PLAYER PROFILE

from Amersham Rugby Programme 11-02-23

FROM THE TOUCHLINE

UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT: CONOR SEGRE

A delightful half-hour spent in the company of a most charming young man. Our very own Conor Segre. Only a tender 25 years old and the world at his feet. What would Conor share as he was put under the for reflection and culture. There’s little doubt in my mind Conor will become a millionaire and that a career in films is just around the corner.

So, what has Conor shared?

A resident of Newbury, he is a very, very mature 25-year-old scrum-half. With dancing feet, a quick burst of speed and the strength of an Ox, Conor is one of our Chiltern Cherub superstars.

With a single cap, (at the moment) he is intent on representing Jamaica in the Rugby 7s more in the future. Only in 2018 it was Conor who was the pin-up boy at the Hong Kong 7sdefeating the mighty Cook Islands whilst succumbing to the Irish and Uruguayan elite. His working life is spent within Oxford and although aspiring to owning a red Jaguar like DCI Morse he is also focused on being a multi-millionaire by 2033. Conor is an expert in computing and although a blue-sky thinker is someone who specialises in clouds.

On a Sunday, especially, he relaxes to the sounds of the OJ’s and adores singing along to ‘Love train’. A romantic Conor also likes to top up on his display of red roses as well as writing love poems. He has just started reading ‘atomic habits’ a book that has been recommended and is a key part of his multi-millionaire strategy

He is a snowboarder and practices on top of his bed with the windows open. He is also a walker both inside and out and never without his step counter to maintain his athletic physique. With just the one ear piercing he is soon to add to the same lobe with another. That’s style.

A fan of California, he particularly loves the little old town of Topanga. Nestled in the mountains outside LA this is place where the batteries are recharged, and he can dream a dream. Expert in horse riding he enjoys riding up and down the mountains visiting Cowboys and Indians in the wild west. No bar brawls though as he is a lover not a fighter.

Conor adores Amersham and Chiltern and counts Newbury, Bracknell and Ealing as past clubs. He will always be grateful for his past opportunities and to get a chance to be in that moment again to maximise opportunities is something he continues to hope for.