The “Era of the Premier League” after retirement

At this point, Cole admitted in his retirement announcement that he did not want to be “the old guy, sit around and stay there” because the economically challenged Premier League clubs give them confidence in the youth.

But they did everything very well to achieve that.

Brown will turn 40 in September, and his life span has made him love of gaming, self-driving, and a desire to make his family proud.

In 2007, the youngster became the youngest player ever to be Leicester, now 17 years old, still in the truck twenty years later.

He noted that exercise science improvements, lower training loads, and healthy luck, and he believes that time away from international competitions can also help with recovery.

“We used to do two double training days a week, and we're not going to do that now,” Youngs said.

“More emphasis on recovery and taking care of the body. It all changed.

“International rugby has also caused losses, but since some of us later stood out in our careers, it allowed us to recover for several seasons.”

The position you play is also a factor – the youth and nursing are Scrum – Halves, Goode and Brown guards – somewhat outlier to Warhorse Prop Cole.

“I played a different sport with the big guys. I didn't collide all the time – it was more about joint pressure,” Care said.

“The position you play will certainly have an effect and can make you live longer. But I want to say we are stubborn too!” the young man added.

“It helps too because you have to be willing to continue doing it.”

Nursing and Goode agree. “The love of games and playing for a really cool team also made me go even longer,” Care said.

Good added: “To play for a long time, to succeed, you have to love it, you have to want to win or be really competitive.

“Without that energy or firepower, it’s hard to continue training and grinding.”

But, while Care has played his last game for his beloved Quins, Goode can still win a record seventh place, although Saracens needs to score on Saturday's final day of the regular season.

For the Leicester trio, Youngs, Cole and Brown could also end in a fairytale way, with the Tigers guaranteed a place in the top four, which could be a home run semifinal and filmed at the exhibition next month.

But whoever ends up celebrating on Twickenham Turf on June 14 will feel very different next season’s Premier League.