

Education

Flood attended Chantry Middle School in , during his early years in the region. He then pursued secondary education at The King's School in , where he completed his studies and was the first student from the school selected for the Schools Under-18 squad. In parallel with his emerging professional career, Flood enrolled in a Business Management degree at , balancing academic commitments with his commitments to . He successfully graduated from the program in 2007.

Club career

Newcastle Falcons (2004–2008)

Toby Flood, a product of the academy, transitioned to the senior squad in 2004, marking the beginning of his professional career as a fly-half. He made his debut that year against Wasps, stepping into the competitive environment of the at a young age despite his relatively slight build at the time. This academy-to-senior progression highlighted his early promise, as he quickly adapted to the demands of top-level play under the guidance of established players like . Over the next four seasons, Flood established himself as a key figure in the Falcons' backline, making 76 competitive appearances and contributing significantly through his precise kicking and game management. His development as a fly-half was evident in standout performances, such as the 33-12 Premiership victory over Sale Sharks in September 2007, where he orchestrated the attack and added points to secure a convincing win. Flood's reliability in high-pressure situations helped stabilize the team's play during a challenging period for the club, though he encountered initial hurdles including minor setbacks that tested his resilience early on. However, Flood's time at Newcastle was not without challenges, culminating in an ankle injury sustained late in the 2007-2008 season that required and sidelined him for an extended recovery. This injury, occurring amid broader club difficulties, contributed to his departure at the end of the campaign. In 2008, as part of ' financial restructuring and efforts to manage resources, the club released several key players, including Flood, who subsequently joined to pursue further opportunities.

Leicester Tigers (2008–2014)

Toby Flood joined from in June 2008 on a three-year contract, arriving as a versatile back capable of playing fly-half or inside centre and quickly establishing himself as the club's primary fly-half under head coach . His integration was seamless, with Flood starting in key early matches, including contributing to England's autumn internationals while bolstering Tigers' backline depth alongside Sam Vesty. Over his six seasons at Welford Road, Flood made 119 appearances, scoring 25 tries, 199 conversions, 270 penalties, and 1 for a total of 1,336 points, underscoring his pivotal role as the team's chief goal-kicker and playmaker. He helped Leicester dominate English , winning three Aviva Premiership titles in the 2008–09, 2009–10, and 2012–13 seasons, including starring in the 2010 final where his kicking accuracy secured a 33–27 extra-time victory over . Flood's European campaigns with Tigers were marked by strong showings, notably reaching the 2009 Heineken Cup semi-final against Cardiff Blues, where he played before suffering a ruptured that sidelined him for the final—a 19–16 loss to at Murrayfield. Subsequent seasons saw advance to quarter-finals in 2010 and 2011, with Flood's tactical kicking and distribution central to their Pool 2 successes, such as a 39–22 win over Ospreys in 2010. Standout performances highlighted Flood's impact, including a 18-point haul in a 54–3 demolition of in April 2010, which propelled toward another title, and a flawless seven-from-seven kicking display (six penalties and one ) in a 21–15 victory over later that year. In the 2013–14 season, as club captain, he scored two tries in a crucial 25–16 win over , securing a top-four finish despite the team's semi-final exit.

Toulouse (2014–2017)

In 2014, Toby Flood transferred from to on a three-year contract, seeking new challenges after a successful stint in English . The move represented an opportunity to immerse himself in French , with Flood describing it as an "adventure" that would allow him to experience a different playing style and lifestyle. During his time at , Flood adapted to the distinct aspects of French rugby culture, including the intense passion of the club's supporters and a more relaxed approach to training compared to the structured environment in . He noted the fervor of Toulouse fans, likening their dedication to rugby to that of supporters, while highlighting differences such as a attitude toward preparation that contrasted with the accountability-driven sessions he was accustomed to. Flood made 60 appearances across the and European competitions, contributing 337 points through his kicking and playmaking. Notable performances included scoring all 20 of Toulouse's points in a 20-19 season-opening victory over in August 2014, and featuring prominently in matches, such as against where he demonstrated mobility and distribution skills suited to the French game. However, Flood faced challenges, including persistent injuries that limited his availability, such as a setback in 2014 that affected early-season play and another in 2016 that ruled him out of a key European fixture against Glasgow Warriors. He also encountered stiff competition for the fly-half position from emerging talents like Jean-Pascal Barraque, resulting in many of his appearances coming from the bench rather than as a starter. In May 2017, with one year remaining on his contract, Flood and mutually agreed to terminate his deal, paving the way for his return to . The decision was influenced by frustrations with limited game time and the club's internal dynamics, though Flood reflected positively on his overall experience in .

Newcastle Falcons (2017–2021)

In May 2017, Toby Flood returned to on a three-year contract after three seasons with , re-joining the club where he began his professional career as a highly experienced international and academy product tasked with providing leadership and mentorship to the squad. Flood played a pivotal role in Newcastle's resurgence during the 2017–18 Premiership season, starting regularly at fly-half and contributing 80 points from 13 appearances, including 15 penalties and 15 conversions, to help the team secure a fourth-place finish and qualification for the domestic playoffs—their best league position in nearly two decades. His tactical kicking and game management were instrumental in the semi-final run, though Newcastle fell 36-5 to ; overall, he amassed 296 points across 65 appearances in all competitions during his second stint (2017–2021), with notable contributions like 111 points in 21 Premiership games in 2018–19 before the club's relegation. Following automatic promotion from the 2019–20 due to the season's cancellation, Flood aided a mid-table 10th-place finish in 2020–21, extending his contract that year to continue as a veteran presence. As a senior figure, Flood embraced a mentoring role similar to that of his early career guide , frequently shifting to inside centre to support emerging fly-halves and offering guidance on and kicking under . He particularly influenced younger players like Brett Connon, providing on-field support and post-match advice that helped Connon establish himself as a starter, including during key wins where Flood's positioning allowed Connon to direct play. On 6 September 2021, at age 36, Flood announced his retirement from professional after 17 seasons, having made over 140 appearances across two spells with Newcastle and citing a desire to transition into coaching while pursuing .

