Actually the comment at the end of of the article about my career at the Waratahs was a bit off, I quote "After completing a PhD, Peter, having retired from rugby in 1980, started a new career as a lecturer at Townsville University in the School of Education." Actually I finished my representative playing representative playing career after the 1979 Wallaby tour to Argentina. At that time I was teaching the Brisbane Boys College where I had been since 1977. I also lectured part-time at QUT-Kelvin Grove, BCAE as it was then known. I got my PhD at U of Queensland in 1990 and in 1990 I took up a lectureship at QUT. In 1993 I went to Singapore where worked at the School of Physical Education at Nanyang Technological University, where I also also played Rugby for the Singapore Cricket Club and coached the National side. In 1999 I returned to Australia and in 2000 I took up my current position at James Cook University where I am currently a Senior Lecturer in the School of Education. So it was a bit more of a complex journey, cheers Peter Horton