Farmers Special #3 Kenny Logan on surviving cancer, the 'happiest days of his life' on the farm, and 70 caps for Scotland
A born and bred farmer, when rugby turned professional Kenny Logan's life became unrecognisable, from tending to his cows in rural Scotland to living it up in Chelsea and playing for the all-conqueuring Wasps. Now, having won 70 caps for Scotland and stared cancer in the face, we meet Kenny at the Coach Makers Arms in Marlybone to learn all about his Rugby Life.
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