He said the division lay in pressure groups and "sensationalist media reports, " as he attacked a "professional pressure groups who exist for the purpose of defending every line item, either of the entire benefits system or of a particular benefit".
Of particular interest are the letters Coward wrote in later life, particularly when under professional or personal pressure.
In an interview to be broadcast on BBC Radio 5 Live at 1930 GMT on Thursday, he revealed he turned to drugs and drink as an escape from the pressure of professional rugby.
In a newly professional game, clubs are under financial pressure to succeed both on the field and commercially, and to do so they have sought to acquire the best and most popular players they can afford.
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Pressure from the RCVS - the professional body regulating vets - for a public inquiry comes as the college says it is essential that the lessons of the epidemic are learned across the European Union.
"Not only was there no such pressure, there couldn't be in a professional relationship, " Putnam said in his CNN interview.
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But after chipping up to around seven feet the former Open and US Open champion proved his putting could handle the pressure by holing out impressively again for his 64th professional victory only 10 days before the Masters.
"Pressure is a privilege in a way and a big challenge for every professional athlete, " said Djokovic.
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"Professional sport is a difficult industry and when you haven't scored runs you feel pressure, " he said.
"There's obviously a natural pressure for the analyst to be more co-operative with the business community than perhaps their professional responsibilities would indicate, " Mr Baker says.
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