Mike Phillips: Y Gem Olaf

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-99 caps for Wales and the Lions.

-10 international tries.

-Three Grand Slams.

-But only one Mike Phillips.

-Local rugby.

-Club rugby.

-International rugby.

-Mike Phillips scores.

-Highlights.

-Wearing the Wales shirt

-meant everything to me.

-Lowlights.

-I was young.

-A little bit stupid.

-That controversial try.

-Phillips is in.

-Mike Phillips has scored.

-That try.

-These things happen in rugby.

-A memorable career.

-I'd never have dreamt

-that Michael...

-..would have played

-so many times for Wales.

-The time has come

-to say goodbye to the game.

-My body's telling me today

-that I'm ready to give up rugby.

-Our cameras followed Mike's life

-for a 24-hour period.

-Right, time for bed. Get out!

-An insight into an unique player.

-The final 24 hours

-of a special career.

-When he played for the Lions or

-St Clears, he gave 100% every time.

-The final whistle is about

-to be blown on his rugby career.

-I just hope I have a Mike Phillips

-performance in that shirt tomorrow.

-It's important to me.

-The first thing about Mike

-was that he was a big lad.

-It was unusual to have someone

-wearing the No.9 shirt...

-..to be that size.

-You could see the intent

-in his eyes.

-Through strength, pace,

-power and vision...

-..no-one got the better of Mike.

-I'm in Colwyn Bay,

-at Rydal Penrhos School.

-I'm presenting the annual awards.

-I hope the children are glad to

-see me - I'm here to help and enjoy.

-Rugby's given me so much. It's

-important to give something back.

-Ladies and gentlemen,

-I give you Mike Phillips.

-Tell us a little bit

-about your own school days.

-Um...

-I did go to school.

-Sometimes it doesn't show but I did.

-I did love it.

-I wasn't particularly great

-in school but I loved sport.

-I was part of everything...

-..and that was my passion

-as a young kid growing up.

-I remember nights like this when

-I was young - the awards evening.

-It was very special

-and a chance to relax.

-I've thought a lot

-about it recently, looking back.

-It's gone so quickly.

-It feels like yesterday

-when I played...

-..for St Clears,

-Bancyfelin and Whitland.

-That was the foundation

-of my career.

-Were you involved in music or drama?

-Or was it just purely...?

-I had a few girlfriends

-who did pretty well in school shows.

-I can imagine.

-It's really nice.

-My professional rugby career

-ends tomorrow.

-Hopefully, some of these youngsters

-are starting their careers.

-It's nice to be a part of it.

-It brings back memories

-of my time in school...

-..dreaming about playing for Wales.

-Hopefully someone here tonight

-will represent Wales.

-A big round of applause please

-for Mike.

-It was great to meet everyone

-and hear their stories.

-It takes me back to my youth,

-playing sports.

-That was my passion as a youngster.

-I like school, I got on with

-everyone. I had lots of friends.

-I look back with top memories.

-Mike's life started

-on the farm in Bancyfelin.

-He was the youngest of three.

-Mother Morfydd was a teacher

-and father Trevor was a farmer.

-I was lucky to be raised on a farm.

-I enjoyed life.

-There was so much room to play

-every sport.

-Tennis, cricket, rugby.

-I had two older brothers

-and I could play with them.

-I helped out on the farm too.

-I didn't like it but I had to do it

-after school sometimes...

-..and on the weekend.

-It helped me a lot in my life.

-It also taught me

-never to become a farmer!

-Mam and Dad

-were a huge influence on me.

-Both of them are quite laid-back.

-Dad thinks he's hilarious,

-but he's not.

-Both of them are a pair of legends

-to be honest.

-Away from the farm,

-rugby was everything.

-I played for Bancyfelin school.

-I also played for St Clears U9.

-I was quite good

-when I was that age.

-I loved playing, I was fast.

-I loved it when I scored tries.

-I fell in love with the game

-straight away to be honest.

-I enjoyed watching Wales play.

-When you're young,

-you know it's huge.

-All your family watch it on TV.

-They build the game up.

-You can feel it,

-even when you're young.

-You just dream

-about playing for Wales.

-I don't want to sound arrogant...

-..but, yeah,

-I thought it was going to happen.

-I remember Mam asking me what

-I wanted to do when I was older.

