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NICK EASTER RETURNS TO DURBAN – Featured Durban Blog

30 January 2019 by Alan

NICK EASTER RETURNS TO DURBAN:

The Sharks are happy to announce that former England international, Nick Easter, will be joining the Cell C Sharks coaching team, as a consultant, for the Vodacom Super Rugby campaign.

Nick who was involved with our coaching set-up during last year’s successful Currie Cup campaign, has once again volunteered his services and is eager to return to Durban.

“Nick added tremendous value during his time with us last year and really fitted into our team culture.  His experience and the tactical knowledge he imparted was excellent and I am sure as a young coach he also enjoyed embracing a new culture and learning from us”, said Cell C Sharks Head Coach, Robert du Preez.

“He has such a positive influence within the team environment and we look forward to him joining us next week.”

The post NICK EASTER RETURNS TO DURBAN appeared first on Sharks Rugby.

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