If we're on rugby-playing teachers, we shouldn't overlook the biggest name of all: Gerald Davies (Horsham Staff 1971-74) of Wales & British Lions.sport! wrote:Peter Warfield (Rosslyn Park and England) was an assistant master in Col. B for a brief period in the 70s.......had a nice Rolls too as I recall, which a certain person threw up in.......sejintenej wrote:Kit Aitken (Housemaster, Col A) also played for Harlequins.petard249 wrote:Earlier someone asked whether Housie has ever produced an England rugby player? Admittedly some time ago, but during my time (1948-55) a mster named WPC Davies played for England and another master, Norman(?) Fryer, either played for or had a trial for Wales.
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He gets included in my story about the fact that I have played in games with three rugby internationals.
I do finally inform people that with Gerald Davies it was touch rugby during a training session.
The other two were
Nick Preston who went on to play for Rosylyn Park (I think) and England.
And finally Jim Pollock who played for Gosforth/Scotland and the British Lions. (but it was Hockey that I played with him).
I do finally inform people that with Gerald Davies it was touch rugby during a training session.
The other two were
Nick Preston who went on to play for Rosylyn Park (I think) and England.
And finally Jim Pollock who played for Gosforth/Scotland and the British Lions. (but it was Hockey that I played with him).
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Friend of mine went to Ceylon years ago. He said he ended up with a nasty 'scratch' as well !Richard Ruck wrote:Dave Elliott (ex-bandmaster) once played against the All Blacks when he was in the Marines. I think he played in a scratch team representing Ceylon (as it was then), thus allowing him to claim 'international' status.
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Heck, if he can claim that, so can I (international rugby for Ghana that is)Richard Ruck wrote:Dave Elliott (ex-bandmaster) once played against the All Blacks when he was in the Marines. I think he played in a scratch team representing Ceylon (as it was then), thus allowing him to claim 'international' status.
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Who did you play against?sejintenej wrote:Heck, if he can claim that, so can I (international rugby for Ghana that is)Richard Ruck wrote:Dave Elliott (ex-bandmaster) once played against the All Blacks when he was in the Marines. I think he played in a scratch team representing Ceylon (as it was then), thus allowing him to claim 'international' status.
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Is this post from the small but perfectly formed Sweeney?Rex wrote:If we’re on rugby-playing teachers, we shouldn’t overlook the biggest name of all: <b>Gerald Davies (Horsham Staff 1971-74)</b> of Wales & British Lions.sport! wrote:Peter Warfield (Rosslyn Park and England) was an assistant master in Col. B for a brief period in the 70s.......had a nice Rolls too as I recall, which a certain person threw up in.......sejintenej wrote: Kit Aitken (Housemaster, Col A) also played for Harlequins.
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He did kick him out before he died.huntertitus wrote:Seems EXACTLY right that someone kicked out should play Brian Jonesgraham wrote:There was a guy on my year called Leo Gregory who is an up and coming actor. I remember on our 3rd form he was in some crappy adaptation of a Danielle steele novel (or something similar). I've seen him in a commercial for a mod compilation and also in a made for tv film about a kid in juvenile detention, in which he was actually quite good (apparently compared to a young De Niro in one review).
I believe he is playing Brian Jones in an as yet unreleased movie about the aforementioned icon's life and death.
Not bad for someone who got kicked out on his UF, I suppose
If BJ hadn't died when he did I am sure Jagger would have kicked him out of the Stones
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I spotted him in a Dalziel and Pascoe, playing a toff student baddy. The eyelashes! The cheekbones!srcudlipp wrote:And in Lamb B we had Simon D'Arcy , who is now known as James Darcy. He's doing quite well in acting
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oldbluedownunder wrote:He did kick him out before he died.huntertitus wrote:Seems EXACTLY right that someone kicked out should play Brian Jonesgraham wrote:There was a guy on my year called Leo Gregory who is an up and coming actor. I remember on our 3rd form he was in some crappy adaptation of a Danielle steele novel (or something similar). I've seen him in a commercial for a mod compilation and also in a made for tv film about a kid in juvenile detention, in which he was actually quite good (apparently compared to a young De Niro in one review).
I believe he is playing Brian Jones in an as yet unreleased movie about the aforementioned icon's life and death.
Not bad for someone who got kicked out on his UF, I suppose
If BJ hadn't died when he did I am sure Jagger would have kicked him out of the Stones
..... but DID he die, or was he held under by the gardner !
That's a really interesting conspiracy theory !
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The advantage of having had two houses
Famous people from my Maine B days... Nigel Farrell, Simon Keyes both already mentioned, Hugh Ross was in the news a few years ago as the Chief Exec of United Bristol Healthcare NHS Trust during the paediatric cardiac surgery inquiry. Rupert Thomson the author was there too.
In Peele B we had Roger Allam the actor, Bill King; Union activist and Mayor!
Others from my time but not my house ... Greg Strange, Vernon Joynson (author of amazing psychadelic reference books) and now the dementia is setting in....
Who am I? What was I saying?
In Peele B we had Roger Allam the actor, Bill King; Union activist and Mayor!
Others from my time but not my house ... Greg Strange, Vernon Joynson (author of amazing psychadelic reference books) and now the dementia is setting in....
Who am I? What was I saying?