Leonard has invited the former Wales outside half to play in the front row for 10 minutes.

Leonard, the worlds leading cap holder with 114 appearances for England, has offered to play at number 10 while Jenkins experiences life in the scrum.

But the invitation is on which Jenkins is unlikely to take up.

Ive spent most of my rugby life trying to get out of the way of forwards so I dont think Ill be spending time in my last game in the front row, said Jenkins.

Its a nice try by Jason, but Im going to stay with the backs.

It promises to be a fantastic day out for everyone - the players, their families and the fans - and both Jason and I are delighted that well be bowing out in front of such a good sized crowd.

"The last figure I heard was that they had sold 18,000 tickets and hopefully a few more will turn up on the day.

I noticed that Jason got in the mood last weekend at Twickenham when he scored one of the tries in the Barbarians victory over an England XV and Im sure he will want to grab a few more on Sunday. After all, props dont get many in their career.

There will also be a match between between Llantwit Fardre and Barking, the two clubs at which Jenkins and Leonard started their careers.