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Sport ‘But it’s a really talented team, one of the strongest we’ve had. A lot of boys have been playing for a while now and we have a lot of colts coming through the academy - three of them played in the Siam and they really stepped up. All of the boys did.’ Despite coming hot off the heels of their historic 38- 23 win over Bournemouth in their promotion play-off, the team didn’t enjoy a great training session prior to the Siam Cup. In fact, passes were going on the floor and the team looked sloppy, but Vice Captain Tom Ceillam knew the boys would deliver on the day. ‘THIS YEAR, WE WERE COMING OFF THE BACK OF A SUCCESSFUL SEASON AND PLAYING AT HOME IN FRONT OF A PACKED CROWD, AND THEIR BELIEF IN THE TEAM REALLY INSPIRED US’ ‘It wasn’t our standard Siam training. The intensity wasn’t there but I knew come Saturday we’d be raring to go, and we were. The Siam is a special match for us. For the guys who come in and play for a season, it doesn’t seem like a big deal, it’s not a league game. But they play and then say, “I want to play that again next year.” It has a special atmosphere and there’s a hunger for it, you can see it in the boys’ eyes,’ said Tom, 27. ‘Knowing that was my tenth Siam Cup match, I felt we were due a win. It seemed like everything was falling into place. Everyone knew their role and did their jobs well. We were a tight-knit team and after Bournemouth, the pressure was on. We knew that this had to be the year, or it was never going to happen.’ TOP: ACTION FROM THE SIAM CUP ABOVE: GUERNSEY RAIDERS CELEBRATING PROMOTION TO THE NATIONAL TWO SOUTH ALL PHOTOS © MARTIN GRAY – GUERNSEY SPORT PHOTOGRAPHY.COM And the pressure doesn’t end there. Newly promoted, the Raiders face 15 clubs next season, ranging from Redruth in the far west of Cornwall up to Birmingham and Solihull in the Midlands, and across to Canterbury in the east. It’ll be a tough challenge as the team tries to stay up in the league. ‘We have some targets, like improving our physical approach to the game, our strength, and tweaking our mindset to help us develop,’ said Jordan. ‘But this is one of the best squads I’ve been able to assemble. They’ve got a lot more to show and this will be the opportunity to prove what they can really do 122 En Voyage | Aurigny’s Magazine
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