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Jason Robinson has terrorised defenders in both codes of his sport all over the world, but he holds no fear for the youngsters at his boyhood Rugby League club.<br>Robinson, famed for his electrifying pace and side-step, returned to The Hunslet Club, to meet the children now following in his footsteps, and to celebrate the efforts of grassroots clubs and volunteers ahead of the Rugby League World Cup, which will be held in  in October and November.<br>The former Wigan and Great Britain wing, joined Hunslet aged 12 and was quickly nicknamed Billy Whizz, after the fast-running character in the comic, The Beano.<br><br>However, Hunslet's new generation feel Robinson, now aged 48,  [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-blackberry-kush-grassroots/ https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-blackberry-kush-grassroots/] still has ‘a little bit of work to do' on his pace.<br>         Former Wigan flyer Jason Robinson returned to his boyhood club to launch the campaign, which asks grassroots clubs to nominate their own Rugby League heroes<br>‘You were nearly in last place,' teased one bright spark during an impromptu training session.<br> <br> In truth, Robinson looks as fit today as he did when he gracefully retired from rugby in 2007, at which stage he was well into his ‘second career' in Rugby Union.<br><div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS sport" data-version="2" id="mol-ebc6b0d0-3836-11ed-b864-fb68e4eba672" website on your speed!&apos; Jason Robinson put through his paces