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The PCR Sports Show - Friday 7th November 2025 - with Chantelle, Alfie, Sarah and Frankie from the Peterborough Rollerhockey Club · The PCR Sports Show

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  Welcome. To PCR Sports, good evening, I'm
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  Dipam and welcome to the PCR Sports Show this evening with
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  myself and Nilesh. It's a start to your sporting
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  weekend. Hope you've had a great week and
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  thanks for joining us for this week's edition of the show.
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  We've got a fantastic show lined up for you.
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  We've got a massive cast in from the Peterborough Roller Hockey
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  Club, can't wait to speak to them.
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  They've been on before but as a club, but I think the people who
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  are on tonight, some of them haven't been on before so it'd
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  be great to hear from them. We've got Chantelle Coxon who's
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  a marketing officer there, officer there and her son Alfie
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  Sheltz who's an under 15 player, Sarah who's a safeguard officer
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  and then Frankie Beebe who's an under 20 goalkeeper.
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  So we've got a good range of players and off rink volunteers
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  in to give us an overview of the club and what it's like to be
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  involved in roller hockey in the city.
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  So do stay tuned for that. But as always, let's start start
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  off with this week's headlines. Nilesh Hassan for us.
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  Hi Nilesh, how are you? Evening and yeah, your headlines
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  this week and we'll start with the football and Peterborough
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  United will play League One rivals Barnsley at the Western
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  Homes Stadium in the second round of the FA Cup.
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  It's the second successive home tie against a strong League One
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  side for Posh, who knocked Cardiff City out in the first
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  round last Saturday courtesy of a Harry Leonard goal.
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  That was a 16th straight first round win for Posh.
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  The ties for the second round are scheduled to be played
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  around the weekend of the December the 6th or 7th and Posh
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  will entertain Wimbledon tomorrow in League One action at
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  London Road. In ice hockey, Peterborough
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  Phantoms shaded the honours in their National League
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  doubleheader weekend against the whole Seahawks.
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  The City side were beaten 54IN Humberside on Saturday night but
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  picked up a point after a third period fight backed took the
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  match into overtime. Phantoms won the return game at
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  Planet Ice 5/2 on Sunday to claim both available points.
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  They are now fifth in the standings after winning eight of
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  their fourteen matches. They have lost just once at home
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  and that impressive record only briefly looked in doubt last
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  night. Phantoms are at former coach
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  Slava Kulikovs Sheffield Steel Dogs on Saturday in a 7:00 PM
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  face off before entertaining local rivals MK Lightning on
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  Sunday which is a 5:30 PM face off.
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  Rugby and Peterborough RUFC are seeking redemption when they
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  host Broad Street in the Regional 2 Midlands E League at
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  Fortress Fengate on Saturday. It's the City side's first game
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  since A-667 drubbing at the Market Harbour after a
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  performance club director of rugby Shane Manning described as
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  lacking fight. He threatened to shake up the
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  team by promoting second team Stars.
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  Borough are currently 6th in a 12 team division with Coventry
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  based Broad Street in fourth. Stamford are 10th in the same
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  division and entertain the team just below them only on Saturday
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  in a little bit of running news from the local athletic scene
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  and Peterborough and Neen Valley.
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  AC aces Stuart Hall and Alex Gibb finished second and third
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  respectively at Sunday's Frostbite League race in Fairy
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  Meadows, but Yaxley runners pipped Panvac to finish as the
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  top local team. They were third in the standings
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  behind Hunts AC and Cambridge and Coleridge with Panvac 5th.
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  The Yaxley performance due was due in no small part to their
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  ladies who took four of the top 20 positions.
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  Kaylee Longfoot in fourth was well supported by Roz Luttitt,
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  Ellie Picover and Kerry Gemol who finished 17th, 19th and 20th
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  respectively. Zoe Rowan also ran well
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  finishing 27th, Luke Cossey 11th along with 15th place Jordan
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  Buttjee and 17th place Darren Hillier were the leading Yaksini
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  men with Craig Bradley close behind in 21st.
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  And we'll finish with a little bit of Peterborough Sports.
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  Football News and Peterborough Sports are out of the National
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  League N relegation zone after completing back-to-back wins for
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  the first time this season but failed to make it a hat trick.
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  After a three win defeat to Macclesfield on Tuesday night, a
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  game in which they finished with nine men, they managed to stay
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  just above the relegation zone even though three teams below
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  them, Alfreton, Southport and Oxford City all one.
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  The City side beat Chorley for the first time in the club's
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  history to one at Pyms Park last Saturday.
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  Despite failing to convert a first half penalty.
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  Luka Miller scored for the second game in a row for Sports,
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  with captain Dan Jarvis striking A spectacular winning goal 2
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  minutes into second-half into the second-half against
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  opponents who had been reduced to 10 men in the incident which
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  led to the first half spot kick. Sports travel to 9th placed many
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  more on Saturday, which is a 3:00 PM kickoff.
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  And those are your sporting headlines this week, DIPAM.
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  Thank you, Nilesh. Lots going on as always, but
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  let's start at Posh. You would have been there last
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  weekend. Wonderful win against Cardiff in
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  the in the FA Cup and for for new manager Luke Williams as
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  well. Yeah, a very encouraging
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  performance and certainly a performance that Luke Williams
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  would have wanted and Posh was certainly on the front foot,
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  dominated the game, certainly in the first half possession wise,
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  just couldn't get that opening goal and came a little
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  fortuitously. But yeah, it was great to see
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  Harry Leonard get off the mark for for Peterbury United at
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  last. Fantastic and Posh into the next
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  round of the FA Cup like and what you said there, I think in
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  the headlines, fantastic record 16 years running that Posh have
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  made it past the first round, yeah.
