27-07-2013, 11:48 PM
For those interested in the thoughts of the other nations -
Welsh Report & Individual Scores: http://www.welshchessunion.org.uk/junior...s-cup-2013
English: http://englishchess.org.uk/Juniors/series/glorney-2013/ Its in three parts.
Irish: http://www.icu.ie/articles/display.php?id=382
^This is my view, every player was striving to do better and felt they could have done so. Every player went over their games and was engaged in the coaching and the first timers achieved some great results. I think their attitude and application should be encouraged.
Welsh Report & Individual Scores: http://www.welshchessunion.org.uk/junior...s-cup-2013
English: http://englishchess.org.uk/Juniors/series/glorney-2013/ Its in three parts.
Irish: http://www.icu.ie/articles/display.php?id=382
David G Congalton Wrote:Every member of the Scotland squad at the event in Cardiff was fantastic. Every one of them worked hard and contributed to their team in a positive way. It is a mark of their aspirations that not one of them was content with their score and many (quite rightly) felt that they could have come away with more. No delusionists among the kids.
^This is my view, every player was striving to do better and felt they could have done so. Every player went over their games and was engaged in the coaching and the first timers achieved some great results. I think their attitude and application should be encouraged.
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