LEEDS KNIGHTS head to Bristol Pitbulls on Saturday night to launch the defence of their NIHL National league title assured by head coach Ryan Aldridge that there is no pressure on them to repeat their heroics of the 2022-23 NIHL National season – at least from inside the club.
and assistant Matt Haywood remain in place, while having Mac Howlett on board for a full season offers the chance for three players to rack up a century of points once again.
LEADING MAN: Big things will be expected once again from Leeds Knights' assistant, Matt Haywood, who posted over 100 points last time out in NIHL National. Picture: Jacob Lowe/Leeds Knights. If Howlett picks up where he left off at the end of last term, when posted 67 points, including 26 goals, in just 33 league and play-off games, he will surely be on course to match, if not better, Shudra’s contribution from last season.
“We’ve got to take the pressure away from ourselves,” said Aldridge. “We’re a different group for a start and winning is hard. Like I said the other night at a sponsors’ event, it can be draining. “I’ve had this conversation with other coaches who have said ‘oh, it must be tough at the top’ – it was. To go and do that again this season is going to take some serious effort.
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