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  That's a great record to have. Slightly frustrated with the
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  draw on a personal level, yes it's a home game, but facing
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  Barnsley who are in League 1, you know it's a club that we're
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  going to face this season on 2 occasions.
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  It would be nice to play a team, let's just say a little bit
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  lower down the pyramid just for new faces and perhaps an easier
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  looking tie and making it into the elusive third round where
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  the Premier League big boys come.
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  Absolutely. Probably to take a similar
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  performance to the Cardiff game to get past Barnsley and indeed
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  against Wimbledon in the league this weekend as well.
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  Yeah, indeed, Yeah, it was great to beat Cardiff.
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  Obviously a little bit of a free hit you could say, but yeah, the
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  bread and butter is tomorrow. Got to beat Wimbledon tomorrow
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  and start picking up points in the league to move away from the
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  relegation zone. The win should lift Posh off the
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  bottom spot and Posh you've got game in hand against the clubs
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  above them as well. So yeah, fingers crossed.
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  And then and then the day at the moment, it'll just be about
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  picking up those points and picking up a little bit of
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  momentum ahead of the the league campaign pain.
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  But having said that, we've got Wimbledon tomorrow, we go to
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  Crawley on Tuesday night and then we've got a little bit of a
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  break because the game against Mansfield next Saturday has been
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  called off due to international call UPS and then we don't play
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  again until, what is it week Thursday.
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  Well, we've got high flying Stockport County at home on a
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  Thursday evening, so. Games come thick and fast with
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  quality of position as well, don't they?
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  Well, there is that as well, yeah.
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  And then we've got Stevenage at home on the Tuesday the 25th, so
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  a little bit of a break in between games, which I'm sure
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  Luke Williams will be appreciating being a new manager
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  and getting his message across to the players in training.
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  And whilst it's dirly doors, was there a markable difference in
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  in any kind of posh style or or intention compared to and and
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  you know, appreciate we have these new manager bounces quite
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  often with with new teams coming in.
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  So did you see much of a difference?
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  Yeah, I mean, the difference was there in the in the result, I
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  guess you could say. But yeah, Darren Ferguson was
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  playing with three at the back in the latter stages of his
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  tenure at the club, and Luke Williams went with 442 out and
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  out four 4/2 as well. Two wide men in Odo and Lisby, 2
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  strikers up front and a flat back four.
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  So we'll be interested to see whether he looks to retain that
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  shape for tomorrow, which I suspect he will.
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  It'll just be perhaps one or two changes in personnel depending
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  on how the players have come through training this week.
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  Brilliant. So look, look at the posh in the
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  coming weeks to see how that progresses.
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  But the early signs are good. Thank you, Nilesh.
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  Right, let's just take a short break there.
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  We'll be back with our guests from the Peterborough Roller
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  Hockey Club. We've got four of them in the
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  studio with us, so we're looking forward to hearing from them
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  about the sport and the club in the city.
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  Stay tuned, PCR. Welcome back to the PCR Sports
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  Show with myself, Dipam and Nilesh this week.
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  And you can stay in touch with us through our socials
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  So search for us on Facebook, PCR Sports at sports PCR and X
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  and Instagram. It's your PCR FM.
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  So if you've got any news to tell us about the sporting world
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  in the city or if you want to be a potential guest on the show,
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  do reach out and we'll see if we can make that happen.
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  But back to tonight's guest from the Peterborough hockey.
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  It's a roller hockey club. We've got Chantelle Cox, a
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  marketing man officer, Alfie Schultz who's an under fifteens
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  player, Sarah who's a safeguarding officer and Frankie
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  Beebe who's an under 20 goalkeeper with us in the
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  studio. Great to have them all in.
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  So welcome guys. Thanks for coming in this
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  evening and great to see you all.
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  Thank. You hello.
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  For. Having us, great.
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  Seeing you. Club are no stranger to the
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  show. I think they've been on a couple
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  of times before and I think Alfie's been on before.
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  So yeah, he's he's a natural at this, this radio lark.
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  So which is great to hear. Let's start off with the club
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  itself. Sarah, if I may come to you
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  first, for those that don't know the club or or know much about
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  it, tell us a bit more about it in terms of, you know, how long
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  it's been around where it's located.
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  Well I I think the club is older than what we are to be honest
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  with you. So it's been going since 1966, a
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  huge amount of time. So over the years it's had
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  different managers in place, different coaches in place.
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  But Arthur Core, who's our head coach now, he is been in place
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  for, I don't even know how long to be honest with you.
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  He's just always been there. I don't.
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  Think he'll ever leave. So yeah, so it's been, it's
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  transformed over the years. It's been in all different
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  areas, but really been settled at Bushfield Sports Centre since
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  the late 90s. And that's where it's, it's
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  generally stayed. And over the years it's just
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  grown in, in popularity across the city and got lots of people
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  involved. And so, yeah, it's been, it's
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  had a really amazing journey actually, and an interesting one
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  at that. Yeah, sounds it.
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  And celebrate 60 years next year, which many people wouldn't
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  even have thought that's the case, would it?
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  Certainly when they started out. And and people who haven't heard
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  of the club and and there's a club there that's 60 years old
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  in city, well established. Absolutely.
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  It's fantastic. You know, clubs that at the sort
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  of what we call grass roots, amateur sort of semi
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  professional level don't often last that long to.
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  So to come this far in a journey is that absolutely amazing.
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  No, absolutely. And it's, and it's, it's really
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  lovely. It's such a lovely community.
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  I've been involved for 10 years with my son.
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  He was six years old when he came along.