-I'd always tell her

-that I'd play for Wales.

-That's what happened.

-I reached youth level...

-..and I loved it.

-I was part of a team.

-At that age,

-when you're starting out...

-..you have a couple of pints,

-go out, chase some women!

-Everyone says it's the best time.

-That's one of the reasons

-I fell in love with the game.

-The social side was brilliant.

-Fond memories.

-Where do you want me to start?

-When we played for Llanelli U-21...

-..he never gave an inch.

-How can I describe him?

-You know the film Bodyguard,

-Mike was Whitney Houston...

-..me and Bryn Griffiths

-were Kevin Costner.

-Mike would like starting fights

-and me and him would finish them.

-It's midnight, time for bed.

-I can't believe it.

-I'm playing

-my final professional game tomorrow.

-It's quite odd to be honest.

-I'm really looking forward to it.

-I've been preparing for this game

-for a while.

-Mam and Dad are coming up,

-my two brothers.

-It's great to have family

-and friends here for my final game.

-I'm sure I'll be very emotional

-before the game.

-I just hope...

-..I have a good game.

-I want to end my career

-performing well for the team.

-I just hope I have a Mike Phillips

-performance in that shirt tomorrow.

-That's important to me.

-I've had a busy day today.

-There's a lot

-to think about tonight.

-I might not sleep much tonight.

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-I slept well.

-Yesterday was a long day.

-In the end, I slept well.

-It's hit me this morning,

-to be honest.

-The big day has arrived.

-I'm not sure what to expect today.

-It's going to be different.

-I'm looking forward to the game.

-On game day,

-I'm quite relaxed in the morning.

-Your body knows when you get up...

-..that it's game day.

-You prepare all week for the game.

-There's a long build-up.

-The body prepares itself

-for all the knocks.

-The body knows that you're going

-to push it all the way.

-It's hard to describe...

-..but when you get up,

-you know it's game day.

-When you're young...

-..there was more excitement.

-These days, the body takes

-an hour or two to wake up.

-I think my body's telling me today

-that it's time to give up rugby.

-It's hard to keep going.

-I'll put everything into it today.

-There'll be no regrets

-at the end of the game.

-I'll just go out there

-and smash someone!

-I'm having a boiled egg.

-I might be on MasterChef

-after this morning.

-I need to improve my cooking skills.

-I've eaten whatever I've wanted

-throughout my career.

-We train so hard, I need food

-because I'm working so much.

-If I want a jam doughnut, I eat one.

-BLEEP

-That was quite sad.

-One egg died this morning.

-Here it is.

-We'll see,

-I might get food poisoning.

-The Scarlets shirt is legendary.

-I grew up

-watching Rupert Moon playing No.9.

-I liked the way he played.

-It was a dream come true

-to be part of the team.

-Substitute for Llanelli,

-wearing No.20, Mike Phillips.

-He replaces Rupert Moon.

-This was the moment

-Mike had worked so hard to achieve.

-A professional contract

-with the Scarlets.

-An opportunity

-to play rugby full-time.

-A chance to be a star,

-a chance to shine.

-When you get your first contract,

-you're on TV...

-..everyone recognises you,

-you get so much attention.

-With me,

-it went right up to the top.

-You want the attention

-when you're young.

-Everyone wants it.

-I dealt with it quite well.

-The Scarlets had another starlet -

-Dwayne Peel...

-..keeping Mike

-out of the first team.

-For me to develop as a player,

-I had to move on...

-..to improve my chances

-of playing for Wales...

-..and for my own

-personal development.

-The Blues were next -

-the bright lights of the city.

-He was first choice,

-playing every week.

-A favourite with the fans

-and the club.

-A new dawn for Welsh rugby -

-big games, big contracts.

-Mike Phillips.

-Needs to control it and he's home.

-The bounce is kind.

-He's over against his old club.

-Looking back, I thought

-I was some kind of celebrity.

-I walked around

-with a big head sometimes.

-I was young,

-I was earning good money.

-I was going out in the city

-after a game.

-It was a good time.

-We're losing the characters

-in the game.

-The players know nothing

-apart from professional rugby.

-Sometimes the clubs miss out.

-This is the root of our game.

-We must make sure

-we look after them.

-Characters like Mike,

-who don't follow the rules...

