Episode 7: From Sceptical Parent to ERA Advocate — Boris Pomroy on Ambition, Standards and Support
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Episode 7: From Sceptical Parent to ERA Advocate — Boris Pomroy on Ambition, Standards and Support
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What is ERA actually like from the parent side?
In Episode 7, Bryony and Nash are joined by Boris Pomroy, Head of Youth at Barnes RFC and an ERA parent, to talk honestly about his family’s experience of Elite Rugby Academy.
Boris explains why he was sceptical at first, what changed his mind, and what he has seen over the last year through his daughter’s time in the West London girls academy.
This episode covers:
- Why Boris was initially wary of private academies
- What stood out when he first watched the coaching
- Why ambitious young players need spaces where their goals feel normal
- The changes Boris has seen on and off the pitch
- How parents can support without taking over
- Why honesty and kindness matter after tough performances
- How ERA and club rugby can work alongside each other
- Why standards, responsibility and life skills sit at the centre of player development
Bryony and Nash also talk about why ERA wants players to take more ownership, why parents need support too, and why sharing clear information around pathways matters so much.
An honest parent view on scepticism, ambition, responsibility and what young players can gain when they are surrounded by people who want to get better.
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