International career

Youth internationals

Flood began his international youth career with the Schools Under-18 squad, becoming the first player from King's School, , to achieve this honor during his years. He progressed to the England Under-19 level, further honing his skills as an emerging fly-half in age-grade competitions. At the Under-21 level, Flood established himself as a pivotal player for in 2006, starting as fly-half during the where the team secured a —their second in three years. In the decisive match against , he contributed two early penalties to set the tone for a 34-18 victory, helping ignite England's attacking play alongside centre Anthony Allen. Against , Flood added two penalties to keep England competitive in a 13-11 win, securing the title with nine victories in ten matches that season. His performances underscored his development in game management and kicking accuracy at the youth international stage. Flood also represented England Under-21s at the 2006 IRB Junior World Championship in , , where he showcased versatility by playing inside centre in key pool matches. Against , he starred with 19 points, including a converted try, two penalties, and three conversions in a dominant 61-3 win that propelled England to the quarter-finals. He featured against in the tournament and contributed to England's third-place finish after a semi-final loss to and a bronze-medal victory over . These outings highlighted his growing prowess in distributing play and scoring under pressure, preparing him for higher-level .

England national team

Flood made his senior debut for the on 11 November 2006, entering as a replacement in a 25-23 loss to at . Over the course of his international career, he earned 60 caps between 2006 and 2013, primarily as a fly-half where he served as a key game manager responsible for orchestrating attacks and goal-kicking. Flood accumulated 301 points for , placing him among the team's top scorers, and contributed to several successful campaigns while competing for the No. 10 position against established rivals such as and the emerging . Flood featured prominently in major tournaments, including the , where he came off the bench in England's three knockout matches—a quarter-final win over , a semi-final win over , and the final defeat to —after the team finished second in their pool and advanced to the final. He also participated in the , starting at inside centre alongside Wilkinson in the quarter-final loss to , though England were eliminated in the quarter-finals by the hosts after topping their pool. Beyond World Cups, Flood was involved in key tours, such as the 2007 mid-year series in where England suffered heavy defeats in both s, and the 2010 mid-year tour of , where he started both Test matches as England drew the series 1-1 with a historic 21-20 win in the second Test. In the , Flood appeared in multiple editions from 2007 to 2013, notably starting all five games in the 2011 tournament that culminated in England's championship title—their first since 2003—highlighted by his tactical kicking and distribution that supported a more expansive style under coach Martin Johnson. His last appearance came in the 2013 against Italy, a 18-11 win at , after which his international concluded upon his move to club in 2014, which rendered him ineligible under selection policies.

Post-playing career

Coaching

Following his retirement from playing in September 2021, Toby Flood was immediately appointed as kicking and skills coach at , where he had spent much of his professional career. In this role, Flood focused on enhancing players' kicking techniques and supporting the development of young talent within the squad, drawing on his extensive experience as a fly-half to guide emerging players through the demands of professional . He collaborated closely with head coach Dave Walder and skills coach Mark Laycock to integrate these elements into the team's training regimen. Flood's tenure emphasized practical skill-building, particularly in areas like precise place-kicking and overall game management, which he aimed to pass on to the next generation at the club. During the 2021-22 Premiership season, his contributions helped foster a developmental environment amid a transitional period for the team, which finished 12th in the league table with six wins. This marked a slight decline from the previous campaign but provided a foundation for youth integration in attack and set-piece execution. Flood departed from his coaching position at the end of the 2021-22 season in summer 2022 to complete his in business at Cambridge University and pursue opportunities in the corporate sector. No further professional coaching roles have been reported for him as of 2025.

Further education and pursuits

Following his retirement from professional in September 2021, Toby Flood enrolled in the Cambridge Executive MBA program at , a 20-month part-time degree designed for senior executives seeking to broaden their skills and navigate changes. The program, which he began that year, emphasized strategic leadership and , particularly relevant for athletes transitioning from high-performance sports environments. Flood completed the Executive MBA around 2023, leveraging it to address the uncertainties of post-sport life, as he noted the challenges of moving beyond a 18-year in where one's expertise is narrowly defined. Flood has since engaged in , sharing insights on the highs and lows of professional alongside strategies for life after . In 2024, he delivered a at Twyford in as part of their Parent and Alumni series, presenting to Years 7 and 8 students on his journey from schoolboy to earning 60 caps and three Premiership titles, followed by a Q&A and skills session on the pitch. These engagements highlight his focus on , , and personal growth, drawing from his experiences to inspire younger audiences. In media and advisory capacities, Flood has contributed to discussions on athlete career transitions, underscoring the need for better preparation for life beyond sports to support player welfare. He has provided commentary on the vulnerabilities faced by retiring professionals, emphasizing uncertainty and the value of diversified skills. Flood also works as a pundit and commentator, providing analysis on matches and player selections in media interviews as of 2025. By mid-2025, Flood transitioned into a corporate role as a Large Enterprise at , an identity verification technology firm, applying his MBA knowledge to sales and in the sector. This position marks his entry into the tech sector, applying his MBA knowledge to sales and business development while leveraging athletic discipline in executive environments.

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