England wing Christian Wade has been slammed by Wasps team-mate Andy Goode after he failed to show up to a charity function on Tuesday night. Goode accused the 23-year-old of having ‘bad values’ for dropping out of a fundraising event for the Matt Hampson Foundation — set up by and named after the paralysed former Leicester Tigers prop — because he was ‘too tired’. Danny Cipriani, Shaun Edwards and Mark Cueto were among the stars at the ‘Beers with the Boys’ night in Birmingham, where guests were also treated to a Haka performance by Leicester team-mates Manu Tuilagi and Logovi’i Mulipola. The Matt Hampson foundation's event was on Wednesday, named after the former England U21 prop (left) Andy Goode tweeted: 'Bad values from @ChristianWade3 agreeing to come to a charity event for @Hambofoundation then saying he's too tired, poor culture & no trust' A host of rugby stars attended the event for former England U21 prop Hampson but Christian Wade did not . Wade, 23, did not attend and clearly infuriated veteran  Goode, who will join London Irish in the summer . Sportsmail understands that Wade pulled out because of an injury rehabilitation session the following morning but, despite the event’s success, Goode did not hold back with his public criticism. The 35-year-old No 10, capped 17 times by England, tweeted: ‘Bad values from @ChristianWade3 agreeing to come to a charity event for @Hambofoundation then saying he’s too tired, poor culture & no trust.’ Wade did not reply to the message that split opinion among supporters and Wasps refused to comment. Wade, who missed out on the RBS 6 Nations, is recovering from a hamstring injury and was sidelined for the recent Champions Cup quarter-final defeat by Toulon. Wasps’ European exit highlighted the financial gulf between English and French clubs, with Ireland legend Brian O’Driscoll claiming that Roman Abramovich-style investment is needed to boost domestic sides. With French outfits such as Toulon becoming a honeypot for billionaire financiers, the gulf is bigger than ever. Hampson tweeted as his charity aims to inspire and support young people seriously injured through sport . Former England fly half Goode slammed his Wasps team-mate Wade (pictured) on Twitter afterwards . However, with Saracens taking on Clermont Auvergne in Saint-Etienne tomorrow, the BT Sport pundit stressed the importance of the salary cap for smaller clubs. ‘When you talk about French dominance, the teams are coming from France but the players aren’t,’ said O’Driscoll. ‘It’s a money issue — players are not just moving to France for a tan. The English utopia is that each club gets a Roman Abramovich, who makes it their little pet. ‘But certain English clubs are being squeezed and the cap is there to save them.’ Watch Clermont Auvergne v Saracens live on BT Sport 1 tomorrow from 2.30pm.
The Matt Hampson foundation held an event on Wednesday night.
A host of rugby stars attended the event for the former England U21 prop.
Christian Wade did not attend and clearly infuriated veteran Andy Goode.
Goode tweeted: 'Bad values from @ChristianWade3 agreeing to come to a charity event for @Hambofoundation then saying he's too tired'