Past Players: Where are they now?
By The Prof
April 8 2007
There has been a big turn over in players over the last ten years at Quins, here are the destinations (as far as we know) of a number of those players. I'd like to keep this as up to date as possible so if you hear of any players moving club can you drop me a line.
Stuart Abbott - Rosslyn Park (coach)
Gareth Adamson - Georgian national fitness coach
Dinos Alexoploulus - Ealing
Alex Alesbrook - London Scottish
Anthony Allen - Leicester Tigers (was at Gloucester)
Tom Allen - Earth Titans (was at Connacht)
Charlie Amesbury - Sale Sharks (was at Newcastle Falcons)
John Andress - Exeter Chiefs
Alex Ayling - Esher (was at Saracens)
David Barnes - Retired due to injurt (was at Bath Rugby)
Henry Barratt - Retired due to injury, Personal Trainer (was at London Wasps and Cornish Pirates)
De Wet Barry - Eastern Province and Southern Kings
Greg Bateman - London welsh (was at Dorking)
Chris Bell - Wasps (was at Sale Sharks and Leeds Tykes)
Dave Bell - Personal Trainer in the Manchester Area (was at Bristol)
Duncan Bell - Bath Rugby
Scott Bemand - Bath Rugby (was at Leicester Tigers)
Dick Best - Player Agent & TV Pundit
Tom Billups - Head Coach, United States National Team and Coach, Varsity Rugby, University of California, Berkeley (was at Pontypridd)
Chris Bishay - Moseley (played a couple of A League games for us)
Richard Bolt - London Scottish
Gary Botha - Toulouse (was at Blue Bulls)
Pablo Bouza - Retired (was at Leeds Tykes)
Peter Bracken - Newport Gwent Dragons (was at Galwegians)
Zinzan Brooke - Windsor
John Brooks - Retired due to injury
Phil Burgess - Cornish Pirates (was at Loughborough Students & Gloucester)
Kevin Burke - London Welsh
Paul Burke - Kicking Coach Leicester (was at Munster)
Nick Burrows - ? (was at London Irish)
Matt Cairns - Retired
Gonzalo Camacho - Exeter Chiefs
Marco Caputo - Retired - living in Canberra
Pablo Cardinali - Bourgoin (was at Beziers)
Craig Chalmers - Melrose (coach)
Paul Challoner - Guildford (coach)
Daren Clayton - Plymouth (was at Coventry)
Alex Codling - Barking (coach) (was at Ebbw Vale (Head Coach), Montpellier and Northampton Saints/Bedford)
Tim Collier - Bournemouth (was at Barking, Launceston and Worcester)
Neil Collins - Newbury
Gary Connolly - Retired (was at Munster and Orrell)
Peter Cook - Cornish Pirates (was at Bedford)
Tony Copsey - CEO at London Scottish (was at London Wasps - CEO)
Agustín Costa Repetto - Petraca Padova
Chris Cracknell - Worcester Warriors & England 7s (was at Bath Rugby, Cornish Pirates and Newbury)
Aston Croall - ? (was at Sale Sharks)
Massimo Cuttitta - Edinburgh (forwards coach)
Isoa Damudamu - Army & England 7s (was at Newbury)
Brendon Daniel - Blaydon (was at Borders, Pau and Bath)
Rhodri Davies - works in commercial property for Savills
Phil Davies - ?
