Trot The Egg In

This weeks #Rugbystory is that of a dittoner, who has played rugby from the age of 8. A big back rower that's got both strong carries & silky hands, has honed his skills with HFH, West Bank Bears, Widnes Vikings, Warrington Wolves, Widnes St Maries, Wingham Tigers & Widnes RUFC. Off the field he has also enjoyed coaching & helping future people's playing skills with Warrington development & West Bank Bears. We have a real honest chat about all things life & Rugby. Ladies & Gents Mr Craig Lawton

This weeks #Rugbystory is Warrington born & bred who played his Jnr rugby at Woolston Rovers & Latchford Albion. His journey playing halted as he left school but his story continued when he volunteered with Warrington Wolves Foundation. He helped the scholarship, academy & reserves before becoming the Analyst he is now. He would go onto be Warrington Wolves Analyst with the reserves & first team only for a change in coach brought a change in staff. Wigan Warriors then became his club & he loves working with the staff & players there, he sees this as the ultimate club. Whilst at Wigan he also helped out England RL & loved his time under Shaun Wane that included a home world cup. Doesn't get much better than that. Now head of analysis & loving his job Ladies & Gents Mr Jack Phillips.

This weeks #Rugbystory was born in Basingstoke but made in the north east. Beginning his sporting story with the round ball & the Newcastle United academy he found rugby in high school & loved it. Growing into the game with Westoe through the age groups, he soon arrived at senior rugby & Leeds academy it was. Repping his county & country whilst honing his skillset there. After a few games in the prem He had a spell in Australia but returned home to resume his career with Newcastle Falcons. He also battled for Ealing, Bedford Tigers, London Welsh, Doncaster Knights, Tynedale & Birmingham Moseley. Ladies & Gents Mr Oliver Stedman

This weeks #Rugbystory is a Widnes lad who is taking Union by storm after a successful spell in league yet only after starting out playing football. Thankfully he got the bug for Rugby at school and league is where it began. He was part of a successful year group at Wade Deacon high school and managed to play for his hometown club Widnes Vikings through their pathway system. He would go onto to feature for Rochdale Hornets & Whitehaven before a brief stint back playing football at the Parklands. A friend talked him into giving Union a go with Preston Grasshoppers & he's not looked back, now breaking into playing for Lancashire. Ladies & Gents it's Mr Sam Freeman.

This weeks #Rugbystory is Australia born South Africa raised, growing up playing Rugby Union barefooted. Coming through the ranks woth hos school he managed to play for Western Province which is where he was then scouted. Castleford Tigers brought him to England where he had already represented SARL. He would go onto play for Oldham, Doncaster, Widnes, Halifax, Huddersfield, Racing 92 & rep'd Scotland. He also wore the colours of Old Brodleians, Halifax RUFC & Halifax vandals to name a few. Now enjoying his time with Widnes Masters RL ladies & Gents Mr Jamie Bloem.