Boatman and Dixon Join Coaches

By Dave Picken - July 22 2011
Boatman and Dixon Join Coaches
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Jonny Boatman and Iain Dixon are joining the senior coaching squad.  Both are recovering from injury and have a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to offer ...

They'll assist Director of Rugby Kevan Oliphant and Tim Sawyer, who is Director of Coaching, with Boatman involved with the forwards and Dixon with the backs.

Kevan Oliphant says: "Both Tim and I share the view that you need to have new input on a regular basis.  It helps keep things fresh and it's great to get new ideas.

"As a club we want to develop our own talent as much as possible and that includes bringing on our own coaches. In these two we have individuals who can go on to serve the club for years to come."

 
Boatman and Dixon Join Coaching Staff
Posted by: Official West Hartlepool RFC (IP Logged)
Date: 22/07/2011 10:21


Re: Boatman and Dixon Join Coaching Staff
Posted by: West Park Allotment (IP Logged)
Date: 22/07/2011 13:01

Good move. Will they be playing as well?

Re: Boatman and Dixon Join Coaching Staff
Posted by: U13's coach (IP Logged)
Date: 22/07/2011 14:22

Kevin,
if we are to develop our younger players we need to get more involement of the senior players in coaching the kids coming through from the mini/junior section. I think if we can organise the senior players to come along once a month and get really involved it would be great for the kids, i know we have Chris Young and Stewy involved with one team but it would be great if it could be organised.

Will Angus

Re: Boatman and Dixon Join Coaching Staff
Posted by: KOlly (IP Logged)
Date: 28/07/2011 15:53

Will,

This is something we have already touched on, get in touch and we will try to organise something,

cheers

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