Edward Sherman Hoar is several years Henry's junior, the younger brother of one of Henry's former classmates, the son ofSquire Hoar (one of Concord's most esteemed patriarchs), and Edward admires Henry, looks to him for guidance.
And while a rejuvenated Bristol are breathing the rarefied air ofthe Premiership, Evans could be rattling round a half-empty Stoop, a fallen squire cursing the cruel realities ofthe modern game.