Billy Davison - Cobham (was at Esher)
Jon Dawson - Rosslyn Park (was at Schotchekloof Walmers, SA and London Wasps, Bath Rugby, Newbury & Cambridge Uni)
Mel Deane - Personal trainer, also helps out at Richmond (was at Connacht)
Bob Dickinson (mid 1980s-1992) - Harlequin Amateurs (also played for Surrey)
Tony Diprose - Quins Academy Manager & 1stXV defence coach
Cameron Dott - Henley Hawks (was at Cambridge University)
Bruce Douglas - Worcester Warriors (was at Montpellier, Llanelli Scarlets and Scottish Borders)
Josh Drauninui - Worcester (was at London Welsh)
Gavin Duffy - Connacht
Andy Dunne - Old Belvedere ( was at Connacht, Leinster and Bath Rugby)
Jon Eagle - Leodiensian RFC
Darren Edwards - Newport Gwent Dragons (backs coach)
Ignacio Elosu - Exeter Chiefs
Jim Evans - retired through injury - Quins Academy Coach & Fitness trainer
Seb Fitzgerald - London Welsh
Maurice Fitz Gerald - Retired due to injury
Dan Frazier - Newcastle Falcons (was at Doncaster Knights)
Mike Friday - England 7s Coach
Andy Friend - Canon Rugby, Japan (Head Coach) (was at ACT Brumbies (Head Coach))
Tani Fuga - Retired running a Nandos in Ponsonby Road, Auckland
Billy Fulton - Retired now works for ISG PLC (was at Pau, Bath Rugby and Northampton Saints)
John Gallagher - Retired (headmaster of Colfe's prep school)
Vaughan Going - Retired (was at Northampton and Bristol)
Ben Gollings - Rugby (coach) (was at England 7s, Queensland Reds (Trial)/Sunnybank, Australia, Toyota Shokki, Japan; Doncaster; Tasman, New Zealand; Sunnybank, Australia and Newcastle)
Laurent Gomez - Rugby commentator in France (was at Lyon)
Andy Gommarsall - Leeds Carnegie
Nick Greenstock - Staines
Luke Gross - Huddersfield (was at Doncaster and Newcastle Falcons)
Will Greenwood - Retired - doing Sky commetaries
Chris Hala'Ufia - London Irish
Rory Hamilton-Brown - Surrey CC (was at Sussex CC and Surrey CC)
George Harder - Retired (was at Mont De Marson)
Andrew Harriman - Retired (Oil Industry)
Dave Harvey - Coventry (played one game for Quins against Natal Sharks in 2005)
James Hayter - NYAC - New York Athletic Club (was at Esher and Llanelli Scarlets)
Matt Henjak - Toulon was at (Canberra Royals, Western Force, ACT Brumbies, Canberra Vikings)
Richard Hill (coach) - Worcester (was at Chalon-sur-Saone and Bristol)
Rob Hitchmouth - West Park St Helens
Kai Horstmann - Exeter Chiefs (was at Worcester Warriors)
James Inglis - Esher
Mark Ireland - Cornish Pirates (was at London Irish & Newbury)
Dafydd James - Cardiff Blues (was at Llanelli Scarlets)
Duncan James - ? (was at Coventry)
Adrian Jarvis - London Irish ( was at Leeds Carnegie and Bristol)
Rory Jenkins - Mostly retired but helping out with the coaching at Esher when possible
Ed Jennings - insurance broker in The City
Rob Jewell - Rosslyn Park (was at London Welsh and Padova)
Seb Jewell - London Welsh (was at Esher & London Wasps)
Ceri Jones - Worcester Warriors
Andy Keast - Works for 'Soul of Africa, does some work with Durban Harlequins (was coach at Worcester Warriors & Rugby Rookies)
Simon Keogh - Retired (was at Leinster)
Jason Keyter - Retired (was at Esher and Earth Titans)
Thierry Lacroix - Rugby commentary on France 2
Cristophe Laurent - Colomiers
Adam Leach - Coach at Yamaha (Japan)
Jason Leonard - Retired
Norman Ligairi - La Rochelle (was at Brice and Yamaha)
Rob Liley - Retired? (was at Doncaster)
Gareth Llewellyn - Tonmawr (player coach) (was at Bristol Rugby)
Dan Luger - Nice (was at R.C.Toulon and Perpignan)
Hal Luscombe - Chippenham RFC (was at Worcester Warriors)
Waisea Luveniyali - London Welsh
Simon Maling - NEC, Japan (moving to Llanelli summer 2008)
Chris Malone - Retired (was at London Irish)
