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GET THIS SHOW ON THE ROAD!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 July 2019

Seth BURKETT
FROM STAMFORD FC TO SRI LANKA

NO RUSH: Seth is still waiting the start a proper pre-season with his Sri Lankan team

Pre-season is all about planning, preparation and physical development. Coaches need to assess their players and make sure that they peak at the right time. Even those who are most old school eventually ease off on the two hours of hill runs and star t to introduce a bit of ball work as the season nears.
If only we had such luxury in Sri Lanka. Here pre-season has the same function, our coaches the same ambition, but there’s one big problem: we d...

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