Almanack: Postscript

Saturday 10 September 1994 23:02 BST

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WHILE rugby union remains an amateur game, fans can still derive great entertainment by imagining their heroes doing their day jobs: Underwood in the air, Dooley on the beat, massed Harlequins in the City. Almanack's favourite subject for rumination in this line is the Melrose flanker Andrew Kerr, a freelance sheep-shearer who commutes from Norway for matches.

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