Dates confirmed for annual Lymington Yacht Club youth week
DATES have been confirmed for the annual Lymington Yacht Club youth week.
Chief sports writer
Chief sports writer at the Bournemouth Daily Echo, covering all sport including AFC Bournemouth and Poole Pirates.
Chief sports writer at the Bournemouth Daily Echo, covering all sport including AFC Bournemouth and Poole Pirates.
DATES have been confirmed for the annual Lymington Yacht Club youth week.
EIGHT players have left Poole Town following the culmination of the season, the club have confirmed.
CHERRIES are reportedly among a handful of clubs who retain an interest in Motherwell youngster Lennon Miller.
CHERRIES women boss Steve Cuss hailed the “incredible” achievement of his side to go through the entire league campaign unbeaten, urging them to use the disappointment of missing out on promotion to “spur us on” next season.
ARSENAL forward Kai Havertz praised the performance of “good team” Cherries at Emirates Stadium, stating: “The second half was tough.”
NNAMDI Ofoborh says he was left “angry” Cherries “never really took it seriously” when he told them he was suffering with what turned out to be a serious heart condition, adding: “My life would be completely different if they had just listened.”
SCOTT Mitchell continued his fine form with an excellent run in week nine of the MODUS Super Series.
TOP performer Richard Lawson feels Poole Pirates “sent out a good marker” with victory in their league opener at Berwick Bandits, but admitted: “It was backs-against-the-wall time.”
CHERRIES captain Gemma Hillier described as “heartbreaking” ending the league season without promotion, despite going through the entire campaign unbeaten.
MARK Travers was left frustrated to have conceded a penalty against Arsenal, believing Kai Havertz “dangles his left foot” before going to ground.
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