Conyers Dill & Pearman and Ross Webber. Special thanks to them for their initial support when West Indies Exiles were in their infancy. Without their financial help and backing a lot of what was achieved would not have been possible. They shall always remain close to the hearts of West Indies Exiles and integral to what we will achieve.
Thanks to Conyers Dill & Pearman based in Cayman for their help, support and assistance whilst out there.
Joe Whipple, Colin Brewer and all from the Barbados Rugby Union fraternity.
Dave Wong and Rich (baby red!) of the Tobago Rugby Union.
'The Bear', Puff, Alloy, Bevon, and all the ladies and gentlemen fo the Tobago Rugby Club who always make me feel welcome, and show a true lime at my 'second home'.
Niall Brooks and Grizz Adams of Cayman Rugby.
Mark Hewitt
Brian Stollemeyer
Peter Borland
Geoff Gregory - The G-Unit! - an ever present force in the team........... so long as his car lets him get there!
Richard Protherough, Simon Brocklehurst, Simon Dyson, James Logan and Sean Lynch - adopted West Indians who have always given their time and effort to the team and development despite not being 'Roots'. The commitment that they show on the pitch is unmeasurable and they really are true friends of The Exiles.
Neil Baxter, Richard Haughton, Nnamdi Obi and Ayoola Erinle - all of whom play in the upper echelons of professional rugby. This cruelly robs them of the chance to play for The Exiles.They are dedicated bretheren who are part of the family and remain involved in team affairs, with a view to eventually earning their stripes (Red Stripe!)
Jenni Wilson and Posy Wilson. They helps more than they knows with everything behind the scenes from the bigger picture to the smallest detail. their patience is a virtue and they follows the team wherever they may go to all events. Jenni is also the slightly senior 'Sour lemon girl!', keeping the boys hydrated and refreshed. Literally the sweetest girl we know.
Helen Blackburn 'Q squared!' - a true supporter and a fox. Has travelled to every away fixture and most home fixtures having never previously watched a game, but recognised the value of the Exiles. A true heart, and a true friend. She is the slightly junior 'Sour lemon girl!' and keeps the boys fuelled.
Franka Phillip for her on-going support of The Exiles and behind the scenes collaborative work.