-..having those exceptions

-is healthy for the game.

-I hate things like this...

-..but when you're old like me...

-..it's difficult just to

-get up and go in the morning.

-This is more important to me

-than training with the team.

-After any game, the physio

-will ask you if you have an injury.

-I'd always say no.

-You should tell them

-if you have a little niggle...

-..but then you can't go out

-in the night.

-I always said I was fine.

-I had to back it up every Monday

-and go through the pain.

-That's how I was.

-Mike was making the headlines

-on the field.

-In 2007, he signed a lucrative

-contract with the Ospreys.

-A golden opportunity

-during a golden era for the team.

-A chance for Mike to develop

-as a physical player.

-Just calm yourself down.

-As you get older, you learn

-to control your temper...

-..at the right time.

-I also like to play the game

-on the edge.

-The bonfire is now well lit.

-That's why I play a lot better -

-I want to be part of everything.

-I like the physical side of it.

-Phillips. He wasn't held.

-I've never been wound up

-by anyone else.

-The only person who winds me up

-is me.

-When I lose my head...

-..I lose it because I've

-done something I wasn't happy with.

-Sometimes, I do it on purpose

-to create more energy in the team.

-It also builds something

-inside of me - it helps me.

-When Mike loses his head,

-there's a reason behind it.

-He was also making

-front page headlines.

-An attack outside a nightclub

-in 2008.

-He was bailed after an alleged fight

-with a bouncer in 2009.

-In 2011, that notorious incident

-outside McDonald's.

-I've certainly done a few things

-I'm not happy with.

-I was young, foolish.

-It just happens.

-I've just gone with the flow.

-Sometimes it works out

-and sometimes it doesn't.

-You just move on and learn.

-You improve as a person and move on.

-When I do something wrong,

-Mam lays in to me.

-Dad's more laid-back.

-Mam's different.

-She cools down

-and we're friends again.

-It's difficult when Mam

-reads about it in the newspapers.

-I know it's not all true...

-..or it looks worse

-than what actually happened.

-That upsets me.

-You can't please everyone. You'll

-never get everyone on your side.

-That's what playing for Wales

-is all about.

-That's the way it goes.

-It's happened this year.

-I've gone out with the boys

-and I've gone home at 9.00pm.

-I know people are filming

-and taking photos.

-I leave them and they leave me.

-They call me old, they want to see

-the real Mike Phillips.

-Life has changed so much.

-It's so dangerous now for players.

-I'd never want to start out now

-as a rugby player.

-I'm so glad I played when I did.

-Everyone's taking photos and videos

-now.

-I'd never want to start again.

-I'm happy that it ends today.

-It's sad really

-but that's the way it goes.

-I'm not sure if

-that's a good thing or a bad thing.

-Before I played with Mike

-I thought that he was...

-He's actually

-a really caring person.

-He also cares a lot about the game.

-When you get close to a big game...

-The clock is ticking,

-his final game is approaching.

-Even Mike Phillips

-has to pack his own bag.

-This time for the last time.

-I'm remembering back to

-when I was young, starting out.

-That's what I'm thinking about.

-Everything's going so quickly.

-This is my final game.

-Yeah, it's very odd.

-My final pair of boots

-for my final game.

-I did it my way!

-Those are nice.

-I hope I can score

-a few tries today.

-We'll see.

-I've always been true to myself

-when I've played.

-I've enjoyed it so much,

-on and off the pitch.

-Looking sharp.

-Here we go then.

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-We're on the way to Carrington...

-..Sale Sharks' training base.

-This is where we prepare

-before every game...

-..and meet before every home match.

-We travel to the stadium on the bus.

-A couple of hours, some lunch,

-stretches, the team meeting...

-..and away we go.

-Wearing the Wales shirt

-has meant everything to me.

-Everything I've done,

-every choice I've made...

-..made the opportunity to play

-for Wales much easier.

-That's been the most important part

-of my career.

-2003, at the age of 21, his

-international debut against Romania.

-Mike Phillips

-gets over the try-line.

-He's big and strong

-and wants to make his mark.

-I was so young,

-as a man, as a person.

-I had a lot to learn.

-I was lucky, I was glad

-they invited me into the squad.

-That was my development

-within the team.

-But he wasn't on the grand stage.

-Dwayne Peel was first choice

-for Wales and he kept Mike out.

