 England: Reading make strides in both league and cup  x9
Reading extended their lead in the men's Division One on Saturday as they beat Old Loughtonians 3-2 and then yesterday, they moved into the quarter-finals of the cup thanks to a Richard Mantell hat-trick of penalty corners in a 3-0 win at Surbiton. 
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THE Commonwealth Games may have done a roaring trade in hockey tickets, but
domestically it is hard to get folk to turn from players into spectators. Why
are there no crowds in hockey? After all, it is not exactly expensive.
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The domestic standard is not worth watching |
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Spectator facilities are poor |
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My local team do not advertise their games |
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All of the above |
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This poll ran from Jun 12th, 2002 to Jul 15th, 2002
Total Votes: 61
Previous Polls / Results
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England: Mantell hat-trick sparks Reading
RICHARD MANTELL clinically dispatched all three of Readings penalty corners yesterday to steer the cupholders to a comfortable 3-0 win against Surbiton and into the last eight of the EHA Cup.
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England: Reading Extend Lead At Top
Reading further extended their lead in the men's Premier One as they beat Old Loughtonians 3-2 while nearest rivals Cannock once again fell victim to a postponement.
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England: Daly Suspended For Umpire Abuse x9
England forward Matt Daly has been handed a 16-day suspension for abusing an umpire during a league match last month.
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England: Suspended Daly set for long break
Three players face an extended break from competition as they sit out this weekend's full League and EH Cup programmes, the final fixtures before outdoor hockey goes into the mid-winter break.
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England: Review of future use of the National Hockey Stadium by 'hockey x2
The National Hockey Stadium is owned by a separate charitable trust (The National Hockey Foundation). England Hockey, the governing body of the sport, has not had access to the stadium for hockey since the demise of the previous governing body in 2002.
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England: Mens & Womens Cups, Sunday 12 December. x8
This Sunday ses the last 16 of the Mens and Womens Cup competitions.
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England: Chelmsford move clear in day of mixed fortunes
CANTERBURY ruined Chelmsfords celebrations by beating their hosts 5-2, but it was not all bad news as the home side moved one point clear at the top of the womens premier division with a 2-0 victory over the Kent team in the other match of a double- hea
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England: Experience Counts For Chelmsford x2
Chelmsford moved back to the top of the Womens Premier 1 table as goals from their experienced due of Tracy Willmore and Lyn Bollington gave them a 2-0 victory over previous leaders Canterbury who drop down to fourth place.
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England: Ipswich Soar to Top Spot
Ipswich's women took advantage of the inactivity of Premier One's leading two clubs to leapfrog both and go top after squeezing out a 2-1 victory over Doncaster.
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England: Clewlow tempted by offer to return for England x25
AFTER a spate of retirements, Danny Kerry, the England head coach, could expect some good news after Mel Clewlow confirmed that she was seriously considering returning to the international fray.
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England: It's Hall Over For Danny x6
Experienced Guildford striker Danny Hall is one of four England players who have confirmed their international retirement on Wednesday.
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England: Danny Bye but Cantergury Go Top Again x11
Canterbury moved to the top of Womens Premier 1 with a convincing 4-1 win over Harleston Magpies.
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MCT: Men's Champions Trophy 1978-2003 Statistical Survey
Compiled by : Syed Akber Ali Wahidi
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England: EHL Review for 27 & 28 November x13
Canterbury moved to the top of Womens Premier 1 with a convincing 4-1 win over Harleston Magpies.
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England: Clewlow on High
Canterbury, who yesterday learned they were to lose coach Danny Kerry to the England women in the new year, went top of Premier One after a 4-1 win over Harleston Magpies.
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England: Kerry unveiled as England coach x29
Canterbury coach Danny Kerry is the surprise choice to be the next head coach of England's women's hockey team.
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England Men's & Women's Head Coaches.
Following an extensive selection and interviewing process which involved several panels of experienced ex international players and coaches the following appointments are announced.
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England: Officials Opt for Youth x6
Canterbury coach Danny Kerry is the surprise choice to be England women's head coach. Along with Jason Lee's appointment for the men's side, the governing body have put their faith in youth rather than experience.
