Rowing: Grobler bullish about GB team

Sunday 11 March 2012 21:00 EDT
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Head coach Jürgen Grobler claims Britain are on course to send their strongest team to the Olympics in 20 years after the country's finest rowers impressed on the final day of trials at Eton Dorney yesterday.

"I am very proud of the guys," Grobler said after Andrew Triggs-Hodge and Pete Reed had won the men's pairs. "They are wonderful guys. It's the best group I can remember in the years I have been in Britain."

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