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Published 16:08 19 Nov 2015 GMT

“I am heavily involved in the Christchurch Helicopters company, they are great people and I’m excited about the opportunities there," he said at the press conference to announce the predicted end of his playing days. "Aviation is something I’m passionate about, I’m going to carry on flying and work towards getting my commercial pilot licence.”Hanging up his boots and picking up a toggle stick. He really does make the rest of us look like idiots. If you're in any doubts about how much better a man he is than you, see below. https://twitter.com/_jameslt/status/667253506051567616 That leaves us with just one question: is it possible to be offside in a helicopter?
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