Name: Rob Mills

Nickname: Robbie

Born: 2nd April 1980, Bristol

Weight: 12 stone

Height: 5' 9"

Position: Scrum Half/Utility Back

Job: Bar Manager in Preston (not paid enough) & part time DJ (paid far too much)

Education: Other Clubs: University of Central Lancashire, North West Students, Preston Grasshoppers.

First Season 1997/98

No of Games 37 (plus many for M&J's)

For 1st XV -

Number of Tries 9 (plus many for M&J's)
Best Try - First try in senior rugby (think it was against Oxford Harlequins, for the 3rds).

Tries for 1st -

Captain -

Match Day Superstitions always wear socks under my boots (in nearly every game I've played)

Most Admired International Player Serge Blanco, the complete rugby player. Currently Jonny Wilkinson for obvioius reasons.
Most respected/favourite Witney Player & Why:
James Mills (well it is Christmas soon). A great bloke and a very useful player when he plays. He always shows faith in me and builds my confidence. Matt Collins, for the same reasons and Mark Godfrey, an awesome Number 8, who taught me how to be a scrum half.

Favourite Rugby Tour

Most Embarrassing moment on the Pitch None spring to mind, but I'm sure there've been many.

Most Embarrasing moment off the Pitch
After Reevesy's 2nds won the Merit Table at Milton Keynes a couple of years back, I decided to decorate the inside of a van driven by Dave Martingale with several pints of used cider, before losing myself somewhere in the countryside.

Best Match for Witney
All of them really. Rugby is 'the beautiful game' and unfortunately I don't get to play enough because of work commitments. I did enjoy winning the club sevens with Simon Ferris' colts. A good coach and the best team I've played in, we didn't win enough as a team and it was a good day out (and a very messy night out!)

Worst Match for Witney
Any match I've ever lost. They all feel as bad as each other.

How to improve training Bring it to Lancashire? I might attend then.

Remaining Rugby Ambitions

Miscellaneous
Hobbies: studying 17th Century French architecture, cross stitch, reading Tolstoy and lying through my teeth. I listen to a lot of music and sleep quite a lot when I'm not at work.

Witney's a great club and I don't get to play there enough anymore. I hope I get a chance or two in the future and wish every team the best of luck for the rest of the year.

Name:	Rob Mills
Nickname:	Robbie
Born:	2nd April 1980, Bristol
Weight:	12 stone
Height:	5' 9"
Position:	Scrum Half/Utility Back
Job:	Bar Manager in Preston (not paid enough) & part time DJ (paid far too much)
Education:	Other Clubs: University of Central Lancashire, North West Students, Preston Grasshoppers.

First Season	1997/98
No of Games	37 (plus many for M&J's)
For 1st XV	-
Number of Tries	9 (plus many for M&J's) Best Try - First try in senior rugby (think it was against Oxford Harlequins, for the 3rds).
Tries for 1st	-
Captain	-
Match Day Superstitions	always wear socks under my boots (in nearly every game I've played)
Most Admired International Player	Serge Blanco, the complete rugby player. Currently Jonny Wilkinson for obvioius reasons. Most respected/favourite Witney Player & Why: James Mills (well it is Christmas soon). A great bloke and a very useful player when he plays. He always shows faith in me and builds my confidence. Matt Collins, for the same reasons and Mark Godfrey, an awesome Number 8, who taught me how to be a scrum half.
Favourite Rugby Tour
Most Embarrassing moment on the Pitch	None spring to mind, but I'm sure there've been many.
Most Embarrasing moment off the Pitch	After Reevesy's 2nds won the Merit Table at Milton Keynes a couple of years back, I decided to decorate the inside of a van driven by Dave Martingale with several pints of used cider, before losing myself somewhere in the countryside.
Best Match for Witney	All of them really. Rugby is 'the beautiful game' and unfortunately I don't get to play enough because of work commitments. I did enjoy winning the club sevens with Simon Ferris' colts. A good coach and the best team I've played in, we didn't win enough as a team and it was a good day out (and a very messy night out!)
Worst Match for Witney	Any match I've ever lost. They all feel as bad as each other.
How to improve training	Bring it to Lancashire? I might attend then.
Remaining Rugby Ambitions
Miscellaneous	Hobbies: studying 17th Century French architecture, cross stitch, reading Tolstoy and lying through my teeth. I listen to a lot of music and sleep quite a lot when I'm not at work. Witney's a great club and I don't get to play there enough anymore. I hope I get a chance or two in the future and wish every team the best of luck for the rest of the year.