Myles Landick (born 1989) is a

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player from

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. He plays as a

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for

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team,

, and is also employed as the groundsman of

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, the ground on which Jersey plays.

Rugby career

A former player for Les Quennevais RFC, Landick moved to play for Jersey's first team after playing for Jersey's youth team, where he was part of the Jersey Academy team that won the

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U18 Cup in 2007. Landick made his debut for Jersey in 2010 in their annual

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game against

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. He later played in Jersey's

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play-off Final at

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, England. In March 2012, he was forced to miss the remainder of Jersey's league games in

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after injuring a ligament in his knee whilst training. In May 2012, he was named by coach Ben Harvey as one of Jersey's academy players that had been brought through to play in the first team. In 2013, it was announced that Landick was one of nine Jersey players who had been offered extended contracts to remain at Jersey for the 2013-14 RFU Championship season. After a shoulder injury in 2010 prevented him from playing, he spent some time coaching his former club Les Quennevais R.F.C.

Employment

Landick started working at

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whilst playing rugby for Jersey. He was then offered the job as groundsman of Jersey. He accepted and worked on the pitches at

while also playing rugby for Jersey. According to Landick, this may mean that he is the only first team player who is also the groundsman of the team for which he plays.

References

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