Scotland’s Craig Chalmers (second right) and Ronnie Eriksson (number 12) keep the ball from Australia’s Daniel Herbert during a November 1996 test match at Murrayfield. Chalmers was in Hong Kong last weekend to entertain diners at the HK Scottish Members Luncheon. Photo: AFP Scotland’s Craig Chalmers (second right) and Ronnie Eriksson (number 12) keep the ball from Australia’s Daniel Herbert during a November 1996 test match at Murrayfield. Chalmers was in Hong Kong last weekend to entertain diners at the HK Scottish Members Luncheon. Photo: AFP
Scotland’s Craig Chalmers (second right) and Ronnie Eriksson (number 12) keep the ball from Australia’s Daniel Herbert during a November 1996 test match at Murrayfield. Chalmers was in Hong Kong last weekend to entertain diners at the HK Scottish Members Luncheon. Photo: AFP
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HK Scottish luncheon goes ‘hard core’ with pride, past glories and Chalmers

Robbie McRobbie
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Updated: 8:40pm, 1 Aug, 2015

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Scotland’s Craig Chalmers (second right) and Ronnie Eriksson (number 12) keep the ball from Australia’s Daniel Herbert during a November 1996 test match at Murrayfield. Chalmers was in Hong Kong last weekend to entertain diners at the HK Scottish Members Luncheon. Photo: AFP Scotland’s Craig Chalmers (second right) and Ronnie Eriksson (number 12) keep the ball from Australia’s Daniel Herbert during a November 1996 test match at Murrayfield. Chalmers was in Hong Kong last weekend to entertain diners at the HK Scottish Members Luncheon. Photo: AFP
Scotland’s Craig Chalmers (second right) and Ronnie Eriksson (number 12) keep the ball from Australia’s Daniel Herbert during a November 1996 test match at Murrayfield. Chalmers was in Hong Kong last weekend to entertain diners at the HK Scottish Members Luncheon. Photo: AFP
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Robbie McRobbie

Robbie McRobbie

Robbie joined the HKRFU in 2003 after 11 years with the Hong Kong Police Force and is currently the head of rugby operations. A driving force behind the game in Hong Kong, Robbie’s experience touches on nearly every aspect of local rugby from the senior and tertiary game, touch rugby, facilities and IT, to tournament operations and support services. As such, there isn’t much around the local scene in which Robbie hasn’t been involved, making him a real authority on the game in Hong Kong.