-His chance came in 2008.

-Gatland's arrival.

-The Kiwi was impressed

-with Mike's physicality.

-Phillips has charged it down.

-Gethin Jenkins.

-There are men out wide.

-It's another try for Phillips.

-Twickenham - England away from home.

-The game every Welshman

-wants to win.

-Mike's try seals victory.

-The Grand Slam was next.

-An amazing year for Wales.

-Every time you wear the shirt and

-you win, especially a Grand Slam...

-..it's so special.

-It's hard to describe.

-I'll never forget it.

-It's just something incredible,

-to be honest.

-The feelings you have.

-It's just very special.

-More success followed.

-He was playing in France by now

-and first choice for Wales.

-The semi-finals of the Rugby

-World Cup in New Zealand in 2011.

-Mike was at his best.

-It's been intercepted.

-Mike Phillips is away.

-Another Grand Slam in 2012.

-Mike was still first choice.

-Mike Phillips scores

-in dramatic fashion.

-The dream lived on, but in 2015...

-..Mike spent a season

-on the replacements' bench.

-Enough was enough -

-international retirement.

-It's difficult.

-That was the plan

-since I'd started to play rugby.

-All I wanted to do

-was play for Wales.

-I've carried on because I love

-the game and I want to play.

-Without a doubt, part of me

-finished playing the game that day.

-After that,

-I just wanted to enjoy rugby...

-..and try and rekindle the feelings

-I had playing as a youngster.

-There's so much pressure

-when you play for Wales.

-Pressure from the coaches,

-pressure from the fans and family.

-Everyone, including yourself.

-That's the biggest pressure of all.

-You're putting pressure on yourself.

-It was nice to see the back of that.

-Since then, it's been nice...

-..going out onto the pitch

-to enjoy playing rugby.

-Everything must end some time.

-Today is that day.

-The final game - Sale v Bath.

-Kick-off is approaching.

-You have to look like

-you know what you're doing.

-This boy doesn't know

-what he's doing.

-He doesn't understand Welsh, so...

-Because I've carried the team

-on my back, I have a bad back now.

-I don't understand Welsh but

-did he say I'm carrying the team?

-He's been telling me that a lot.

-That's something I'll miss,

-not being part of a team.

-That banter, all the stories.

-I'll miss that.

-For the season

-Mike's spent at Sale...

-..he's been playing with his

-fellow scrum-half, Peter Stringer.

-There's banter between them

-for a special reason.

-That famous try in 2011.

-The wrong ball.

-The try stood.

-Phillips is in.

-That try,

-it was an important try in the game.

-It wasn't the right ball.

-These things happen in rugby.

-You take the breaks when they come.

-There are two questions.

-Was it the right ball?

-Did the throw-in go

-the required five metres?

-That's what Peter Stringer

-wants to know.

-He gives me banter every day.

-We get on great.

-It was nice to score the try

-and win the game.

-If there's an opportunity to play,

-let's have a go.

-Banter is one thing.

-It's time to focus now.

-Time to concentrate,

-time for the game.

-One chance to complete the job.

-There's lads been here a year...

-..lads been here seven years

-who are leaving.

-It's a sad day but it's what we're

-all about, what we're here to do.

-Take out of it what you need,

-with your mates and the rest of it.

-We've got 9,000 people in there.

-Make sure we put a performance in.

-We're on the bus

-on the way to the game.

-I always sit at the back -

-the hardest at the back.

-And more caps. I'm not sure

-why he's sitting over there.

-I tend to sit up here, on my own.

-We're all focused -

-you can see the change in the boys.

-We need to think about the game

-and get our minds on the game.

-That's all that matters now.

-I want to play well, put a huge

-performance in for the last time.

-I can switch off then.

-It's strange. 94 caps for Wales.

-Five for the Lions.

-Loads of games

-but this is my last trip.

-So, it's um...

-It's hard to put into words.

-We were playing the Welsh game plan.

-Mike knew it inside out.

-He was able to drive it on

-with the other players.

-Off the field,

-we'd had a tough 2005 tour.

-To this day,

-we remain great friends.

-Phillips. Mike Phillips.

-2009 was first,

-a tour to South Africa.

-Mike was at his best

-in the tests again the Springboks.

-Rugby at the highest level.

-The Lions is so special.