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  He, he saw the older players. He'd just come along to learn to
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  skate because he wanted some roller skates.
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  We only went along to learn and, and then that was it.
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  He looked at the older kids that were there and he's like, I'm
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  going to do that. And he did.
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  And he is. And it's, it's been an amazing
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  journey really. And to be part of that is a real
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  honour and privilege and to be part of something quite big
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  within the community. But you're right, people don't
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  know about it. So it's really interesting when
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  you're speaking to people and they say roller hockey and
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  they're like, what's that? And then you show some videos
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  and they're like, wow. Sounds really cool or looks
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  really cool. Yeah.
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  So that's how you got involved and obviously through your
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  through your son playing and yeah, obviously you, you do.
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  Did you ever play yourself or do you just take on?
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  Absolutely not. I.
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  Can't skate for toffee, so I fell over.
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  I did get myself some skates a few years ago, fell over and
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  they're still in the cupboard. So yeah.
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  So apparently my husband used to skate really well, so I'm
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  figuring that's where my son gets his balance from.
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  Yeah, wonderful. But you've taken on a key off
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  rink role at the club, which you'll hear about more in a
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  little while. So that is a key role that that
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  I think most do need to have moving across to to Chantelle
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  and and Alfie. You guys I hear were actually
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  recruited by Sarah, but kind of indirectly.
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  So that's how you found yourself being involved with the club.
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  Hello. Yes, we did.
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  So yeah. So Alfie fell over and he split
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  his lip and he decided buy some roller skates.
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  So I was speaking to Sarah and she said, have you ever thought
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  about learning to skate? So Alfie joined and he's been 2
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  1/2 years since. Fantastic and he's now in the
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  under fifteens team. Is he?
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  Yes. And have you ever fancied
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  putting your skates on again and trying this hockey blog or.
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  Not yeah. So sometimes I'll do roller
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  discos with him. Oh, really?
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  OK, Yeah. So we'll go to some roller
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  discos and just do skating and not the roller hockey part.
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  And yeah, not as good as him. He can skate backwards and do
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  loads of tricks, you know, from learning to skate with
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  Peterborough Roller Hockey Club. But no, I find it enjoyable to.
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  So roller disco then? Do you have them actually at the
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  venue a the club's based? Oh yeah, so it's not run by
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  Peterborough Roller Hockey Club, but it is at Bushfield.
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  OK. Yeah, so a lot of our skaters
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  will do a roller disco as. Well, some of us older members
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  of the city will remember there's an actual specific club
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  called Rollers in the city at one point that actually did
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  roller as a as a business basically.
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  And I do. I remember going a few times and
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  having kind of low to medium success.
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  But there you go Alfie, if I bring you in now, you're you're
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  playing for, for, for the club. Yes, I am.
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  At the under fifteens level, tell us more about what
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  interests you and why you got involved.
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  So as my mum said, I got involved for other members and
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  at this point it's all about practice and it's just really
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  fun and exciting. Brilliant.
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  And how long have you been? Playing 2 1/2 years.
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  And you obviously enjoy it. You're still here playing.
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  And what, how do you kind of balance it around just kind of
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  school and and personal life is, is it easily done?
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  It is pretty easily done if you like have an open schedule.
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  But like you can, it's easier to balance out because you've got
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  like sessions and it's not too stressful.
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  That's good. So you can plan it in around
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  homework, school life. As long as people don't waste
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  time in front of Playstations and things, you can actually you
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  can build it in quite well. So that's good to do.
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  Frankie, if I bring you in, you're under 20 goalkeeper.
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  I am, yeah. How do you find that?
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  It's amazing. It's a privilege to actually be
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  able to do it, really. Yes, I've been doing it for
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  about 8 years now and yeah, it's definitely something.
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  And what kind of got you involved?
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  Then? What?
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  What? Made you think.
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  A few years ago I had a friend who did ice hockey, so I tried
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  that out and it just wasn't really my finger.
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  I was always better at roller skating.
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  So I then looked into this and I found Peterborough hockey and
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  there ever since I guess. Brilliant.
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  And you prefer to play in goal, obviously, rather.
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  Than yeah, I always wanted to be a goalkeeper, but I did start
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  out being a player. I was a player for about two
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  years and wasn't very good, so then I moved into Goal I'll.
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  Stand between the sticks and let people fire balls out.
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  Me. Really.
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  Yeah. Gotta be some sort of crazy to
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  be a goalkeeper. Fantastic, I think it is.
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  In any sport where it involves a net mind or a goalkeeper, I
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  think it it takes a particular kind of personality, character
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  and like you say, a bit of craziness to to be able to do
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  that. But well done to you.
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  Fantastic. So how long have you been
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  playing then? About 8 years.
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  Wow. I guess you're you're.
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  I joined when I was like 11 or so.
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  So it's been, it's been good, yeah.
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  Yeah, fantastic. So the club itself then what?
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  How many, sort of what levels of teams and how many teams are
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  there at the club? There's about 7 different teams
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  all ranging from under elevens to seniors which go on basically
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  any age so. So you've kind of been through
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  that most of those levels. Yeah, yeah.
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  I started, I think the youngest I was was under thirteens and
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  then now I'm under 20s going into EC1 as well, which is the
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  between under 20s and seniors. It's like a mixture of both.
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  Yeah, so, so Chantelle coming to you.
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  So there's there's a good pathway there for youngsters in
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  they're getting involved as as Frankie just said, she's been
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  there eight years, Alfie been there 2 1/2 years.
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  So the kids can come through a pathway that allows them to sort
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  of develop, train and then head towards being an adult at the
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  club as well. Yes, there's progression there
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  for children and I think that's what's really important.
