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VIDEO England Rugby captain surprises childhood club

VIDEO England Rugby captain surprises childhood club

QBE Insurance delighted the youth players of Warlingham RFC with a surprise visit from England Captain, Chris Robshaw ahead of this summer’s QBE International rugby matches.

Travelling back to where it all began at his first rugby club, Chris hosted an exclusive training session alongside current Harlequins coach, Conor O’Shea. The visit, made possible by QBE Insurance, comes following the announcement that the QBE Coaching Club programme, an initiative to recruit and train 2,015 new Level 2 rugby coaches has reached its milestone. Thanks to QBE’s commitment and investment, the initiative will:

· Increase the number of Level 2 coaches in England by 25%

· The 2,015 QBE coaches will also positively impact 4,000 other coaches

· Positively impact 50,000 players across the country – 41,500 (83%) male and 8,500 (17%) female

· Deliver one million hours of coaching over the next four years.

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