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Matt's England career is upwardly mobile x9
MATT DALY, who lives in Cippenham, will play his fourth senior game for England in Amsterdam today (Friday) but will still be without any international caps at this level.
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England: Lee Loses Opening Fixture
Jason Lee's reign as England head coach got off to a losing start when his side were beaten 5-3 by Olympic silver medallists Holland in Amstelveen.
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England: Lee takes charge as Holland gain revenge over England youngsters
A YOUTHFUL England mens team were given a lesson in clinical finishing yesterday when Holland bounced back from their 1-0 defeat in Thursdays friendly international in Amsterdam to win the second match 5-3.
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England: History in the Making at Chelmsford Hockey Center x20
Chelmsford Hockey Centre will make history on Sunday 5th December at Chelmer Park when both the mens and ladies 1st XIs compete against Canterbury, the only other club to have both teams in the English Premier League, for the first time in the leagues
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England: New Education and Schools Manager appointed x3
We are pleased to announce that following an external recruitment process, Amanda Partington has been appointed to the position of National Development Manager Education and Schools. Amanda takes up her position on 17th January 2005.
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England: READING MOVE TO THE TOP
Reading took advantage of the Loughborough v Cannock game being postponed to move three points clear at the top of Mens Premier 1.
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England: Reading Hit Top Spot
Reading assumed top spot in Premier One by virtue of their 3-0 win over Hampstead & Westminster and the postponement of defending champions Cannock's home match with Loughborough Students.
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England: Copp swap presents considerable challenge x7
JON COPP, who steered Reading to 14 titles before signing for Racing Club de France, in Paris, this season, has said that he has just experienced the longest losing streak in his career.
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England: Mens Cup Round Four x4
This Sunday sees the last 32 in the Mens Cup. The holders Reading have the benefit of a home draw against EHL Premier 2 side Doncaster.
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England: Browne brace pushes EG into premier spot  x27
EAST Grinstead returned to the top of the National Hockey League Premier Two with a commanding 4-3 win at Bath Buccaneers, who were previously unbeaten.
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England Fledglings Chance To Fly x95
Acting England coach Jason Lee has once again put his faith in youth after selecting a 16-man squad with an average age of 23 to play Olympic silver medallists Holland next week.
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ENGLAND V HOLLAND 25-26 NOVEMBER 2004 x9
After the recent matches against Belgium, the following have been selected to play in two practice games against Holland in Amsterdam on 25-26 November:-
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England: EHL Review for 13 & 14 November
Chelmsford retained top spot in Womens Premier 1 after a 4-1 win over Olton.
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ENGLAND DELAY TOP APPOINTMENT x5
England's two new coaches should be in place by the end of the month but the search for their boss - a new chief performance officer - is back to square one after an extensive selection process failed to find a suitable candidate.
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England: Top Two Stalemate  x20
The battle of the top two in men's Premier One finished 3-3 as Cannock and arch-rivals Reading surrendered their 100% starts to the season.
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England: Watts adds spark to Reading by scoring first hat-trick
ANDY WATTS, the teenage Reading striker, could not have picked a better time to score his first hat-trick for the club after they came from behind three times to earn a 3-3 draw with Cannock in a top-of-the-table premier division contest.
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England: Victory Smells Sweet For Chelmsford x2
Chelmsford women maintained top spot in Premier One with a 4-1 victory over Olton & West Warwicks but had it not been for four tins of talcum powder the match would have not gone ahead.
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England: Loughts put in Stu by defeat
OLD Loughtonians mens team found themselves on the wrong end of this nine-goal thriller against Loughborough Students at Luxborough Lane on Sunday.
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England: Cup hockey goal spree
Angie Banham scored four times as Harleston Magpies went on a 10-0 spree at Southampton in the Women's Hockey Cup third round.
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England: The first steps on the road to London 2012? x61
Following the recent Boys & Girls Regional Tournaments at Belle Vue and Millfield the following players have been selected to attend Assessment Camps for the England Boys and Girls Under 16 and Under 18 squads.
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England: Ramsden hat-trick turns the tide for Cannock
Cannock and Reading maintained their 100 per cent records at the top of the National League First Division and have opened up a three-point gap ahead of third placed Loughborough Students.
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