29-07-2013, 05:20 PM
Folks,
This is one of the better recent debates on the noticeboard. Parents, players, coaches, organisers from past and present are all contributing and good to see.
Ok,
As recently as the Glorney event 2012 in Daventry we came agonisingly close to winning both the U14 and Faber/Gilbert events. Our U12 team also beat Wales and Ireland twice. Our U18 Glorney team performed great but were up against seriously tough opposition.
Donald is spot on here. If we have our full squad out in all sections we will go close. If we don't have them available, we need to take the opportunity to give less experienced players a chance and build on it.
This is one of the better recent debates on the noticeboard. Parents, players, coaches, organisers from past and present are all contributing and good to see.
Ok,
As recently as the Glorney event 2012 in Daventry we came agonisingly close to winning both the U14 and Faber/Gilbert events. Our U12 team also beat Wales and Ireland twice. Our U18 Glorney team performed great but were up against seriously tough opposition.
Donald is spot on here. If we have our full squad out in all sections we will go close. If we don't have them available, we need to take the opportunity to give less experienced players a chance and build on it.