Ryan Manyika - Zimbabwe Cheetahs 7s
Mark Mapletoft - Quins Assistant Coach (was England U20 coach, Saracens Academy Coach, London Irish)
Luther Marais - University Johannesburg & Golden Lions
Nick Martin - Retired (Town Centre Manager in Haverhill)
Tosh Masson - Bath University
Ramin Mathieson - Edinburgh Accies (was at Boroughmuir)
Joe Mbu - Castres Olympique (was at Pau and London Wasps)
Neil McMillan - Sale Sharks
Andrew Mehrtens - ? (was at Racing Métro 92 and Toulon)
Peter Mensah - insurance in New Zealand
Simon Miall - retired, working in the City
David Millard - Esher
Alex Mockford - Esher (was at Bristol)
Nd Monye - ? (was at Earth Titans, Wasps and Bath Academy)
Maama Molitika - Cardiff Blues (was at IBM Big Blue in Japan)
Brian Moore - Retired (BBC Commentator and Telegraph Journalist)
Dave Moore - Connacht
Matt Moore - retired to train as airline pilot (was at Esher)
Nils Mordt - Saracens
Garrick Morgan - Gold Coast Breakers (was at Pau)
Tom Muggeridge - Henley Hawks
Ricky Nebbett - Esher (was at Parma, Leinster and Leicester)
Shane O'Connor - Montluçon (was at Bordeaux Begles)
David Officer - Boroughmuir (Coach) (was at Currie and Worcester)
Daren O’Leary - Rugby agent for Top Marque Sports( was at Moseley and Worcester Warriors)
Adrian Olver - Stourbridge (was at Bedford, Pertemps Bees and Coventry)
Ryan O’Neill - Retired
Rob Oughton - Eastbourne (coach)
Altan Ozdemir - Plymouth Albion (scrum coach)
Opeta Palepoi - Glasgow Warriors (was at Earth Titans & Borders)
David Pears - Retired (was at Wharfedale)
James Percival - Worcester Warriors
Mick Watson - Coach at Pocklington RUFC
Mickey Pointing - Worthing
Paul Pook - Ireland (Conditioning Coach)
Matt Powell - Retired, coaching at Worcester Warriors
Tom Powell - Northampton Saints
Junior Polululigaga - Exeter (was at North Harbour & Chiefs)
Andy Reay - Moseley (was at Newbury, Bristol and Henley)
Dean Richards - Serving 3 year ban from rugby
Jimmy Richards - Neath
Kiba Richards - Ealing (was at Worthing)
Peter Richards - TV Pundit & coach at Esher (was at London Irish, Gloucester & Wasps)
Johnny Rodham - Sedgley Park (was at Doncaster & Sale Sharks)
Alex Rogers - Lille
Mike Ross - Leinster
Jono Ross - Blue Bulls
Karl Rudzki - Esher (was at Cambridge, Northampton Saints, Bayonne and Pau)
Tony Russ - Bristol (Academy Scout)
Pat Sanderson - Retired due to injury (was at Worcester Warriors)
Tom Sargeant - Exeter University
Bill Satala - Toyota Shokki
Mark Scrivener - Redruth
John Schuster - Marist St Pats, NZ (Assistant Coach)
Mike Scott - ? (was Business Development and facilities Manager for the Newclose County Cricket and Sports facilities)
Chris Sheasby - Marlow (was at Staines and Bracknell)
Luke Sherriff - Retired (was at Nottingham)
David Slemen - Esher (was at Connacht)
Ollie Smith - Esher (Head Coach)
Alex Snow - Retired (banking at Evolution)
Steve So'oialo - Retired living in Wellington
Nicolas Spanghero - Colomiers
Bruce Starr - Grenoble
Jeremy Staunton - Leicester (was at London Irish & London Wasps)
Lewis Stevenson - Ulster
David Strettle - Saracens
Ryan Strudwick - ? (was at Connacht and London Irish)
Epi Taione - London Welsh (was at Racing Club, Paris)
Tu Tamarua - Pontypridd (was at Pertemps Bees and Earth Titans)
Josh Taumalolo - Grenoble (was at Bristol, Neath, Coventry and Sale)
Arwel Thomas - Retired (was at Neath)
Ace Tiatia - Retired and living in Wellington (was at Bayonne, Agen and Pau)
Gonzalo Tiesi - Stade Français
Tulsen Tullett - various work on Sky and BBC rugby league websites
Paul Turner (coach) - London Wasps (was at Newport Gwent Dragons)
Benjamin Urdapilleta - Oyonnax
Tomas Vallejos Cinalli - ?
