Rugby Union: Fisher Brought in to Help Ease Pressure On Melrose
Daily Post › September 06, 2006
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BEING the president of a rugby union club is usually something of an honorary appointment, partly involving thanks for past services, and partly something of a social duty in looking after visitors.
However, as Gary French has shown at Liverpool St Helens, it can also involve considerable responsibility and leadership, both vital items if a club is to really establish itself as a major force.See the full content of this document
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Rugby Union: Fisher Brought in to Help Ease Pressure On Melrose
During the past four years Waterloo have had two splendid presidents in Tony Pugh and the remarkable Gill Burns,...
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