OLD HALESONIANS
“There is much to
admire about the
set-up that Old
Halesonians currently
has in place.”
From our initial establishment in 1986, Enterprise
Electrical Services Ltd based in Hockley,
Birmingham has expanded into a medium sized
electrical contracting company, who provides
services for clients throughout the country.
Our success and expansion is due, we
believe, to our flexibility in meeting customers
requirements, our quality of workmanship and
overall professionalism, which has led to continual
recommendations.
As well as being an NIC EIC member, Enterprise
Electrical Services Ltd continues to develop the
training of all it’s operatives in all aspects.
Health and Safety plays a major role in our
industry today and Enterprise Electrical Services
Ltd maintains its high standards by employing an
internal health and safety consultant.
Being tough to breach is vital for any
side and provides them with the ability
to grind out results even when they are
not playing at their best. It will also help
to give the team the freedom to attack
sides knowing that they will be able to
recover if they do turn over possession.
One of the standout features of the
Old Halesonians set-up is the superb
youth section that they have in place.
This part of the club looks to provide
young players from the local area with
an opportunity to play the game in a
safe and enjoyable environment whilst
helping them to reach their full potential.
It is important for any side to be able
to produce their own talent, particularly
in the current financial climate and this
is an area that they appear to have
covered. It will certainly be exciting to
see how their youngsters are able to
develop over the coming years.
In order to help them to make the
sometimes difficult transition into the
senior game they also have a number
of additional sides running. This allows
them to give players experience of adult
level rugby even if they are not yet
considered ready for first team action
which can be an important step in the
development process.
Another benefit of having so many sides
is that it allows the first XV to benefit
from far greater strength in depth. If
they are ever left short on numbers
through injury or suspension they have
the option of calling players up with a
limited amount of disruption.
There is much to admire about the
set-up that Old Halesonians currently
has in place and they appear to have
every right to be heading into the new
campaign with plenty of optimism.
Everyone at Rugby Club Magazine
would like to wish them the best of luck
going into the season.
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