Tim Sampson

Tim Sampson (born 1975 or 1976) is an Australian professional rugby union football coach. He is currently the head coach of the Western Force team that plays in Global Rapid Rugby and Australia's National Rugby Championship. He was previously head coach at the Canberra Vikings.
As a player, Sampson represented Queensland and won two premierships with Sunnybank in Brisbane playing as a fly-half or inside centre.
Rugby career.
Sampson played for the Sunnybank club for more than a decade. He represented Queensland on four occasions including a match against the touring team in 1999 with a young Jonny Wilkinson in their lineup. He also played for the Dublin-based club Wanderers F.C. in Ireland.
Sunnybank won the Queensland Premier Rugby title for the first time in 2005. That season Sampson won the XXXX Medal for Queensland Premier Rugby player of the year, jointly with his Sunnybank teammate James Sua. He captained Sunnybank to their second premiership two years later in 2007.
Sampson was recruited to the Ballymore Tornadoes for the Australian Rugby Championship in 2007 where he played all eight of the team's matches. He retired from playing at the end of that season to take up an assistant coaching position with Sunnybank.