Rush has been at Rovers for six years
Written by Simon Austin — September 11, 2017
CHRIS RUSH has taken over as Head of Athletic Performance at Blackburn Rovers.
He replaces Chris Neville, who left to pursue other opportunities in June after four years at the club.
Rush was previously lead athletic performance coach, a role he had held since August 2011.
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