Ian Vass - Bedford Blues (was at Northampton Saints)
Paul Volley - Retired (was at London Scottish)
Andre Vos - Retired - working in South Africa (insurance)
Sam Walton - Percy Park
Lorn Ward - London Welsh (was at Toulon and Bath Rugby)
Mick Watson - Pocklington RUFC
Mike Wedderburn - retired (Sky cricket commentary)
James Whiteis - Westcombe Park (coach)
Steve White-Cooper - retired? (was at Staines)
Jamie Williams - Running a hotel in New Zealand (was at Bath)
Nathan Williams - Yamaha Jubilo (Japan) (was at Queensland Reds)
Ben Willis - NZ? (Was at Esher?, London Irish and Beziers)
David Wilson - retired
Roy Winters - Bristol
Duncan Wood (mid 1980s-1992) - Edinburgh Accies. (was at Oxford University, Stade Francais, and Washington)
Keith Wood - retired (on the London Irish board)
Niall Woods - retired/Irish PRA
Clive Woodward - London 2012 (was England Head Coach for England in RWC2003 and Lions tour to NZ2005, Southampton FC Manager)
Mike Worsley - retired
Chris Wright - London Scottish (coach) & founder and Hon Sec of the Harlequins Hall of Fame
Chris York - Newcastle Falcons
Diego Zaraosa - Retired from playing, Director de Operaciones of Superibérica de Rugby, Spain (was at El Salvador Valladolid)
If there are any other ex-Quins still playing rugby out there send the details to us, or if there are errors in this list tell us and I'll update this page - prof@comeallwithin.co.uk .
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Pourquoi?
Does anyone know what Mike Coley is doing now?
It started to be able to keep a track on where players are now playing rather than what retired players are doing
Micky Pointing - Worthing RFC
Tom Sargeant - Exeter Uni
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Lorne Ward now at London Welsh
He was at The Stoop on Sunday, and I saw him at Esher v L. Scottish a few weeks ago. Obviously likes watching as well as playing.
He is however named in the Zimbabwe Cheetahs 7s Squad
David Officer is coaching at Boroughmuir
Viliame (Bill) Satala is at Toyota Shokki in Japan
Johnny Rodham is at Sedgley Park
Agustin Costa Repetto is at Petraca Padova
Chris Cracknell is at Bath
Nicolas Spanghero is at Colomiers
Ace Tiatia is at Bayonne
Alton Ozdemir is now the scrum coach at Plymouth
Garrick Morgan is coach at the Gold Coast Breakers
Norman Ligari is at La Rochelle
(there's also two Alex Mockfords on the list)
Mike Weddeburn is a Sky Sports News presenter rather than cricket commentator
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I don't think Manyika ever went to Leeds.
has played Glaws A) and is currently holding the 1st xv number 8 shirt,just ahead of someone else I believe is a former quins academy player - mike macfarlane
Andy Dunne is no longer at Connacht. Playing semi pro for Old Belvedere
Arwel Thomas has retired
Matt Powell has retired from playing and is now a coach at Worcester
Darren O'Leary has retired and is now a rugby agent for Top Marque Sports
Billy Fulton has retired and now works in construction (ISG PLC) in the city.
Isoa Damudamu is no longer at Newbury, represents the Army and England 7s
Andy Reay is no longer listed in the Newbury squad
Ryan Strudwick isn't at Connacht any more, possibly retired.
George Harder is no longer at Mont De Marson
Do you think Billy Fulton would like to come and build that cellar I designed for him and Ben Willis?
Bayonne play Wasps on Sat 12th Dec so I'm hoping to catch up with Ace. Surely he can't run that quickly any more?
