Key Devil's future unclear
September 05, 2007
From The Mercury
Reported by Brett Stubbs
Stephens, based in Launceston, said he was undecided at the moment about whether he would be able to continue on with the program next year.
He sat out the program in 2006 due to previous coach Mathew Armstrong's centralised training regime but returned this year when it was set up with regional training squads in the North, North-West and the South.
"Absolutely, I have got no doubt about that it will cost Northern players," Stephens said.
"It did in the past and it will again next year. If guys are serious about their footy and want to take their footy to the next level it is just the step they are going to have to take."
Stephens, 24, said he could not commit to the Devils by living in Launceston so would have to relocate.
Reported by Brett Stubbs
THE Devils' centralised Hobart program will cost them Northern players, co-captain Scott Stephens believes.
Stephens, based in Launceston, said he was undecided at the moment about whether he would be able to continue on with the program next year.
He sat out the program in 2006 due to previous coach Mathew Armstrong's centralised training regime but returned this year when it was set up with regional training squads in the North, North-West and the South.
"Absolutely, I have got no doubt about that it will cost Northern players," Stephens said.
"It did in the past and it will again next year. If guys are serious about their footy and want to take their footy to the next level it is just the step they are going to have to take."
Stephens, 24, said he could not commit to the Devils by living in Launceston so would have to relocate.
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