29-07-2013, 04:03 PM
Scotland came very close to winning the Glorney in 2008 and 2010.
I'm tempted to explain why we didn't win it in 2008, but that might just be read as criticism of someone whose initials are AT, so I'll say nothing.
And, of course, our girls have won the Faber/Gilbert three times in seven years.
With a small population, Scotland will never have strength in depth, so if virtually all of our top players are unavailable (for whatever reason) we are simply not going to be in contention for prizes. But that is no reason whatsoever to be dismissive about the players who represented us.
I'm tempted to explain why we didn't win it in 2008, but that might just be read as criticism of someone whose initials are AT, so I'll say nothing.
And, of course, our girls have won the Faber/Gilbert three times in seven years.
With a small population, Scotland will never have strength in depth, so if virtually all of our top players are unavailable (for whatever reason) we are simply not going to be in contention for prizes. But that is no reason whatsoever to be dismissive about the players who represented us.