Learning is a light that never fails to shine!

The 2008 Baseball Season is about to commence in the United Kingdom and, as always, every team in the country seems keen on stepping up and become a winner. The phrases "sinking ship, I am out of here, I just swung at a bad pitch, that pitch hit the lower 90s and all that jazz" which are known to create anxiety seem to be forbidden at inauguration, just before a pitch is thrown, and why not? after all the main objective of the game is to have fun; isn't it. Yeah! Maybe! I don't know! Albeit, there is a fine line between winning and losing in the game of baseball I think one plays one's best game when one is having fun. Wouldn't you agree? Stardom is a player's workmanship but he needs to work hard to obtain such a status since it is of paramount importance that he keeps his discipline at all time owing to the fact that the competition is very demanding and he must never get tired of being amazing and above all he must not believe that he has all the answers, and, furthermore, he must never stop listening to what the coach has to say for the coach is there for a reason, he has the experience and knows how to apply that experience into a game, he has been there before and above all, he knows what he is talking about. Never underestimate the coach's ability to deliver results for he has the training, know how and the vision where he wants you to go. I do not wish to take an existing analysis, of which there are many, but in my opinion twisted thinking is the exclusive cause for a player's contradictory appoach to learning and not wanting to be coached. Learning is a light that never fails to shine but as it is often the case the young are always impatient of the old; nevertheless, I passionately believe in my binding duty to transform the live of many by helping them to be desirable citizens of their countries and I am 100% sure that I can do so through Baseball.

P.Figueras

Head Coach

"Es un gran consuelo para un desesperado ver un rayo de luz y esperanza".

Simon Bolivar