Ellis Genge is truly a class act on and off the field! His journey is inspiring, and he’s such a strong leader for the team. Genge’s genuine personality and respect for others shine through every time he plays. A real role model and all-around top lad! 👏💪🏉
The old Cockers stories are gold.. please keep them coming (or get him on!). Some of those ‘leadership’/mentor sessions you lot have had over the years sound straight out of the Office 🤣 ‘Semper something.. basically means always evolving’ (side eye to the camera)
Great job gents. Gengey is a good interviewee and always seems a decent lad. 200 espressos in 3 days lol … best defence ever totally ignored by RC. Also, ignore the trolls on social media lads, 90% of the public stay quiet, feel your pain if you screw up, share your joy when you win. For club and country we are behind you. Well, mostly as I’m a Quins fan 😂
i wanna make a comment about the whole not being able to see England in the flesh as a working class man. when my dad turned 60, i payed around 350 quid per ticket for me and him to go and see England play south Africa in the autumn nations. that is alot of money for me but i wanted to do something special for the old man on such an important birthday. They were not great seats, but it was a memory i will forever cherish (especially since we won). but the corporate presence made me realize why i payed through the nose for it. The white collar wont like me saying this but the solution to this is you charge corporate more money to have the best seats and raffle out the opportunity to buy rest of the seats to season ticket holders of prem teams. I'm sorry but corps don't care how much they pay for it, you can charge them an extra £100 per seat, and give season ticket holders of prem clubs a chance to buy more reasonably priced tickets. not only would this make it so more people can experience priceless moments like i did with my dad that day. but it also encourages more people to buy season tickets to support the game at a club level.
Ellis Genge is truly a class act on and off the field! His journey is inspiring, and he’s such a strong leader for the team. Genge’s genuine personality and respect for others shine through every time he plays. A real role model and all-around top lad! 👏💪🏉
Fantastic chaps
Loving the content boys
The old Cockers stories are gold.. please keep them coming (or get him on!).
Some of those ‘leadership’/mentor sessions you lot have had over the years sound straight out of the Office 🤣 ‘Semper something.. basically means always evolving’ (side eye to the camera)
When I was at Uni, Lancaster brought England to train up north at Weetwood. Things like that help with accessibility etc.
Great job gents. Gengey is a good interviewee and always seems a decent lad. 200 espressos in 3 days lol … best defence ever totally ignored by RC. Also, ignore the trolls on social media lads, 90% of the public stay quiet, feel your pain if you screw up, share your joy when you win. For club and country we are behind you. Well, mostly as I’m a Quins fan 😂
i wanna make a comment about the whole not being able to see England in the flesh as a working class man. when my dad turned 60, i payed around 350 quid per ticket for me and him to go and see England play south Africa in the autumn nations. that is alot of money for me but i wanted to do something special for the old man on such an important birthday. They were not great seats, but it was a memory i will forever cherish (especially since we won). but the corporate presence made me realize why i payed through the nose for it.
The white collar wont like me saying this but the solution to this is you charge corporate more money to have the best seats and raffle out the opportunity to buy rest of the seats to season ticket holders of prem teams. I'm sorry but corps don't care how much they pay for it, you can charge them an extra £100 per seat, and give season ticket holders of prem clubs a chance to buy more reasonably priced tickets.
not only would this make it so more people can experience priceless moments like i did with my dad that day. but it also encourages more people to buy season tickets to support the game at a club level.