Good luck boys.
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Richards on Twitter yesterday said he has bought another 'beanie' hat for the -15 degree training sessions next week

If they wanted to train in sp surroundings and freezing temperatures, they should have gone to Woody woody's house....

Much prefer to see them doing this than going warm weather training in tenerife or wherever. IMWT

Definantly, never understood doing warm weather training when the start of the season is in cold weather and often snow. If you can pass and catch a cold wet ball while rolling round in the mud then you will find it easy doing it in good conditions.

Has it been warm in Orrell? Haven't they had any snow?
I'd have thought they been doing nothing but cold weather training so far.
So he's taking them to -18 degrees! Poor buggers!
When it comes to the pre season friendlies they all be in short sleeve shirts!

In the military, cold weather training, such as 'Advanced Brecon' in the Paras, is designed to firm up team ethos in the face of extreme adversity. Most tough army units swear by it.

One thing is for sure, no-one will be cutting his arm open falling drunkenly through a swimming pool door up in the wintry wilds of Scotland.

As he put to me when i asked the question of kipping on his sofa "You'll have to bring some blankets as i dont put the heating on downstairs"

Tropical up here today 5 c . With the thaw well under way the lads will not be snow training, they will be white water rafting down Edinburgh's Royal Mile.





Regards , EW

Trips like this really do bring a team together and strengthens the bonds rather them than me though -18 sounds horrendous

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Maybe they are going to the M8 to dig all the poor motorists out?

Like a post above warm weather doesnt help when you come back to cold weather and playing friendlies in rain,sleet and allsorts, it just proves other times we/other clubs have gone to "warm weather training" they have just gone for a jolly boys holday a couple hours training the other in the pubs.