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‘I was introduced to Connor Broadley by my father. I knew he thought of them very highly, and I always
trust his instincts.
I found them to be genuinely interested in me, and not just in terms of finance. The advice they gave was honest, impartial and in my best interests, regardless of whether there was anything in it for them. I am really looking forward to developing a deep and lasting relationship with them, like my father’s, as my own future develops.’
Born in Hammersmith, the only son of Mark and Fiona, a light baby at 8½ pounds
At the age of five, starts playing rugby. Grandfather played for England…
At Cranleigh School, in Surrey, plays rugby for school, county and subsequently England juniors
Enters Academy programme at Harlequins, the premiership rugby club, at the second attempt
First cap for Harlequins
Advised to retire from rugby on medical grounds. Fortunately, a second opinion prevails
During lay-off with injury, founds Pigsty, a restaurant business, with Ollie Kohn, a fellow Harlequin (retired)
100th appearance for Harlequins
First cap, and first try, for England
Wins second Premiership with Harlequins
Will remains focused on his sporting career, but is already starting to plan for life after rugby, with ambitions for Pigsty. Along the way, he hopes he will always be able to find time for his other great sporting passion, fly-fishing.