-It's the pinnacle of rugby.

-We played some great rugby.

-I'd played against these boys

-every week.

-Then you go on tour with them

-for the Lions.

-You see them in a different light.

-That was very special.

-Paul especially.

-He was the captain, he was a hero.

-I have so much respect for him...

-..as a player and a person.

-He was a top, top boy.

-2013 was next.

-The Lions in Australia.

-Success this time.

-Winning the series to guarantee

-his name in the history books.

-Some easy metres for the Lions.

-Good play from Phillips.

-The British and Irish Lions have

-turned on a magnificent performance.

-There's so much history.

-So many Welsh players have gone on

-to play for the Lions...

-..over the years.

-Also, not many Lions teams

-have won a series.

-That was unique and very special.

-It's great to look back on it.

-I've forgotten most of it.

-I've had so much fun.

-I've enjoyed my time immensely.

-This is my final game.

-Would you change anything

-about your career?

-Yeah, maybe I would have gone to the

-Wimpy and not McDonald's that night.

-They like me in Wimpy.

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-Mike Phillips' final 24 hours

-as a rugby player.

-Our cameras have an unique insight

-into the life of an unique player.

-It's game time. Mike's opportunity

-to shine for the final time.

-The emotion is starting to build.

-The game kicks off in an hour.

-You can feel it before a game,

-you're ready for all the impact.

-I'm looking forward to it now.

-It was nice to see

-so many supporters by the bus.

-That makes a difference.

-You feel as if you're doing

-something special and it is special.

-Playing professional rugby

-is special.

-I'm grateful for everything.

-I just want to perform

-as well as I know I can...

-..and finish on a note

-that befits my career.

-Mam, Dad, family.

-His biggest supporters.

-It's only right

-that they are here today.

-It's an emotional time for them too.

-It's hard to believe

-that Michael's career is ending.

-As a family,

-we've been so proud of him...

-..and so proud

-of what he's achieved.

-We've had some special experiences

-through his rugby career.

-When he was young,

-he was quiet, he was shy...

-..but he would always fight on.

-He never took a backward step.

-That's how

-I've always seen him play.

-When he played for the Lions or

-St Clears, he gave 100% every time.

-When he was younger, he wrote a

-list of everything he wanted to do.

-It was a bit of a shock.

-He said, "I will play for Wales...

-.."more than 50 times.

-"I will marry a mega-beautiful bird

-who'll be very nice to me.

-"I will be very successful

-in my rugby career."

-I couldn't believe

-what I was reading.

-When he was a young boy kicking

-the ball around the farmyard...

-..I'd never have dreamt that he

-would play for Wales so many times.

-And for the Lions too.

-So the scrapbooks are all full.

-We have some wonderful memories.

-It would be nice to turn back

-the clock but it's time to move on.

-The final game but still a big game

-and Mike's competitive to the end.

-Let's get sorted out.

-We have 9,000 people there.

-We've got the last game

-of the season...

-..blokes who bled for the club

-leaving.

-Let's have some humility and pride

-on that paddock.

-Let's go out there

-and enjoy this last game as a group.

-We've mentioned players leaving,

-playing their last game.

-Let's leave nothing out there.

-Be proud of what we do

-out there today.

-Running out for the final time

-for the final game.

-The final chapter in a career

-full of stories.

-The clock is ticking.

-Tick tock, tick tock.

-From Bancyfelin

-to Whitland and St Clears.

-To the Scarlets, Blues, Ospreys.

-Bayonne, Racing 92 and now Sale.

-94 caps for Wales. 5 for the Lions.

-Rugby's changed

-but Mike is still Mike.

-Exciting, strong, physical, unique.

-A fabled career

-for an unforgettable player.

-Tick tock, tick tock.

-Tick tock.

-The game's not over for Sale but

-for Mike, it's the end of a career.

-This is a notable moment.

-A special moment.

-This is a special player.

-A British and Irish Lion.

-A Wales master.

-That is Mike Phillips' final

-contribution to the game of rugby.

-It has been a good one

-this afternoon.

-Emotional moments.

-He looked a little bit sad,

-I thought.

-Punched the air a couple of times.

-Not sure he knew what to do.

-I think he'll be pleased,

-he'll be disappointed.

-He still wants to be out there.

