His dad famously had the hands of an angel and the feet of magic, according to one writer.
Now teenager Nicholas Fisk-Jones is making his own way in the rugby world.
The youngster who’s the son of former Wales scrum-half and captain Robert Jones has just been named in the Ospreys West U16 training squad.
Like his father, he’s a scrum-half.
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A left-footed goal-kicker who can also play at No. 10, he is said to have considerable promise, so much so that he's playing a year above his age-group.
The Ysgol Gymraeg Ystalyfera Bro Dur pupil, who is part of the age-grade set-up at Trebanos, has been named in an extended Ospreys group that will be assessed during the summer prior to a further selection process.
It’s still seriously early days for him, but he is said to be diligent with a natural aptitude for sport.
Having dad Robert to guide him won’t hurt.
Reacting to a tweet from Trebanos RFC congratulating Nicholas, the 54-cap Wales international posted on Twitter: “He’s chuffed, and thanks to the club and everyone for all your support.”
