Middlesex County RFU
Welcome to the website of
Middlesex County Rugby Football Union
Developing Rugby in London.
Whether you are playing rugby, want to play, watching rugby, support rugby or help to administer the game you should find information on this website to help you.
If you cannot find what you want here you will find the contact details of the people who can help you.
The
News section contains information about things happening on and off the field across the County. This section also has its own Archives so you can see what you missed!
Check out the
What’s on section for all the matches, events and meetings. If you know of anything happening that’s not listed please let us know.
The
Clubs section contains links to each of Middlesex Clubs’ own websites – make sure your club is linked to its current website address. Please notify
John Rigby
of any errors or ommissions
A massively important area of activity on the County is the
Youth Schools & Students section which covers all the playing ages under 25 years old. Check this section to see what is going on in the County’s fastest growing areas.
The
County Office and
More Pages sections contain most of the other information you may need about whos who and who’s doing what in Middlesex.
Don’t forget to send us your pictures and we’ll show the world what’s going on in your club!
This website is growing and if you are involved with the game and wish to help us maintain a section please contact John Rigby
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OUR PRESIDENT
Our President, Andrew Mortimer, has a long association with the county having played for the under 18s in 1961 alongside Charlie Hogbin amongst others. He went on to gain 10 County caps whilst playing first with Old Millhillians and subsequently Wasps before injury put an early end to his senior career.
He and his wife Georgina celebrated their honeymoon (as did three other couples) on the county’s first long tour, to East Africa, in 1968. Memorable tour, slightly dodgy honeymoon.
Work then took him to Birmingham where he coached and occasionally played for Old Edwardians for a couple of seasons before heading off to Australia and a season or two with Gordon Vets in Sydney.
He reappeared in the UK in 1982 and became active once again with the OMs where he was Chairman for some 13 years.
He joined the Middlesex Committee in 1988 and was Chairman of Selectors and Chairman of the Playing Standing Committee for 10 years. During that time he managed tours to South America, Spain, Italy and Canada.
He was part of Charlie Hogbin’s working party which recommended the creation of two separate competitions and when that was adopted took on the role as Chairman of the Sevens Standing Committee. He has also been involved in a number of other county initiatives and activities including a lengthy spell on discipline.
Andrew and Charles Hogbin ,Who are the others ?.