After playing over 300 games for London, Wigan and England, Tony Clubb took the decision to hang up his boots in 2021 to pursue a career in coaching.
He joined Leigh in 2022 as assistant to Adrian Lam and was a key figure in the club's progress from the Championship to Super League front-runners.
In this video, Tony explains why a job in coaching appealed to him and has some advice for any player thinking of following the same career path.
Get your coaching badges a couple of years before your playing career ends and look to help out in the scholarships, the reserves or the local amateur teams. It's such a good life, I absolutely love what I do.
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"Mentoring someone is not creating them in your own image, but giving them the opportunity to create themselves"
- Steven Spielberg
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