Glen Marsh’s story runs from Manurewa club rugby into Counties Manukau’s great 1990s revival, the Chiefs, New Zealand Maori, New Zealand A and Japan.
Heritage Stories
Explore Heritage, Commercial and Legend stories from Kohd, designed to show how club history can be captured, filtered and carried into everyday club life.
Wayne Shelford’s name carries weight in New Zealand rugby, not simply because of what he achieved on the field, but because of how he changed what it meant to lead an All Blacks team. Born in Rotorua and shaped by the rugby culture of the North Shore, Shelford
Henry Maurice Rangi Maxwell spent more than a decade in the front row at Manurewa, anchoring scrums with the kind of consistency that becomes part of a club’s foundation. He was the sort of prop who turned up week after week, season after season, building some
Matt Filipo’s rugby life has been marked by the kind of quiet, sustained presence that holds clubs together long after the final whistle. His New Zealand playing record names Manurewa as his club and earned his place as a prop in the New Zealand Colts side in
Sir Bill Beaumont GBE DL walked through the gates at Fylde Rugby Club in 1969 as a seventeen-year-old, assigned to the sixth team as a fullback. Thirteen years later, he would leave as England’s Grand Slam captain and one of rugby’s most respected figures, but
Kenny Dalglish arrived at Liverpool in August 1977 carrying an impossible burden. Kevin Keegan had just departed for Hamburg, and the Anfield faithful wondered if anyone could fill those boots. The Glasgow-born forward, already a Celtic legend at twenty-six, c
Kobe Bryant arrived at the Lakers as a seventeen-year-old in 1996, the youngest player in NBA history at the time, carrying with him an unusual confidence and a work ethic that would become the foundation of everything that followed. He had grown up in Italy w
Joe Marler arrived at Harlequins from Eastbourne Sharks as a teenager with raw talent and an unfiltered personality that would eventually make him one of rugby’s most recognisable figures. Over fifteen years, he became the club’s most iconic prop, a player who
Become a Certified Regional Partner
We’re looking for passionate people with strong connections to grassroots sports who want to help clubs protect their heritage, generate sustainable income and build stronger communities. As a Kohd Regional Partner, you’ll introduce clubs to the Kohd platform and be rewarded every time the clubs you support grow their Heritage programme.
- Earn recurring commission on every Heritage Tile sold by the clubs you introduce.
- Build a long-term income stream that grows alongside your network of clubs.
- Represent an innovative platform designed specifically for grassroots sport.
- Work flexibly around your existing career, business or commitments.
- Receive marketing materials, training and ongoing support from the Kohd team.
- Help clubs generate sustainable fundraising while preserving their history for future generations.
- Become part of a growing network of trusted Regional Partners across the UK and beyond.
Ready to start?
We’re currently welcoming applications from a small number of Regional Partners across the UK and selected international regions. If you share our passion for grassroots sport and want to build a rewarding partnership with Kohd, we’d love to hear from you.