Photo: Jacob Herbert is confident about Knights' prospects in the top flight [PlessPix]
Glenorchy
Knights midfielder Jacob Hebert is relishing the prospect of playing the NPL
Tasmania competition in 2019.
“We’re
training well and looking forward to it after playing in the Southern Premier
League for the past three seasons,” Herbert said at a media conference today at
the North Hobart Oval.
“We’re
looking forward to being back in the big league and we know we’ll give teams a
run for their money.”
Herbert
said Knights had a lot to prove and the team should be competitive.
“You always
want to prove the doubters wrong,” he said.
“I
definitely think we can beat teams.”
Herbert has
been plagued by injuries in recent seasons but said he was now fit and ready to
go.
“I’m
feeling as good as I have since before I first did my hamstring all those years
ago,” he said.
“I’m pretty
confident about the coming season.”
“Our squad
has been pretty good and we’ve had a few new faces, but not too many.
“We’re
pretty confident with the squad that we have.”
Herbert
said the change of coach from Franco Previdi to James Sherman had not affected
the club at all as Sherman had been assistant coach last season.
Glenorchy
Knights have a bye in the opening round of the 2019 NPL Tasmania campaign.
There
opening game is on 9 March away to Riverside Olympic in Launceston.
3 comments:
How do you think the Knights will go, Walter? The bye will be annoying for the fans.
I reckon they'll hold there own and be in mid-table, Brian.
Great to have you back reporting Walter anu other goss on the streets re player movement practice games etc etc ?
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