Christine has been Club Secretary since 2013, having been a spectator for 4 years before that. She was an integral person in the origins of Pink Day and is an incredibly loyal club member, truly demonstrating what it means to be Club Person of the Year. She is incredibly proficient via email and makes sure the club is aware of every opportunity to better itself. Christine never misses a match day and is not adverse to obliterating inefficiency.

“It’s a great family.”

Looking forward to ...
“planning for the centenary, and having a great centenary. The more you plan it, the more successful it’ll be. I’m excited for the special merch, maybe a special logo, maybe a special kit. But we’ll start doing that very soon and that’s exciting.”

Rugby heroes...
“Nigel Owens. It might be an obvious answer. I’ve seen him speak a few times, I’ve read his autobiographies, he’s just an amazing person. If you do read his autobiography, with what he went through as a young man and what he overcame, it's amazing, outstanding, inspiring. I really enjoy his commentary too. I just love listening to him.”

Favourite rugby moment ...
“the men winning the playoff here. That day was stunning, outstanding, fabulous.”

Most embarrassing moment ...
“when I got ice bucketed. I was collateral damage. Lee Goodall was the coach and two or three of the players lifted the ice bin to throw it at him. I wasn’t aware what was going on. Luckily it was a nice sunny day so it didn’t matter, I think one of the early Pink Days maybe. There’s two or three photos of the crowd looking utterly shocked at what was going on. I just thought it was hysterical.”

My last game ...
“I played three legged rugby in Hyde Park when I was a student in London. I’ve still got the bruises from it.”

Most want to go for dinner with...
“that’s a tough question. It’s got to be someone who is fun or interesting. I don’t want to sit next to someone dull. Shane Williams was good fun, Jason Leonard was fun. I might say Nigel Owens again.”