Well done though.
David Pears - retired
Jason Keyter - left Esher following his drug ban several years ago
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Terry Claxton can be found, most evenings in The Admiral Nelson, Whitton. He's very approachable. Buy him a pint of Pride and I'm sure he'll tell you what he's been up to!
I stand corrected on the venue. Terry can be found in The Prince Albert, Whitton.
What's Geo Cronje up to these days? I heard he had a farming accident a couple of years ago but nothing since.
Hayter plays for NYAC these days
He has however been selected for the England sevens squad.
Chris Cracknell
I think this needs to be updated to somewhere in the East Midlands otherwise he is going round in circles.
Prof, do you think Chris Wright might be able to help me track down a former Harlequins player by the name of Bloxam between the Wars last century? How can I contact him/The Hall of Fame?
Or do you have any other suggestions?
Thanks in advance!!
The game's afoot;
Follow your spirit: and upon this charge,
Cry — God for Harry! England and Saint George
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Cheers
RleQ
RleQ
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Deadly, the only player by that name to have played for the 1st XV was EC Bloxam who made one appearance on 27/12/1920 against the Royal Air Force at Queen's Club. He was on the right wing, didn't score but we won 24-6.
Cheers
RleQ
Brilliant! Thats in the right time frame too. Thank you for your assistance.
The game's afoot;
Follow your spirit: and upon this charge,
Cry — God for Harry! England and Saint George
RleQ
The 3 Thresher brothers ~ Stuart, David and Peter
Micky Skinner ~ how could you forget him ?
Everton Davis
Andy Mullins
Mike Mollineau ~ he was at Stoop last week
Nick Killick
Jamie Salmon
Simon Halliday
Mark Russell ~ he was at Stoop last week
Paul Ackford
Jim Staples
John Olver ~ not the same person as Adrian Olver
Peter Winterbottom
To name but a few.
as an aside: Tim Collier also played at Orrell.
Camquin
It is a small small world!
Josh Drauninui now at Worcester
headmaster of Colfe's prep school.
Has words to say here
[www.dailymail.co.uk]
and an article here
[www.colfes.com]
Let's hope he's better at running a school than he was a rugby club.
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A World Cup winner in 2007, the 30-year-old prop Steenkamp played five matches at the 2011 World Cup where his team reached the quarterfinals.
Botha, also part of the 2007 squad, spent the last three seasons with Harlequins in England.
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One of the founder members of the Q-GOMC (promoted to Major Grump) – and proud of it - Bah!
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Ollie Kohn seems to be running an interesting sideline, not only in hog-roasts, but also in modelling suits for 'oversized' gentlemen....
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That looks suspiciously like the entrance to Le Manoir Aux Quat' Saisons in the background. Surely that's a conflict of interest?
Last season he scored 14 tries.....not bad for a back row forward
Chippenham, who slumped to 43-nil defeat away to unbeaten league leaders Bournemouth last weekend, also give a debut to another South African-born player with Graham Ridler starting at scrum-half.
Sam Saunders switches to full back with Rupert Crockett returning in the centre.
Chippenham (home v Newbury Blues, 3pm): S Saunders; C Fletcher, F Clilverd, R Crockett, M Beswick; L Surry, G Ridler; J Meadows, A Clark, P Kirby, R Lyons (capt), A Price, J Turner, N Doyle, J Doubleday. Reps: J Down, J Boddington, H Luscombe.
He's large and perfectly formed

Since he signed for Nottingham from Quins he's been one of the best and most consistant players in the championship. Not resigned by Notts this season and we've struggled at flanker, but signing ex Newcastle Brent Wilson hopefully will fill the void left behind after Lukes departure.
I remember him being thought of as Simon Miall's butler and the shouts from the stand of "hit him with your butler Simon!"
BRFC
Stuart Abbott, at Amobi, Telecoms, Cape Town
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Where are the Claxtons?
Drinking in The Prince Albert in Whitton, according to a builder I spoke to the other week.
Alex Ayling, Director at World Aviation Events Ltd
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Where are the Claxtons?
