Alex Kersey-Brown

Kersey-Brown played rugby unions as a school boy and gained Welsh caps. He lived in Penmaenmawr, North Wales, and a few of his later team members at London Welsh knew him there and played rugby with him, such as Tony Gray. The London Welsh team was led by John Dawes who had a specific training programme in the early 1960s which honed the team and contributed later to the success of the British Lions team 1971–73.

In November 1967, Kersey-Brown switched codes to rugby league and joined Huddersfield. He was a regular in the team for his first three seasons before injury hampered his final two years at the club. He also had a brief spell at Oldham in 1970.^[4] He died of cancer on 23 November 2015, aged 73. ^{[where?][2][5]}

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