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DS: We’ve learnt the hard way in previous seasons to never be complacent against
Bedworth, they have some talented players, and most importantly, they never give up or
get on each other’s backs, regardless of the score. We go into Sunday’s game knowing that
Bedworth are going to make it very difficult for us, they’re physically strong in the middle
of the park and we need to be aware of that, as well as their talent in wide areas.
WSS: As things stand, things are in your hands in the title race, are there are
really important games left for you to play or are they all the same now?
DS: All of our remaining games are important, we need to treat each game like a cup final.
There have been some unpredictable results in the league, showing that anyone can beat
anyone. We’re yet to play Leafield this season, so that will be a new test for us, and we also
have Lincoln to play, who are a quality side, so we know we need to continue improving
each week.
WSS: Your team are usually around the leading sides in your division over
the last few seasons, what do you think has been the main difference this time
around?
DS: We’ve been growing as a club for a few years now, strengthening each season. I think
this season we have a good balance and a lot of depth within the squad. The appointment
of Simon [Noakes] as our head coach/manager has helped each individual in the squad,
he demands more from us each week because he sees the talent we have and always wants
us to play and train to our full potential
WSS: If you did win the league and were promoted to Tier 3, how big an
achievement would that be for your club?
DS: The promotion to Tier 3 would be huge for Boldmere, and something that the club,
staff and players all deserve. We’re not seen as a ‘big name’ club so playing the up in tier
3 would put us on the map and show that regardless of how well known the badge is, we
have the quality to compete.
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