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Holtgrefe expects Surf Coast goal-machine Joe Pykett to return from a nagging foot injury next weekend and has also lauded the integration of mid-season signings Riel Mayuom and Mylton Bailey who both arrived from Geelong Rangers and Barwon Soccer Club respectively.<\/p>\n
Pre-season signing Alex Quaynor returned to Great Britain earlier in the season and Yunosuke Hara is the most recent mid-season signing to join the group.<\/p>\n
Surf Coast’s gaffer said he will maintain his side’s focus on what is in front of them, obtaining three points from Barnstoneworth in a week’s time.<\/p>\n
“We understand where we sit on the ladder, the table is no secret, the path to promotion is no secret, we know where we are at and we know what we need to do,” Holtgrefe said.<\/p>\n
“The way we get there is only by continuing what we started during the first training session of the season, focusing on a dedicated approach to how we want to play football.<\/p>\n
“When people come to watch us, we hope we can display what we’ve been working on all year.”<\/p>\n
Surf Coast FC’s next home game against Keilor will be at Banyul Warri Fields on August 17 at 5pm.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
SURF Coast Football Club is keeping its excitement under wraps until promotion to State League 3 is solidified with just a handful of games remaining in the State League 4 West season, according to the club’s senior manager. Denis Holtgrefe and his team sit on the verge of a promotion, a task the club fell […]<\/p>\n