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The most capped player in international history with 141 appearances for Ireland. 46 tries for his country. Two Six Nations titles including a Grand Slam. Three Heineken Cups. Four Lions tours. The list of Brian O'Driscoll's achievements is lengthy.
His former Leinster teammate Nathan Hines may have found a blemish on the great man's record though - he's listed as the Six Nation's worst drop kicker with a success rate of 16.67%.
Some records weren't talked about as much as others when you retired @BrianODriscoll #rbs6nations pic.twitter.com/0TbFrpDWto
— Nathan Hines (@Wagga5) March 7, 2015
Brian explained the record by saying they were all taken with the safety net of a penalty advantage.
@Wagga5 all penalty advantage #freebie
— Brian O'Driscoll (@BrianODriscoll) March 7, 2015
That single drop goal? Against England in 2009. A crucial one it was too.
Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE