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Kingston looking to open new doors after retirement

By NEALE HARVEY
FORMERHarlequins rugby director John Kingston aims to fill a gap in the player welfare market by offering sports men and women guidance on future careers.
Kingston has teamed-up with ex-England footballer Tony Woodcock and financial advisor Adrian Taylor to create a one-stop shop aimed at providing additional support and career opportunities for players, in addition to that provided by clubs and the RPA. “When I left Harlequins last year I wanted to stay in sport and there’d been quite a bit nagging at me after spending over 20 years in the professional game that...

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