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Coventry Bears V BARROW RAIDERS Match Day Schedule Sunday 9TH MAY 2021 3Pm Kick Off Butts Park Arena Fixtures Welcome Coventry Bears v BARROW RAIDERS Match day schedule sunday 9TH MAY 2021 3pm Kick off Butts Park Arena fixtures welcome vs BARROW RAIDERS SUNDAY 9TH MAY 3PM HOME Welcome to Coventry Bears. This past few weeks I’ve to strength this summer. It’s been a long lay off but been back doing some vs WEST WALES RAIDERS SATURDAY 15TH MAY 3PM AWAY now it’s time to get back to coaching. A lot of coaching On a final note, I would business on the field. in fact. really like to thank all our off-field staff who have been vs LONDON SKOLARS SUNDAY 23RD MAY 3PM HOME We have a new squad and So far both myself and working tirelessly to get us new coaching team and Kieran Sherratt have been back into action today. Our vs ROCHDALE HORNETS SUNDAY 30TH MAY 3PM AWAY have nothing to lose but to delivering our new RLWC coaching team Rich Squires go out and show the rest legacy programme. The aim and Dave Scott and team vs NW CRUSADERS SUNDAY 6TH JUNE 2.30PM AWAY of the clubs in League One of the project has been to management Ryan Cousins what we are made of. create three new satellite and Darren Morson deserve vs WORKINGTON TOWN SUNDAY 13TH JUNE 3PM AWAY clubs in the locality. some real thanks and credit. I believe that the fact that Also without the hard work of vs KEIGHLEY COUGARS SUNDAY 20TH JUNE 3PM AWAY there has been such a So far we have coached our physio Grace Hodgekiss long lay off has changed and delivered rugby league and her team of volunteers vs DONCASTER SUNDAY 27TH JUNE 3PM AWAY the game. How clubs have taster sessions to over 700 we would not have made it dealt with the period away kids from more than 10 safely to the starting line. vs HUNSLET SUNDAY 4TH JULY 3PM HOME from the game has become different schools in the past very apparent in preseason three weeks. This has been Please enjoy the match and vs WORKINGTON TOWN SUNDAY 11TH JULY 3PM AWAY games and results have been during PE lessons and after we hope to welcome you perhaps not all as expected. school clubs, which has led soon to the Butts Park Arena vs BARROW RAIDERS SUNDAY 25TH JULY 3PM AWAY to 150 registered players in person. Today we will be looking interested in our satellite to upset the cart, Barrow clubs in the first week. This vs LONDON SKOLARS SATURDAY 31ST JULY 3.30PM AWAY are coming a long way and is set to grow each week and from what I have read in the will help us populate teams vs NW CRUSADERS SUNDAY 8TH AUGUST 3PM HOME media just want to come get at U9s, U11s, U12s, U14s at the job done and get back each club and also U16s at vs KEIGHLEY COUGARS SUNDAY 15TH AUGUST 3PM AWAY out of town as quickly as the Coventry Alphas. possible. Alan Robinson vs WEST WALES RAIDERS SUNDAY 22ND AUGUST 3PM HOME More information at www. Club Owner It’s up to us to make things coventrybears.com/juniors VS HUNSLET SUNDAY 29TH AUGUST 3PM HOME as difficult as possible on the on the satellite clubs and field and for our players to how to register. vs DONCASTER SUNDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER 3PM have belief and be fearless. Barrow have a lot of It has been really pleasing to vs ROCHDALE HORNETS SUNDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER AWAY experience in their team but see so many children make it’s a new environment and I the step from school to club don’t think things will be as and hopefully these new SEASON TICKETS ONLY £99 FROM OUR WEBSITE COVENTRYBEARS.COM easy as they expect. clubs will go from strength bears raiders 1. Luke Cresswell 1. Nathan Hill MICHAEL JONES ANTIQUES & ALLAN HARDY 2. Tee Ritson 2. Hayden Freeman AVAILABLE 3. Declan Hulme 3. Matty Welham HUGH BROWN 4. Mark Tyson 4. Liam Welham (Captain) AVAILABLE 5. Shane Toal 23. Reece Rance JACKIE, MARTIN & TIM 6. Jamie Dallimore 6. Dave Scott EDINBURGH EAGLES RLFC 7. Ryan Johnson 7. 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We have Do you have a I think we want to see genuine competition for particular way you the team play with places and, due to the would like the Bears confidence and have faith covid restrictions, the to play in 2021 and in their ability. We have lads have had to be more approach the season? some quality players in responsible for their off our squad and they need field work in the gym I want the team to be to believe that. I want to and reviewing training fearless in our approach. see the lads working hard sessions to develop. It goes without saying for each other, especially We have put together that we’ll be classed as when the game gets our dice roll system, the underdogs in most tough, and have a never which the players had games this season so say die attitude. In terms a lot of input into, so we have to believe in of goals, we need our that we can hold each ourselves as well as overall completion rate other accountable to the trusting the systems and to be a lot higher, we standards we expect. structures we have in need a lot more off the That comes down the the place. As a team we want ball work, we need to win lads being professional to complete our sets, more rucks in defence and wanting to achieve play in the right areas and we need to come up something together of the field and enjoy with some better ends this year. It’s the little the defensive challenge. to our sets. If we can things like wearing the It’s all about earning the do these things and get correct gear to training, right to play by ensuring a foot hold in the game turning up early to put in that we achieve our team then we won’t be far off extras or cleaning up the KPIs each week and at all. changing rooms before playing the percentages leaving training.
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