Drinking in The Prince Albert in Whitton, according to a builder I spoke to the other week.
I'd like a job like that!
BB
Jon Salinger Working for Sotic as Head of CRM & E-Commerce.
[www.london-welsh.co.uk]
[www.orlandosentinel.com]
Chris York has joined Deano at Newcastle
Richard Bolt joined London Scottish
Thomas Vallejos joined Scarlets
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Anyone know where Mike Worsley is now?
It's his birthday today.
Luke Sheriff at Stoop yesterday.
Ross Young redundant
Quote:The biggest casualty of the restructuring is Ross Young, the chief operating officer who has helped deliver the last three Rugby World Cups with role now redundant
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Are they going to put him out to stud?

Popped over to make sure you guys had heard this news, we had our club dinner last night and Roy mad a very emotional speech.
Can't believe it was over 6 years ago I parked on your drive next to the picture of Roy you had put up for me.
He will be sadly missed from our squad next year.
Entitled 'Big Shot' it says that he is now the Chief Exec of Lansdowne Partners.
It says that in 2000 he formed Evolution, a stockbroker that merged with Beeson Gregory in 2002 and later acquired an asset manager before Investec bought it all for £220m in 2011. Alex made £5.6m from the acquisition.
In September 2012 he became Chief Exec of Lansdowne which is a hedge fund that made £100m profit when it shorted Northern Rock.
Lansdowne employs 87 people and has £8.8bn of assets under management.
He is 44, studied at Harrow and went to St Andrews University.
Neil McMillan
Quote:THE BOYS OF 2001 – WHERE ARE THEY NOW
1. Jason Leonard: Retired a World Cup winner in 2004, now an ambassador for Wooden Spoon and a member of the Professional Game Board. Due to become RFU president in 2015.
2. Keith Wood: Retired after the 2003 World Cup. Now a TV pundit and after- dinner speaker.
3. Jon Dawson: Left Quins in 2006 to study at Cambridge, where he became a blue. Now a business development manager.
4. Garrick Morgan: Joined Pau in 2002 for four seasons before returning to Australia. Now a director of Gold Coast Rugby.
5. Steve White-Cooper: Twice capped by England that summer but quit rugby in 2002 to move into the executive search business. Is now a director of add victor.
6. Pat Sanderson: Joined Worcester in 2004, where he spent seven years before retiring through injury. Now works in the City and is a TV pundit.
7. David Wilson: 79-capped Aussie World Cup winner was forced to quit after injuring his knee in the final. Back in Australia.
8. Roy Winters: Joined Bristol in 2005 and recently retired. Now an electrician.
9. Matt Powell: Joined Worcester in 2003, where he spent six years before retiring. Initially worked at Sixways, now business development manager at Bath.
10. Paul Burke: Joined Munster in 2004, then Leicester in 2006. Joined the coaching staff in 2008, now Tigers’ backs coach.
11. Daren O’Leary: Joined Gloucester that summer and then had spells at Worcester and Moseley. He is now a player agent with Top-Marque Sports.
12. Nick Greenstock: Joined London Irish in 2002 but retired in 2004. Is now MD of a London consultancy firm.
13. Will Greenwood: Retired as a World Cup winner in 2006 and now TV pundit.
14. Ben Gollings: Went on to play for Newcastle, Worcester and Rugby Lions. Best known for England 7s exloits. Coached Sri Lanka and is still on the7s circuit.
15: Jamie Williams: Injury-hit career ended at Bath in 2004. Now coaching in NZ.
Replacements
Alex Codling (for Morgan): Retired in 2004. Now in charge of Rosslyn Park.
Tani Fuga (for Wilson): Left Harlequins in 2010. Runs two branches of Nando’s in Auckland, and coaches juniors.
Rory Jenkins (for Winters): Packed up rugby early to become a lawyer.
Ed Jennings (for Gollings): Joined Bedford that summer, then Esher, before retiring in 2005. Now an insurance broker.
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"Last one in's an Offiziere. No offence Sir."