-He had an awesome standing ovation

-from the Sale fans.

-They're all English fans as well.

-They tell us they hated him

-all their lives...

-..until he came to play for Sale.

-It's been good.

-The final whistle. Victory for Sale.

-The perfect finale

-for the scrum-half from Wales.

-It's an afternoon of goodbyes

-and an emotional one at that.

-It was nice to get a victory.

-The game went well.

-The ref was hopeless.

-I enjoyed it.

-When I came off,

-everyone was clapping.

-I had to keep it all in.

-It was nice. I'm pleased to finish

-and the time's right.

-As his career ends,

-he's surrounded by friends.

-Playing in England

-but Welsh in their hearts.

-I'm not sure if words can

-describe Mike - one of the best.

-When I joined the Wales squad,

-he was at the top of his game.

-He helped me and the others so much.

-Rugby's odd, both teams want to win

-but once the whistle is blown...

-..we'll never see Mike

-playing again.

-Good luck to him in the future.

-The Irishman -

-enemies on the pitch for so long...

-..but now friends.

-Before Mike arrived at the club,

-my impressions of him...

-..were probably not the best.

-I've sat next to him

-in the changing room for a year.

-We've become good mates.

-It's a pity we didn't make

-that friendship happen sooner.

-It's just the nature of the game.

-You knew if you could rattle

-Mike Phillips...

-..you could win the game.

-He was always a target.

-That's just the mark of the guy...

-..the respect we had for him

-and what a great player he was.

-Like I said, he's a top guy,

-a credit to himself...

-..his family

-and to the game of rugby.

-What about that try?

-He probably agrees although

-he hasn't admitted it publicly.

-It shouldn't have stood

-but it's in the record books.

-You had a standing ovation.

-What did you think of that?

-Not just everyone here

-but everyone across the world!

-It was nice.

-I enjoyed it and it was nice

-to get the victory.

-I'm going to have a couple of pints

-tonight, a glass of wine...

-..and everything else too.

-Centre of attention

-for one last time.

-No-one will want a photo tomorrow.

-I'll enjoy tonight.

-Time to celebrate.

-An opportunity to relax.

-An opportunity to be Mike.

-I was playing 10, 7, 8.

-Did you play today?

-The final rugby shirt

-I'll ever wear, the boots too.

-It's very special.

-We have to go upstairs now.

-My rugby career is over.

-I don't think it's sunk in yet.

-I'm ready for it though.

-Well, well, said Will to the wall

-but the wall didn't answer Will.

-Mike brings with him that humour,

-that humility...

-..and Mike will go

-into his retirement...

-..and be as successful

-as he was in his playing career.

-His rugby career is over

-but new opportunities arise.

-Opportunities to give

-something back.

-I've worked with charities

-such as Follow Your Dreams...

-..Breast Cancer Care Wales.

-Tonight, Amy joined me.

-She's my greatest supporter.

-She's a legend, a character.

-I'm looking forward to working

-more with those charities.

-As rugby players, we're very lucky.

-Everyone wants an autograph

-and that's great...

-..but some people out there

-are living difficult lives.

-It's important that rugby players

-and footballers...

-..or whatever sport, it's important

-for people like that to help out.

-It's difficult to put it into words.

-It's been very emotional today.

-I'm ready for it.

-Today's been brilliant,

-I had a great reception at the end.

-I'm so pleased with that.

-I can go away

-and start a new chapter.

-I know the time is right.

-I'm ready for it and it's brilliant.

-I'm looking forward to the future.

-On my boots it said

-'I did it my way'.

-I think I did.

-It was a dream to play for Wales,

-a dream to play professional rugby.

-I'm very grateful for that.

-I don't look back with any regrets.

-I'm lucky to have been able

-to do it my way.

-I look back with a lot of fondness.

-I'm very grateful too.

-A final tick of the clock.

-Now, like then,

-rugby is just for fun.

-What's next for the scrum-half

-from Bancyfelin?

-I'm looking forward to spending time

-with family and friends.

-I'm looking forward to waking up

-on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday...

-..with no pressure on my shoulders.

-I'm looking forward

-to getting married in the summer...

-..and starting a family.

-There might be a new Mike Phillips

-playing for Wales in the future.

-Cheers.

-Go on, Michael.

-S4C Subtitles by Adnod Cyf.

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