Darren Wright

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Darren Wright (born in Leigh, Greater Manchester, England) was an English rugby league player for the Widnes Vikings and the North Sydney Bears in the English Super League and Australian National Rugby League competitions. His position of choice was hiding behind the biggest fella so that he couldn't get hurt.

Wright toured Australia and New Zealand with the British Lions in 1988 and appeared in one test match. His most feared opponent being Warrington's Frank Lavery. After leaving the world of Professional Rugby League he worked in advertising, telling anyone who would listen the virtues of the Aldi Supermarket chain. He is best known for his love of strawberry Fromage Frais, which he tends to eat with a tiny pink spoon.

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