Archive | March, 2008

Sharks ready for opener

31 March 2008

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Well done to everyone who attended our first training camp this weekend at Christ’s Hospital. Personally, I thought it was a very enjoyable day – not just from a football point of view but also to get to know the team better. A huge thanks to Dayle for organising the day – well done to [...]

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Travel Details for Training Camp

28 March 2008

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Can everyone who is coming from the Chichester area on Sunday, please meet at the usual car park ready for a 8:45 a.m. departure? Don’t forget your£2, lunch and change of clothes!

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Training Camp This Weekend

26 March 2008

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This Sunday sees the first ever Chichester Sharks training camp, held at Christ’s Hospital, near Horsham. The camp will be run by Head Coach Dayle Kirby, with assistance from coaches Dave Lee and Neil Henderson and the club committee. The day will involve a mixture of classroom and on field elements, designed to prepare us [...]

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Registration Deadline Approaching

18 March 2008

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To compete in the 2008 season as a member of the Chichester Sharks, BAFA require you to become a registered member. The cost of this is £32.00 for the year and includes your insurance. Everyone needs to complete a form, which has to be sent in as a single batch by our Committee. We gave [...]

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New Season, New League, New Site!

16 March 2008

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Welcome to the new site of the Chichester Sharks. With a new season and league upon us, I thought it a good time to give the site an overhaul. We’d been running the other site for a good few years and it had reached a point when there were too many technical limitations that were [...]

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Back to School

6 March 2008

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Chichester Sharks Head Coach Dayle Kirby has been visiting Bishop Luffa School to introduce the students to flag football. On Tuesday, Dayle worked with two PE classes, covering various aspects of the game, including catching, tackling and running routes. The group of around forty girls took to this new sport with surprising ease, as their [...]

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