Bryncoch RFC Looking forward to Hosting LKC Jaguars

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Bryncoch Rugby Football Club are ready to host LKC Jaguars at the Memorial Recreational Ground in Neath. Speaking on social Network, Facebook, Bryncoch Youth RFC team manager Mr. Ade Williams said he would facilitate for LKC to have a memorable visit.
"...we are all looking forward to your visit next month ,and I promise you will all have a good time...if there is anything you or the players need when you are with us please feel free to ask ,I will do anything to help you enjoy your visit ".

Steven Thomas one of the Bryncoch coaches also told the LKC team captain Kao Chibana that the Eagles, as Brynchoch RFC are affectionately known, are looking forward to welcome the Jaguars to their "little village" and that it is a great privilege for the boys to host them.

"We look forward to it. Hopefully weather will improve. We've had quite a wet winter. Hopefully not to much of a shock to you" he said.
Kao in response told Mr Thomas that the LKC Jaguars were privileged to be visiting their wonderful village. He told Mr. Thomas that he hoped that the boys from Botswana will adapt and "give the eagles a run for their money".

Mr Thomas told Kao 2016 was their year for development. "We have quite a young side. Youth in our country is u19. Most of our team is u17 so this is a development year for us. Most of our team have been together since u8s. Both Steve Ireland and myself have been with them since then as our sons play with the team. They are all really looking forward to welcoming you. He said.

Mr Ade Williams promised that they will make it a point to go watch the LKC Jaguars play other fixtures in the UK.

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  1. Laone RabashimaFebruary 14, 2016 at 3:49 AM

    Brilliant

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  2. UnknownFebruary 14, 2016 at 4:15 AM

    Exciting

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  3. UnknownFebruary 14, 2016 at 6:19 AM

    Looking forward to the game and the social interactions we shall have.

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  4. UnknownFebruary 14, 2016 at 12:39 PM

    Can't wait 😁

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  5. NGWFebruary 24, 2016 at 1:57 PM

    After a brave performance by The young Jaguars side against Gower college at Tonmawr RFC. it is for all to see they are a very good side in the making they play the game in the spirit it should be played, with pasion belief and commitment they will run until the final whistle and leave the field with a smile on there faces. The young men have no doubt done theyre parents school and country proud in the way they have played and conducted themselves off field .Looking forward to you playing Gowerton School this Thursday good luck for the rest of your tour and hope you have had a warm welcome whilst visiting Wales.
    NGW

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