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  So we've got our learn to skate at the moment that we're
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  offering out and two free sessions just to get people
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  involved. And from there there's not that
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  pressure to then go on to roller hockey.
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  But I think once people have learnt how to skate and they
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  enjoy skating that it's natural that they want to put that
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  sticking ball in their hand. So yeah, we've got an under
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  Elevens team and and under thirteens, under fifteens going
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  all the way up to like Frankie said to seniors and to see
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  people progress and then wanting to progress, it's yeah, it's
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  amazing to be part. Of it, yeah.
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  It's a unique sport, isn't it? Because you're kind of learning
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  2 skills, aren't you? If you want to play the sport,
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  skating as well as the hockey side of things.
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  Unlike a football, you know, playing football, for example,
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  you run and kick a ball in the loosest sense, hockey, ice
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  hockey, roller hockey. You've kind of got to learn 2
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  disciplines, haven't you? And that that obviously takes
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  some doing. Definitely, it's not just a
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  sport you can step into, you have to be dedicated and you
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  have to want to do it. And I think with the club being
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  such a like huge part of the community and they're also
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  welcoming and lovely and we we are like family.
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  It's something that you want to stay and do you just feel so
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  welcomed there. So once people join, as we've
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  seen from Frankie, don't go away often.
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  Stay. Stay for life, so to speak.
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  And also the relationships that the, the, the kids all form with
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  one another. So over the years I, I just feel
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  that the club brings about so much dedication, but not just
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  with the hockey, with everything.
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  It's a real lovely life skill. So most of the kids, they want
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  to hang out together outside. They look up to the older, older
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  children and adults within the club.
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  So we've got the National Premier League team as well.
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  These are the senior, senior boys and girls playing and
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  actually the younger ones look up to them.
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  And so there's a real lovely feeling of the, you know, the
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  younger kids seeing what can be achieved, but also this
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  community where they're all spending time together.
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  They're, you know, they're with like minded people.
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  They enjoy the sport, they enjoy the time they spend, they
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  socialize together and it becomes a big part of their
• 18:41
  lives just because they enjoy being with each other.
• 18:44
  So it's it's not just the the game that they play, but it's
• 18:48
  everything else that comes along it.
• 18:50
  It's a chance to have like a new set of friends, not the not just
• 18:52
  the ones they have in school or that live down the street.
• 18:54
  It's mixing with different set of friends, like minded people
• 18:57
  and and broadening your social horizons.
• 19:00
  And also the parents all get to know each other.
• 19:01
  So there's a real community where you know, your kids are
• 19:04
  safe and they're they're with people who are, you know,
• 19:07
  looking after them. So if I'm not there, for
• 19:09
  instance, for a match for Wimbleson's younger, he's a bit
• 19:12
  older now. But when he was younger, if I
• 19:13
  wasn't there, I, I knew that there was other parents there
• 19:16
  that I could say just just keep an eye on him.
• 19:18
  I'll be there shortly while he's playing a match.
• 19:20
  And I know that they would look after him.
• 19:22
  So there's a real family and community spirit with it all.
• 19:25
  Brilliant sounds good and you will come back in a minute after
• 19:28
  the break, but you talked about the team being in the Premier
• 19:30
  Division. It's also played in Europe as
• 19:33
  well, so people don't again don't realise that it's had
• 19:36
  great success, doesn't it, over the years, which is brilliant.
• 19:38
  It's. Been an amazing 10 years so I
• 19:40
  can't wait to tell. You fantastic, right?
• 19:41
  Hold that thought. We'll be back in a few minutes
• 19:42
  on PCRFM. Stay tuned.
• 19:44
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  So if you've got a digital radio, retune that and you'll
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  hear us on there too. Right, back to this evening's
• 20:17
  guests from the Peterborough Roller Hockey Club.
• 20:20
  We're joined by Chantelle. Alfie, Sarah and Frankie were
• 20:24
  just speaking there just before the break around the club
• 20:26
  itself. How long it's been, around 60
• 20:28
  years next year if you didn't know that.
• 20:30
  And it's based in Orton where it plays home matches and it's a
• 20:34
  growing club and it's had a lot of success over the years.
• 20:37
  As we were just touching on before the break, Sarah, you
• 20:39
  were telling us it's the the, the most senior team is in the
• 20:44
  Premier League, which is the highest division nationally.
• 20:46
  And it's had some European success as well.
• 20:48
  So tell us more about that. It's been a few, few good years,
• 20:51
  hasn't it? Yeah, I think, I think we we've
• 20:53
  seen some amazing achievements over the last over many years
• 20:57
  actually. I think there's been some
• 20:58
  amazing players that have come from Peterborough Roller Hockey
• 21:01
  Club who have then gone on to play in England and be supported
• 21:04
  by the National Roller Hockey Association and the
• 21:08
  opportunities that come from it have just been amazing.
• 21:11
  So there's different cups, European Cups that we can enter
• 21:14
  into as well or we can qualify for.
• 21:17
  And so we've been to, I think we've been to Spain, haven't we,
• 21:20
  France? Spain, France.
• 21:21
  Italy, Italy. And so that's, you know, a
• 21:25
  mixture of what the club has been able to get to itself and
• 21:29
  also with some of the members being able to play for England.
• 21:32
  And I know for Arthur, one of his head coach, one of his
• 21:37
  biggest achievements is when he sees kids come through and get
• 21:40
  to represent their country, which is just an amazing
• 21:43
  achievement for him, being the coach for us, you know?
• 21:45
  Which is incredible, isn't it? To kind of represent your
• 21:47
  country nationally and represent your club in Europe.
