Tom Jordan

I think his name is Jordan.

Tom Jordan or something.

from New Zealand.

Tom Jordan.

Who actually was playing for Scotland when he was injured or he was on sabbatical the last five months or whatever.

I just cannot think of, I liked Finn Russell.

And we also had Bernard Yancey van Rensburg pulling on the red rose of England.

And obviously, Lewis Rhys-Samet and Tom Jordan as well, representing their country.

And also, just to add...

Because I don't want to get pelters from the guy that always tells me I never mention the under-18s.

You're our fullback.

Jordan is the kind of fly in the ointment there because I think we need to...

he needs to have confidence about where he's going to play as well, Tom Jordan.

Because I feel with Tom Jordan, when he goes to Scotland, he's never quite sure where he's going to play.

Exeter obviously didn't feel they needed his services.

On to nine, and I've got Tom Jordan in at nine.

Yeah.

He's difficult to rate because where is he? What position does he play? He's not really a 10.

But for what he's doing at the moment in this Saracen squad, I think seventh is probably a fair shot.

Yeah, and I think that's the sort of range we had him for in that 13 jerseys.

Again, it's almost that Tom Jordan thing of how do you sort of grade him when he's playing in lots of different positions? It's quite difficult.

Yeah, 100%.

R. S. Ewell of my class arrived to open a cavalry rendezvous, but finding my depot there, he went on to Columbus, Ohio.

Tom Jordan afterward was ordered to Zanesville to take charge of that rendezvous under the General War Department orders, increasing the number of recruiting stations.

I reached Pittsburgh late in June and found the order relieving me from recruiting service and detailing my classmate H.B. Field to my place.

I was assigned to Company F, then under orders for California.

R. S. Ewell of my class arrived to open a cavalry rendezvous, but finding my depot there, he went on to Columbus, Ohio.

Tom Jordan afterward was ordered to Zanesville to take charge of that rendezvous under the General War Department orders increasing the number of recruiting stations.

I reached Pittsburgh late in June and found the order relieving me from recruiting service and detailing my classmate, H.

B.

I then asked for an order that would entitle me to transportation back, which at first he emphatically refused, but at last he gave the order, and I returned to Pittsburgh, all the way by stage, stopping again at Lancaster, where I attended the wedding of my schoolmate, Mike Effinger, and also visited my sub-rendezvous at Zanesville.

R. S. Ewell, of my class, arrived to open a cavalry rendezvous, but finding my depot there, he went on to Columbus, Ohio, Tom Jordan afterward was ordered to Zanesville to take charge of that rendezvous under the General War Department orders, increasing the number of recruiting stations.

I reached Pittsburgh late in June and found the order relieving me from recruiting service and detailing my classmate H.B. Field to my place.

I was assigned to Company F, then under orders for California.