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Josh Gray

  • Business Process Manager, PUMA Group
London
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London Mavericks Secure Tamsin Greenway on Long-Term Deal in Major Statement of Intent

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By Josh Gray
| londonmavericks.co.uk
“We are building something truly special at London Mavericks. Tamsin is central to that vision. Her leadership, her energy, and her belief in what this club can become are unmatched. Tamsin’s tactical and technical brilliance is unmatched in the modern game, setting her apart as one of the most innovative and respected netball minds.
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Super Cup Review: Signs of Strength Ahead of the NSL Season

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By Josh Gray
| londonmavericks.co.uk
Game 1 VS PULSE Our clash with London Pulse saw Jamie Van Wyk make her first competitive appearance in Mavericks colours. Pulse struck first, opening the scoring and quickly building an early advantage. A tense, low-scoring opening seven minutes reflected the intensity of the contest, with the half-time score sitting at 6–3 in Pulse’s favour.
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Returning Home: George Inger on Coming Back to London Mavericks

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By Josh Gray
| londonmavericks.co.uk
When I first went out there, it was super, super different. It was a fully professional programme. We trained pretty much every day, and if we weren’t training, we were out in the community. People didn’t have to work, that was their full-time job. For me, that was something I really wanted, so I absolutely loved it. I loved my team and my teammates, everything about it was the best. In terms of netball, we were pushed so much harder. There was more contest rather than contact.
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