GREATNESS is nearly here now and after a long week for News in Brief we finally reached the final interview........
GSH - DENNIS LUDFORD
GSH - DENNIS LUDFORD
N.B
N.B
N.B
N.B
N.B
N.B
N.B
N.B
N.B
Hi Dennis,
Welcome to the Greatness seven questions special it’s a pleasure to talk to you.
Cheers, it's a pleasure to be here.
Tell us the history so far of GSH
We've definitely come a long way from the early Primark days and hopefully now GSH will be established as a force to be reckoned with.
At the start of season 06 you hoped for big things, have you achieved what you set out to do at the start of the season?
Regarding the league situation, we're disappointed that we haven't mounted much of a serious challenge and it's unfortunate that when we do play fantastic it's not very consistent. We are happy with how far we've got in the cup, we had always wanted to come away with at least a cup and to get this far to achieving this is amazing.
You and your team are now more experienced and more experienced you’re your REDS Cup semi-final opponents Motley Barnets as a club so do you feel this experience will help you come game time?
Definitely, but it's down to the attitude and the performance on the night. Anyone could win it.
You are hailed as one of the brightest managerial prospects in the business tell our readers about your style and why you think it has earn you rave reviews and also awards?
I try to get the most out of the team regardless of who they are.
You made a quality acquisition in Mark Quinn on a game to game basis what was the thinking behind the move and has Mr Quinn settled into the GSH squad and dressing room?
I am a big fan of Quinny and I used to enjoy watching him play. The mark he made on the games he played in was phenomenal and it's great to have the chance for him to play for us. I think he's settled in great with the players as well and at this stage we've only scratched the surface of his abilities.
You are in a bit of poor form heading into the P.P.V after being thrashed 8-0 by City Seagulls and put to the sword by St George last week, what’s the morale and expectations going into the semi-final?
We definitely need to pull our fingers out. I think this week we'll be going in with high expectations. The morale will be high as usual, we've forgotten about last week and we're going into these next matches giving it all we've got.
It’s our last question of the day and we leave the canvas blank for you so what’s your warning shot for Motley Barnets?
We have a lot of respect for Motley Barnets and I'm sure it'll be a close encounter. We're looking forward to it.
It’s been fun thanks for your time.
No problems.
Welcome to the Greatness seven questions special it’s a pleasure to talk to you.
Cheers, it's a pleasure to be here.
Tell us the history so far of GSH
We've definitely come a long way from the early Primark days and hopefully now GSH will be established as a force to be reckoned with.
At the start of season 06 you hoped for big things, have you achieved what you set out to do at the start of the season?
Regarding the league situation, we're disappointed that we haven't mounted much of a serious challenge and it's unfortunate that when we do play fantastic it's not very consistent. We are happy with how far we've got in the cup, we had always wanted to come away with at least a cup and to get this far to achieving this is amazing.
You and your team are now more experienced and more experienced you’re your REDS Cup semi-final opponents Motley Barnets as a club so do you feel this experience will help you come game time?
Definitely, but it's down to the attitude and the performance on the night. Anyone could win it.
You are hailed as one of the brightest managerial prospects in the business tell our readers about your style and why you think it has earn you rave reviews and also awards?
I try to get the most out of the team regardless of who they are.
You made a quality acquisition in Mark Quinn on a game to game basis what was the thinking behind the move and has Mr Quinn settled into the GSH squad and dressing room?
I am a big fan of Quinny and I used to enjoy watching him play. The mark he made on the games he played in was phenomenal and it's great to have the chance for him to play for us. I think he's settled in great with the players as well and at this stage we've only scratched the surface of his abilities.
You are in a bit of poor form heading into the P.P.V after being thrashed 8-0 by City Seagulls and put to the sword by St George last week, what’s the morale and expectations going into the semi-final?
We definitely need to pull our fingers out. I think this week we'll be going in with high expectations. The morale will be high as usual, we've forgotten about last week and we're going into these next matches giving it all we've got.
It’s our last question of the day and we leave the canvas blank for you so what’s your warning shot for Motley Barnets?
We have a lot of respect for Motley Barnets and I'm sure it'll be a close encounter. We're looking forward to it.
It’s been fun thanks for your time.
No problems.
|
|
||||||||
|