Round 14 - ROCS - Pembroke Kings
Round 14 - ROCS - Pembroke Kings
Round 14 - ROCS - Pembroke Kings
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A WORD FROM THE HAFF...<br />
“CLUB SPIRIT”<br />
As Captain Sam Fritsch said in his speech at the Kensington after his 100 th game last week, he has found the “Club<br />
Spirit” to be as high as it has ever been within the club in his time with it. Considering we have had a poor record on<br />
the field as far as pure results go, I think this is a remarkable statement coming form someone who has also enjoyed<br />
far more successful seasons.<br />
It is a statement that I completely concur with. Amazingly the unity within the playing group is very high and I feel<br />
that this can be put down to several factors which I highlight below:<br />
• The players who have stuck by each other and supported each other at all times. Very rarely have cross words<br />
been spoken, if at all<br />
• The attitude at training where we are still getting good numbers, especially form the “A” Grade side thus encouraging<br />
each other to get out there.<br />
• Players accepting responsibility…There have only been four occasions when an A Grade player has missed a<br />
training session without letting me know before hand. A great effort of committed players who believe in what they<br />
are doing.<br />
• The excellent leadership that has been shown form not only the appointed position leaders within the club who<br />
have been outstanding, but also to other senior players which has also in turn encouraged many younger ones to themselves<br />
take additional responsibility.<br />
• The excellent work of Angus Berry, Mark Crowhurst and Scott Wightman in particular in arranging such a full<br />
social program during the season that has provided the “playground” for all players to relax together, get to know<br />
each other a little better and enjoy each other’s company in a happy environment.<br />
The continued support of our Monarchs, Vice-Patrons, Player Sponsors and supporters who not only support us financially<br />
but also by their regular attendance at matches and at the club after the matches.<br />
It is my view that although the Club looks likely to be relegated to Division 3 next season that the “heady days of success<br />
and development” await us. This is the cusp of an exciting era for the club, believe me, so stay on for the ride!