• 21:50
  You're getting to the elite level of any sport, aren't you
• 21:52
  really? And to be able to do that, you
• 21:54
  know, from from a club in Peterborough let's say, because
• 21:57
  we're not a massive city, but to be able to do that is absolutely
• 22:00
  amazing achievements. And we were talking earlier, you
• 22:02
  know, the, The thing is with roller hockey, whilst it's, it's
• 22:06
  an absolutely amazing sport, not many people know about it as we
• 22:09
  were saying earlier. And not just that, because it's
• 22:13
  slightly smaller, for instance, it's, it's not got the same
• 22:15
  level of members as football clubs, for instance, or how many
• 22:19
  football teams actually you can achieve a little bit more
• 22:22
  because you're not competing against so many other kids.
• 22:25
  And so there's lots and lots of opportunities to be able to
• 22:28
  progress and do different things.
• 22:29
  And even, you know, for, for these guys and for my son as
• 22:34
  well, you know, going across Europe and playing with
• 22:37
  different people across Europe, making friends.
• 22:39
  And then I'm going, oh, we've got a hockey camp in Italy over
• 22:41
  the summer. Do you want to come?
• 22:42
  And then a group of us all got together and we drive over to
• 22:45
  Italy, let them play for a week at a hockey camp and it's and
• 22:49
  they're just amazing. The coaches across Europe are
• 22:51
  just amazing as well. So the opportunities that the
• 22:54
  kids have is is something I've never experienced before.
• 22:58
  Yeah, it's bonding within themselves as a club as well,
• 23:00
  but then meeting new cultures, new people and and broadening
• 23:03
  your own horizons and education of the world, Isn't it really?
• 23:06
  It's, yeah. And that's what when I was
• 23:07
  talking about earlier that it's not just about with the role of
• 23:11
  hockey, it's, it's like a complete package that comes
• 23:14
  along with it. The dedication, the, the support
• 23:17
  that you get, but also the experiences that come along with
• 23:20
  it. It's just been really impressive
• 23:22
  really over the years. And I've, I've been there for 10
• 23:24
  years supporting my son there and myself and my husband have
• 23:28
  just absolutely embraced all the opportunities for him because
• 23:31
  like I said, it's character building.
• 23:33
  It's everything. And, and we don't, you know,
• 23:35
  Frankie, she's like my second daughter.
• 23:36
  So we're going here. She's like, come on then let's
• 23:40
  go. Fantastic, yeah.
• 23:41
  So it's it's the the achievements that can be made
• 23:44
  are pretty amazing and I've watched so many children come
• 23:47
  through the club as well and just see how far they get.
• 23:50
  And to be watching them on, you know, on on TV, playing for
• 23:54
  England or, you know, going to Euro hockey and playing that.
• 23:56
  We've just had one under fifteens, under fifteens.
• 23:59
  They've just been to Euro hockey, they've just been in
• 24:02
  Spain in the Euro hockey championships.
• 24:04
  Amazing experience again, you know, so this this role of
• 24:07
  hockey club really does go above and beyond, but it's also
• 24:10
  achieving really, really well. And but sadly, some of them what
• 24:15
  we've seen over recent years and you know, with the COVID gap
• 24:18
  that we kind of have, and I know we were saying earlier that
• 24:20
  there's lots of sports that have that is that the recruitment is
• 24:24
  a little bit slower than what it's been in previous years.
• 24:27
  And that's something we really hope we can kind of engage the
• 24:30
  community with and get people in to learn to skate and and start
• 24:33
  to build back up again sounds. Like a wonderful idea.
• 24:36
  Chantelle, if I come back to you for a moment, I think you
• 24:38
  touched on it before the break around what's on offer at the
• 24:40
  moment for people who want to join the club and get started.
• 24:43
  So if you don't mind, give us a bit of a bit of flavour of what
• 24:47
  can new members expect, you know from from joining, what kind of
• 24:51
  support they'll get? What's the on boarding process
• 24:52
  like? So that anyone who's thinking
• 24:54
  about perhaps having a go at the sport or certainly looking into
• 24:57
  it, what, how do they get involved and what can they
• 24:59
  expect? Yeah, so at the moment
• 25:01
  Peterborough World Hockey Club are offering two free skating
• 25:05
  sessions. So that's the landscape sessions
• 25:08
  either at our Bushfields Centre on a Friday or at the
• 25:13
  Peterborough College on a Wednesday there between 5:00 and
• 25:19
  6:15 PM and it is just a drop in.
• 25:24
  So there, there's no ties, you can just come along and have a
• 25:27
  try. We do have skates ourselves, but
• 25:30
  if they can just give us a WhatsApp before to see if we've
• 25:33
  got the skates in stock. What size they are, Yeah.
• 25:36
  What size they are, yeah, just just to try the sport and learn
• 25:40
  how to skate. Yeah, sounds brilliant.
• 25:42
  It's it's, it's a kind of a a no lose trial, isn't it really, to
• 25:46
  be honest, for anyone who wants to have a.
• 25:47
  Go and also to reassure people that all the coaches of DBS
• 25:50
  checked have lots of experience of working with with children,
• 25:55
  teaching them how to skate. And we always make sure that
• 25:57
  they're really, really safe. So we wouldn't leave them in a
• 25:59
  position where they're just going to skate off and hurt
• 26:01
  themselves. So you've got people stood with
• 26:02
  them and we have lots of kids come along that are kind of arms
• 26:05
  and legs everywhere. And, you know, they have a coach
• 26:08
  literally walking along with them and helping them along.
• 26:11
  So, yeah, so everybody is as safe as possible.
• 26:13
  Lots of risk assessments in place and all DBS checks are
• 26:16
  just. And that's your responsibility.
