Quins' Director of Rugby, Dean Richards, believes that both players will shine in the England team
"They would not look out of place in that company, they're stars in the making and would slot in very well. Chris is a far better footballer than some that have been chosen for the national side. His work-rate is incredible and he's turning into a fantastic No 6.''
Richards has been equally impressed by the progress and maturity of Turner-Hall.
"He's become a more rounded person and a better player as a result,'' Richards said. "He's got quick feet, power and pace, too. His ball-handling has improved immensely. And there's still scope for much more improvement.''
Other winners on the night included Tani Fuga, who's try against Newcastle on the last league game of the season was voted the Greene King Try of the Season on the night of the awards, and Nathan Humphreys, the club's Sports Turf Development Manager (or "the guy who cuts the grass", as he put it!), was awarded the Norton Rose LLP Award for Outstanding Contribution to the club, for all his tireless work throughout the season.
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