Clive norling biography
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Clive Norling
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Written in conjunction with Lynn Davies, this is an update on the Welsh version published in 2008. It is a portrayal of his early years: his 16-year-old choice to referee rather than play and his gradual rise through the ranks to what he considered his apogee in 2009. It is also a disturbingly honest account of his efforts to come to terms with being gay, including a weak effort at suicide in 1996. He says he received support from colleagues, friends and fellow entertainers when he decided to come out - something literally shown on the Jonathan programme on which he regularly appeared. The joshing seems to have been successful therapy. He emerges as a close family man strongly parochial in his ties to his home area of the Gwendraeth valley and the village of Mynyddcerrig, an almost spiritual attachment in a Gravellesque manner. He is unhappy with long journeys and extended stays away from home. Derek Bevan was his refereeing mentor and Clive Norling his guide through the hierarchy of the WRU system after he became professional in 2002. His first-class debut was Swansea and Caerphilly in 2001, Gavin Henson's first game for Swansea. Refereeing decisions whether pre game - waterlogged or frosted pitches, split second on field decisions - or post game coach and press incidents are
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Clive Norling
Rugby player
Clive Norling (born 5 April 1950)[1] is a former Welsh international rugby union referee. Norling was, when officiating, one of the world's most experienced referees. He refereed in a then-record 35 international tests prior to his retirement in 1992. This included the quarter final, Fiji v France, of the inaugural Rugby World Cup. In 1998, he took over as the Welsh Director of Refereeing, a post he held until resigning in June 2003.
Off the field, in 1974 Norling completed a BA Degree in Business Studies at Portsmouth Polytechnic. He then added to that qualification in 1996 by obtaining a MSc degree in Small Business and Entrepreneurship from Stirling University. He taught at the Swansea Institute of Higher Education,from 1986 to 1998. Unfortunately in 2004, he succumbed to a crippling clinical depression, which left him feeling suicidal. The depression continued until 2011. Norling credits his wife, Mair, and BBC reporter Phil Steele for helping him recover. His recovery was completed when he achieved a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Cardiff University in 2014. His research thesis was based on 'Strategic Management in Non-Profit Organisations'. In his retirement he has been the president of Birchgrove RFC since 2012, and