fan as well and I don't want to hear stuff like that. I want England to do well. 'Unfortunately that comment has been picked up and used across the piece, but it's not a fair reflection of the squad as a whole.' England captain Lewis Moody was criticised for showing a lack of leadership and for heading a dispute over the level of payments made during the World Cup. But Hopley said: 'I would particularly like to defend Lewis Moody, who has been cast in a very unfavourable light. Lewis has played over 70 times for his country and has been an outstanding player across three World Cups. 'To label him as a money-grabbing professional is wholly without foundation and unfair. 'It's an easy target for people to talk about and there were conversations with the Rugby Football Union, but these go on in any walk of life. 'There were some outstanding issues around payment for the World Cup, but the reporting has been erroneous. To single out Lewis was completely unfair.' Out of order: England players were criticised for drinking games in Queenstown Hopley claimed suggestions of a lack of professionalism, as demonstrated by the drinking games that took place in Queenstown and the revelation that younger players were mocked by some senior squad members for trying too hard during pre-season training, are only 'isolated incidents'. 'These comments are very worrying,' he said. 'If there is some good to come out of what has been a very tough week