• 26:17
  The club isn't. It my responsibility take it
• 26:20
  very seriously. Well, you should do, isn't it?
• 26:21
  Because I say it's safeguarding children, adults or everyone
• 26:26
  who's associated the club make sure they can have fun, be safe
• 26:29
  and do it in the best way possible.
• 26:31
  And we've got a great team of volunteers who all make sure
• 26:35
  that happen. We, we have a, a great group of
• 26:38
  parents who really do work extremely hard to make sure that
• 26:41
  that's all in place. So you just have to come down,
• 26:44
  bring your skates or ask us if you've got us your size in the
• 26:47
  skates and, and just come and have fun.
• 26:48
  That's all we want people to do is just to have fun and enjoy
• 26:51
  it. And if they want to stay, we'd
• 26:52
  love that. If you don't, you've learnt how
• 26:55
  to skate. Yeah, there's no, there's no
• 26:56
  crash. There's going to be bonus
• 26:57
  whatever you do. So Alfie, going back to enough
• 27:00
  years when you first started, do you remember how you felt when
• 27:03
  you first started and the help and support you got when you
• 27:06
  joined? Yeah, when I first started I was
• 27:08
  a bit nervous because it's obviously a new experience for
• 27:11
  me. But as I got on the rink, I felt
• 27:14
  very safe since I had a coach walking with me and teach me the
• 27:19
  first steps and what to do. And you were complete novice.
• 27:23
  You hadn't skated before. You lied.
• 27:25
  So you were doing this for the very first time.
• 27:27
  Yeah, first time ever, but I did feel safe when I first started.
• 27:34
  Yeah, you were looked after very well and and people helped you
• 27:36
  and supported you and can you remember how long it was from
• 27:40
  the day you walked into the club to when you played your first
• 27:42
  match? I think it was about a year
• 27:45
  because we got you'd get given the ball and stick after a few
• 27:51
  months of skating. So you're you'd be comfortable
• 27:56
  with one part of hockey for hockey?
• 27:59
  Yeah, because the key thing is to be able to maintain standing
• 28:01
  up and and roll and roller skate and then have your balance and
• 28:04
  everything before you start working with the other.
• 28:08
  Yeah, equipment that you need as well.
• 28:09
  So sounds good. So Frankie, do you remember?
• 28:11
  I know it was 8 years ago. Do you remember what it's like?
• 28:14
  Yeah, when I did landscape, it was in a different place because
• 28:17
  it was a long, long time ago. But after definitely make sure
• 28:21
  is that we know how to skate so many different styles like, but
• 28:24
  he also makes it fun. Like he used to do games back
• 28:27
  then, like tennis balls and everything.
• 28:30
  But I was quite scared when I started seeing all these big
• 28:33
  people playing hockey and everything.
• 28:35
  I kind of just wanted to get straight into that.
• 28:36
  But I already knew how to skate, just not very well, but I knew
• 28:40
  the basics. But I I was just excited to go
• 28:43
  get a ball and stick and call it a day basically.
• 28:45
  Really excellent and and can you remember how long it took you to
• 28:48
  start playing after you you? First joined the club, it was
• 28:50
  definitely a few months until I got a ball and stick and then we
• 28:54
  switched rinks and I, I just remember going straight on.
• 28:58
  So it must have been at least five months from the start to
• 29:01
  the end, Yeah. And been playing ever since.
• 29:04
  Fantastic. And and again when you joined
• 29:06
  you, you'd not skated at all before then.
• 29:07
  Or I had skated a few times. I knew how to skate the basics,
• 29:11
  but nothing as Arthur taught me. Yeah, he he taught me everything
• 29:14
  I needed. To know you were kind of more of
• 29:15
  a skater in a straight. Line.
• 29:16
  Yeah, you weren't very good at stopping.
• 29:19
  I don't many people, I've certainly wouldn't be.
• 29:21
  So that's brilliant, isn't it? And then I guess that's the art
• 29:24
  of it, isn't it? You know, it it once you skate,
• 29:26
  Yeah, most people potentially skate in a straight line, yeah.
• 29:29
  And then, you know, gently bump into a wall to stop themselves
• 29:31
  or whatever. But this is about twisting,
• 29:33
  turning, changing direction at at quick speed and quick pace.
• 29:37
  Isn't it? It's so important to actually
• 29:38
  know how to skate? Like, people say they know how
• 29:40
  to skate, but the way Arthur teaches you, you know
• 29:43
  everything. You'll, you'll know how to sit
• 29:45
  down and skate, you'll know how to turn around.
• 29:48
  You'll you'll do everything on skates.
• 29:49
  Fantastic. Tell us more about Arthur.
• 29:51
  He sounds like a. Wonderful.
• 29:51
  Arthur is amazing. He, he's our coach.
• 29:53
  He's been my coach ever since I've been playing.
• 29:55
  And he he really at the beginning he taught us
• 29:58
  everything we needed to know. And from now he, he has taken a
• 30:01
  step back a bit, but he is still an idol to me.
• 30:05
  Is he? Absolutely, yeah.
• 30:06
  Fantastic. That's super great to hear and
• 30:08
  it's they say it's that support of a community based club that
• 30:11
  you get that that you know, kids like Frankie will remember for
• 30:14
  life, won't they? Yeah, absolutely.
• 30:15
  And I think it is that that feeling if the kids feel safe
• 30:18
  and they know and the parents know that the kids are safe
• 30:21
  while they're there. And I'm and I'm talking about
• 30:23
  the fact that, you know, they've got balls and sticks and very
• 30:25
  young kids and, you know, injuries could happen if you're
• 30:28
  not careful. And I think the one thing with
• 30:30
  Peterborough World Hockey Club is it is about making sure that
• 30:33
  whoever's got a ball and stick is using it safely.