Mehrts in commentating on Sky.
I'd ask you to pinch Voll's bum for me, Steeevo but that could get complicated!
Always remember bumping into him in the old members bar (sorry, you know what I mean). He was a ball of frustration as Harlequins plumbed new depths of ineptitude in not being able to string three passes together without dropping the ball or knocking on. Nice bloke though, stood his round!
Alex Ayling - retired (Director at Avbuyer Events)
Alex Alesbrook - retired (PE Teacher)
Charlie Amesbury - Bristol
John Andress - Edinburgh
DeWet Barry - retired
Chris Bell- retired this summer
Scott Bemand - England Womens Coach
Tom Billups - Coach at University of California
Richard Bolt - Plymouth
Peter Bracken - coach at Connemara
Phil Burgess - England 7s
Kevin Burke -retired (recycling manager in South Wales)
Paul Burke has left Leicester
Gonzalo Camacho - Leicester
Darren Clayton -retired (MD at Zeus Sports ltd)
Alex Codlng- coach at Rosslyn Park
& James Percival is joining Grenoble this summer
Quote:West Stand Quin
Long time since some updates so here are some.
Alex Ayling - retired (Director at Avbuyer Events)
Alex Alesbrook - retired (PE Teacher)
Charlie Amesbury - Bristol
John Andress - Edinburgh
DeWet Barry - retired
Chris Bell- retired this summer
Scott Bemand - England Womens Coach
Tom Billups - Coach at University of California
Richard Bolt - Plymouth
Peter Bracken - coach at Connemara
Phil Burgess - England 7s
Kevin Burke -retired (recycling manager in South Wales)
Paul Burke has left Leicester
Gonzalo Camacho - Leicester
Darren Clayton -retired (MD at Zeus Sports ltd)
Alex Codlng- coach at Rosslyn Park
& James Percival is joining Grenoble this summer
Alex Codling left Rosslyn Park at the end of last season to take up a post as forwards coach at the Ulster Academy.
I see that Chris Robshaw is also a Partner at Zeus. I hadn't realised that.
Since leaving Quins and getting a regular start, his career has gone from strength to strength.
[www.moseleyrugby.co.uk]
Scroll down a bit for the news. I wonder if he now regrets leaving Gloucester.
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Aston Croall is a coach at Blackheath I think
He is playing for them
[blackheathrugby.co.uk]
Nunquam Dormio
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Aston Croall is a coach at Blackheath I think
He is playing for them
[blackheathrugby.co.uk]
Yeh just had a look, he's an Academy manager there as well. Thought I read he was coaching somewhere but never mind!
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How come this thread does not have pages?
1. Because most of the posts are one liners and therefore don't take up too much space.
2. It does.
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...several tens of posts each time.
I can remember the CEO of a recently privatised Civil Service agency I once worked for turning down a purchase proposal because it would cost "tens of pounds". How we laughed.
BB
There is, for some strange reason, an uncanny silence on the whereabouts and activities of those three gentlemen.
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As far as I am aware the Claxton brothers are alive and well in Whitton. Hope to see them at the HPA Lunch on Friday.
Used to drink regularly with Micky in the Kings Arms near Twickenham Green (now closed). Was working as a builder and was always on good form.
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Anyone know what Will Skinner is doing? I heard somewhere that he had gone to South Africa.
He was working at Quins on the commercial side of things.
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Anyone know what Will Skinner is doing? I heard somewhere that he had gone to South Africa.
He was working at Quins on the commercial side of things.
Left Quins in the summer as his wife took up a role in Hong Kong
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Anyone know what Will Skinner is doing? I heard somewhere that he had gone to South Africa.
He was working at Quins on the commercial side of things.
Left Quins in the summer as his wife took up a role in Hong Kong
Missed that, was it announced on the Quins website.
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Anyone know what Will Skinner is doing? I heard somewhere that he had gone to South Africa.
He was working at Quins on the commercial side of things.
Left Quins in the summer as his wife took up a role in Hong Kong
I wasn't aware of that. Shame, he was a nice guy to deal with.
