Cockermouth
Paul Greening recently spoke to Rugby Club Magazine about his positive association with Cockermouth RFC, saying,
“I played youth rugby for the club as well as playing alongside Chris Wright for the North of England U21s. I was
diagnosed with a heart murmur and for health reasons I hung my boots up at age 24 however I decided to return to play
again when I was 34. These days I take up any of the back 5 positions in our forward pack and at age 40 I am one of the
older players in the team.
This season we have a great young bunch of lads who have been getting stronger over the past few seasons and
morale is very high. As a whole Cockermouth Rugby Club is run off and on the field, from the juniors through to the
committee, to a very high standard and I try my best to help out with attracting sponsorship when I can. As a family
orientated club everyone is made to feel welcome and we are looking forward to the coming months as we head towards
and enjoy a great end to the season!”
“I have had a long association with Cockermouth RFC and regularly take clients to the games. The club’s hospitality
is second to none and I value my friendship with Paul Greening and the other club members. All the best from everyone
at the Mitchell’s Livestock!”
John Wharton, Mitchell’s Livestock
“My dad used to play and I’ve been involved all my life. I volunteer at the bar for any functions and matches that we have
and am happy to be able to help out. I’ve been brought up with the club and it is part of our social life now. I’ve seen three
generations at the club with my dad, my partner and now my son playing so I’ve seen it all here and thoroughly enjoy the
atmosphere. It is very much a family affair for us with my Dad having played and now President so we continue to support
the club. The team seems to be doing really with a good set of lads currently involved so hopefully we can continue to do
well. If they stick together then I think they can continue to progress and develop.”
Julie Coulthard
Dan Mackay recently told Rugby Club
Magazine, “My dad Robert was a player at
Cockermouth Rugby Club so I have always
had a good connection with the club.
These days myself and my partner Wendy
take our son Robson, who is 18 months
old, down to the club where he loves to run
around and is well known by the members;
it’s been mentioned he would make a good
scrum half and I would be happy about that
if he doesn’t pull on the Newcastle United
FC jersey when he’s older.
As a club sponsor we like to support he club
with the family business Mackay Plant and
Skip Hire and are fully aware of the great
work everyone does to make Cockermouth
RFC the successful club that it is. I would
like to congratulate everyone at the club
on being chosen to appear in Rugby Club
Magazine, wishing everyone all the best of
continued success for the future!”
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