huge work ethic. Chisolm and Wallace: Two to watch this year. DT: Talking about handling responsibilities on and off the pitch, what do you think about the off-season signings around the Premiership? Gavin Henson's return to rugby with London Welsh (after some highly scrutinised mistakes) has made most of the headlines this summer, but which signings have intrigued you the most in particular? NE: There have been a few good signings from clubs around the league. Wasps and Irish have picked up a few. Stephen Jones is a good signing for Wasps and someone who we will need to be weary of in the first game. For us we have not had many signings. We picked up anther Kiwi in Ben Botica, son of former All Black Frano Botica, so I am looking forward to seeing how he goes. DT: There may not have been many new signings at Quins, but such is the nature of sport, new or previously unheralded players will again emerge in 2013. Chris Robshaw and Joe Marler (among others) were two that made huge strides last year. Which relative 'unknown(s)', in your opinion, should the public look out for from Quins this year? NE: The great thing about Quins is we have a huge conveyor belt of young talent coming through. That is a credit to the Quins academy. This year is no different and we have young guys such as Luke Wallace and Ross Chisholm that have played first team rugby and are exciting