• 30:36
  They're making sure that they can control it.
• 30:38
  They're making sure that that nobody else has put in any risk
• 30:40
  or anything 'cause it's quite easy with these sports and
• 30:42
  because it's not, it's meant to be non contact.
• 30:44
  But obviously like you said, you can run into a wall or another
• 30:47
  person. So you need to make sure that
• 30:49
  you've got control and that you can stop.
• 30:51
  It's important, very important. Absolutely, yeah.
• 30:54
  Because the speed in which these guys go, sometimes I'm, you
• 30:58
  know, sat there watching and just I have to cover my eyes
• 31:00
  because when they get older and faster and stronger, the speed.
• 31:05
  Is just as a goal. It's very scary seeing someone
• 31:07
  coming at you at like 50 mph. Because in theory, I guess
• 31:10
  they're possibly. Again, you'll have to correct me
• 31:12
  if you're wrong, but are they going faster than if they would
• 31:14
  be running if you're? Not 100%, yeah, 100% yeah, yeah.
• 31:17
  And chasing after someone as well.
• 31:19
  And then their goal to try score against me.
• 31:21
  Terrifying. Wow, right, We'll hold that
• 31:24
  thought and leave it there for a moment while we're back again
• 31:27
  after the short break. Stay tuned, it's PCRFM.
• 31:29
  Welcome back to the PCR Sports Show here on PCRFM this evening.
• 31:33
  And we're in the company of the Peterborough Roller Hockey Club
• 31:37
  and been chatting about the club itself, the team and how people
• 31:41
  can get involved as well. And let's talk a little bit
• 31:44
  about the competition structure and how that works.
• 31:48
  We touched on Euro hockey just before the break there.
• 31:50
  And Sarah, you were talking about the success the club has
• 31:52
  had in the rink and the the the sort of the most senior team in
• 31:57
  the club plays in the Premier Division, which is the highest
• 32:00
  division in the country. And then has had European
• 32:02
  success, but of late the under fifteens also had that because
• 32:05
  it had had the experience of playing in Europe as well.
• 32:07
  Yeah, absolutely. I think Euro hockey is kind of
• 32:11
  nationally what everybody wants to get to within this sport
• 32:14
  because it's such a good competition and it happens in
• 32:17
  Spain, it's well organised and it's it's just great and it's an
• 32:20
  experience for all the players to go along.
• 32:24
  So is it under fifteens and under 17?
• 32:25
  Yeah, they. Fortunately don't have any other
• 32:28
  age groups, but they should. Yeah, they absolutely should,
• 32:31
  but it's just such an amazing competition and it's the top two
• 32:37
  teams from each country can qualify.
• 32:40
  Is it top two? I.
• 32:41
  Believe so, yeah. Just checking on giving the
• 32:43
  right information. I'll be told off afterwards.
• 32:45
  Else can then qualify for for Euro hockey.
• 32:48
  So yeah, so it's it's pretty amazing because you you get to
• 32:51
  go out and you've got all different players from different
• 32:54
  countries there. And yeah, just again, just that
• 32:57
  mixing with so many different people and experiencing so much
• 33:02
  and just an amazing vibe. And I think one of the things
• 33:05
  we're very proud of as a roller hockey club is that we've
• 33:09
  managed to go a few times in the last few years.
• 33:11
  So under 17 have been under fifteens have been a couple of
• 33:14
  times and me and Frankie were just talking before we went on
• 33:17
  areas that we we remember the match where the under fifteens
• 33:22
  and you might want to talk a little bit about.
• 33:23
  It because you've been having you go and tell us a bit more
• 33:25
  help first hand experience. Yeah.
• 33:27
  So a few years ago there was a game between our like biggest
• 33:31
  rivals at that time and we were 100% set.
• 33:34
  We were losing because we hadn't won a game against them.
• 33:38
  So we came in that game, we were confident, we were hyping
• 33:41
  ourselves up and everything. But I was the main goalie and I
• 33:45
  was terrified. I had so much pressure and I
• 33:49
  think that game was the best I'd ever played at that point.
• 33:51
  And we ended up beating them, I think 5 free, so many penalties.
• 33:56
  It was, it was a very close game going back-to-back, like they'd
• 34:00
  score a goal, we'd score a goal and it was absolutely amazing.
• 34:03
  And that was the game that we we won and we went to Euro hockey
• 34:07
  and it was one of our greatest years definitely.
• 34:09
  And. What was the experience like in
• 34:12
  in Euro hockey? Absolutely amazing.
• 34:13
  That was definitely one of the best years and I've been three
• 34:16
  times, but it it definitely tops it up because I was with all my
• 34:20
  friends. I was really close with everyone
• 34:22
  in that team and it was just it was a great experience.
• 34:26
  Excellent. Sounds wonderful.
• 34:27
  Alfie, have you played or would you like to play in Euro hockey?
• 34:30
  Yeah, that's what I'm hopefully going to be going forward to in
• 34:34
  the future. And you're getting into that age
• 34:35
  of bracket that Sarah just mentioned where that success is
• 34:37
  starting to happen for the club, isn't it?
• 34:39
  So it can't be too far away for you now.
• 34:41
  Yeah, hopefully in a few years or maybe even a year.
• 34:44
  Yeah, brilliant. That sounds good.
• 34:46
  Chantelle. Anyone who's listening out there
• 34:49
  and thinking they want to take up the sport of roll hockey or
• 34:52
  just at least have a look at it, how do they get, how do they get
• 34:55
  in touch with the club to find out more?
