Captain Rob Nash 'quietly confident' of a very good campaign


By John Wilkinson, Coventry Telegraph.
September 17 2013

Skipper Rob Nash admitted to being “quietly confident” after Coventry’s 38-13 win over Cinderford took them to the top of the National League One table.

Cov lead the way on points difference after two games as one of four sides to have taken maximum points.

“It’s early days yet, but we couldn’t have asked for a better start,” said the Welsh open side flanker after Cov’s five-try win in the first game in front of their own fans since April. “I would say I’m quietly confident.

“You will never get a perfect game and there are things we will need to look at and work on. Our defence was outstanding for 79 minutes, it’s just a bit frustrating that we let them in for a try right at the end, and we showed some ill-discipline at times.

“But I thought we played very well today. The backs were fantastic – they can only do it when the forwards are winning good ball, they did that today, and once you have got that go forward, with the power that we have got outside in players like Will Hurrell and Mark Kohler, it is only going to lead to points.”

 

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17/09/2013 21:40
Looking good Rob at the mo . It will be a big test this Saturday Richmond are no mugs especially at home.
I agree the backs are lookin good big test up front they will really take it to us with quick sharp break downs Biggest test so far Cov

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