Brad Thorn, enough already. Most sportsmen would be deeply satisfied with a 200-game rugby league career that netted four premierships with the Brisbane Broncos, State of Origin and Australian honours.
Or a rugby union career that consisted of 59 Tests for the All Blacks, including last year's Rugby World Cuptriumph, 92 caps for the Crusaders and a Super Rugby title.
But not both.
The 37-year-old is planning on adding the European Cup to his bulging resume in Saturday's (Sunday AM NZT) all-Irish final at Twickenham.
The second-rower was drafted in by Leinster two months ago because of an injury crisis and this weekend's final against Ulster follows an exhausting 16-month schedule.
Thorn, who will become the oldest player in a European Cup final, played for his Japanese club Fukuoka Sanix Blues only a fortnight after lifting the Webb Ellis Cup in Auckland seven months ago.
Not that his enthusiasm for the game is flagging.
"I just love my footie, I like being here, the challenge of it and being part of a Heineken Cup,'' he said.