• 34:58
  So Peter for a roller hockey club is on Facebook, Instagram
• 35:02
  and TikTok. So just search him Peter for a
• 35:05
  roller hockey club and yeah, we're on there.
• 35:08
  So just drop us a message. We've got plenty of reels and
• 35:13
  photos and testimonials up there, so yeah, have a look.
• 35:18
  Thanks. And what's the what's the so
• 35:20
  roughly the dates of the season for the for the for the games
• 35:23
  when, when when do the season start?
• 35:24
  When does it finish for? It's like it's almost like
• 35:27
  school time. So yeah, when school like
• 35:30
  finishes, our season finishes for a couple of weeks.
• 35:32
  When it starts up, we start up, but our games depending on what
• 35:36
  age group you you are depends when your games start under like
• 35:39
  the younger lot start a lot earlier than the older lot.
• 35:41
  But it yeah, it's basically. Like, you're playing at the
• 35:44
  moment, aren't you? Basically.
• 35:44
  Yeah, yeah. So we should be playing.
• 35:46
  So those open sessions are available now than a. 100%,
• 35:48
  yeah, yeah. Brilliant and and obviously for
• 35:51
  two reasons. If somebody wants to come and
• 35:53
  watch the sport as a spectator, where, where do they go?
• 35:56
  When When are the games generally played?
• 35:58
  The home games are played at Bushfield Sports Centre and
• 36:03
  usually they're put up on to social media to let you know
• 36:07
  when we're playing. We also play away games
• 36:09
  obviously, so we're not there then.
• 36:11
  So please don't come down then. But yeah, we would love people
• 36:14
  to come down and support. We try and put on some tea and
• 36:17
  coffee and some snacks and stuff for everybody.
• 36:20
  So yeah. So feel free to just come down
• 36:22
  and have a look even before you can just.
• 36:24
  It's an amazing atmosphere. I think one of the things we
• 36:27
  were thinking about is just how fast it is and how compelling it
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  is and just watching it, it just kind of gets you mesmerized
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  because you're just like what's going on and everybody's so fast
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  that you kind of have to keep track of where the ball is and.
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  It'd be worth coming to watch, even if you're interested in
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  playing the sport, even if you're not quite there, just
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  come and watch. You get a flavour of what it
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  feels like, what it looks like. Absolutely.
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  And as we said, if you learning to skate, come down to the learn
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  to skate sessions. There's absolutely no pressure.
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  We we, we love the fact that within the community, we can
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  help kids learn a new skill and be able to kind of develop
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  themselves as well. And they don't have to stay in
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  to play roller hockey. They can just come and skate and
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  enjoy the atmosphere there as well.
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  But if they do want to play roller hockey, absolutely we'll.
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  Take them on board and Chantelle.
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  What age ranges can can participate?
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  So anywhere from five years old, we're looking at up to yeah, so.
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  As old as you want to be, I think he didn't.
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  Start till he was what, nearly 9?
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  Yeah, nearly nine. And he's picked up the sport and
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  is playing games as well, but from five years old.
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  And then you can get the benefit from every age group.
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  And I think the younger that you are coming into the sport, the
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  the, you know, like with any sport, the the easier it is to
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  pick it up as well. I think it becomes more
• 37:42
  difficult if you come in in your teenage years to then try and
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  pick up all the skills and everything straight away and
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  then expect to go into a team. It just won't be safe because
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  you need that skill set. So the younger you are, that
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  kind of gets in young. Kids are more of a sponge,
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  aren't they, To take in information and learn, aren't
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  they? And they just kind of pick it
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  up, really. It's amazing to watch kids that
• 38:04
  come and they, like I said, arms and legs everywhere.
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  And then within a few weeks they're skating around and
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  stopping properly and going this way and being told to slow down,
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  you know? So it's brilliant.
• 38:14
  Brilliant final word to Alfie and to Frankie.
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  Anyone who's listening out there, not sure thinking about
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  it, any parents or any kids listening, what would you, what
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  advice would you give them? Alfie or Frankie, which one
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  either of you want to give to people who are unsure about
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  whether to play or not? I would say just give it a go
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  and if you do, if you do, think about coming, like Chantel said,
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  give us an e-mail or just pop us a message and then you can get
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  in contact with us and talk to us about it.
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  Brilliant. Thank you.
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  And Frankie, I'd definitely say if you are interested, come
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  because it is life changing. It is you.
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  The family you build here is incredible and the experience
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  and you have like going abroad and it is just a great
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  opportunity and it isn't, it isn't that hard on your life.
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  It's just, it's amazing. Fantastic.
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  There you have it, fantastic chat with members of the Peter
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  Royal Hockey Club who would have thought it 60 years old next
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  year, a club that plays in the top division in the country and
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  plays in Europe as well. So absolutely wonderful.
• 39:19
  Thank you all for coming in. It's been absolutely fantastic.
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  Thank you very much. Thank you for the opportunity.
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  No. Pleasure and we, you know,
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  wishing you all continued success and, and obviously
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  success in, in, in the UK and in Europe.
• 39:30
  So brilliant stuff. So thank you and do keep in
• 39:32
  touch and we'll see you again soon.
• 39:34
  Thank you. Bye.
• 39:35
  Bye. Thank you for joining us this
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  evening. We'll be talking about cricket
• 39:38
  next week, so do come back 6:00 on the PCR FM, on PCR FM and the
• 39:43
  PCR Sports Show. So other than that, have a great
• 39:46
  week, have a great weekend. Whatever you're doing sporting
• 39:48
  wise, enjoy it and we'll see you soon.
• 39:50
  Take care, bye for now.