players who will be future leaders of the club. DT: I'll certainly keep an eye out for them then! Moving away way from Quins and the Premiership for a moment though, let's have a chat about yourself personally.... Evans believes 'Aussie Rules' improved his kicking. As a young man, you competed for both the NZ U21 and the Hawks (NZ's senior Aussie Rules side) and were offered a trial with the Sydney Swans before you committed your future to rugby union. Given the recent debate surrounding Sonny Bill Williams and his penchant for boxing, do you think it is best for aspiring rugby players to focus on the nuances of union alone or can the variety of other sports build  a more 'well rounded' player? NE: I personally gained a lot from playing Aussie Rules, especially in the kicking department. I wouldn't advise young kids to go take up boxing as I don't see any cross over to rugby at all. But I do think young kids should try as many sports as they can, especially sports that require hand eye co-ordination. Whether it be football, league, cricket, tennis, squash... We at Quins train with other sports, firstly for fun, and also to learn other training techniques and ideas . DT: Let's talk about superstitions... Australian legend David Campese famously used to sit next to the coach-driver during pre-match journeys and would always walk out of the dressing room last. More recently, Goran Ivanisevic, conqueror of Wimbledon in 2001, would