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London’s head coach Sam Bird said he was “undoubtedly” and the Netball Super League would win the Grand Finfinal and defending the title of the next season.
Pain, Loughborough Loughborough Bready 53-45 will take the cup for the first time in the Cup on Sunday O2.
The bird has already passed the club in five years by passing the league’s bottom in 2019.
“There was really no doubt, we did not intend to win today,” he said. “If we can do everything in the really changing room, if we do everything, we were for us to lose it, if we do everything we can do.
“If we knew, if we do the basics correctly, we got our relationship correctly, we got amazing protection and everyone knows.
“But we have enough respect for Loughborough that they can dip two-point shots. Sammy and Ella were really strong, and they were very smart, so we could not walk around for the ball.
“We knew that the two-point stroke was threatening and is one of the new rules that are quite difficult for coaches because you can never relax.
“I am very proud because we are the youngest team in the league, so it shows that we can go here to win and immediately.” This is won next year ‘. “
The result was added to the pulse, because the record was 10 years in front of the briding crowd, first played the first time in the copper box arena.
“I have a true close to London,” he added. “I went to university in London. I worked all my life in London.
London pulse players celebrate with the cup after winning the Netball Super League Grand Final
“I feel like I will be since then, we took our talent only, he passed our talent and saw only five years of hard work.
“It is completely amazing to play here, it’s so high. It’s so high, it’s a sport we love, and it’s more and a very special event for everyone.”
The team’s captain Zara Everitt has also been in the pulse after a season in Lightener since 2020 and was a consistent performer in the side.
But this is a special thing for him, for his friends, 16-year-old sister, Darcie won him.
“If you could write so much, then it’s what you work at that time,” Everttt said. “It feels like that we work so hard, even if it’s so long.
“We have received so many support this year this year, and we will win the true expectation of our winner, so I am very happy to put it all today and put it so great.
Alicia Scholes (Left) was part of the winning staff of London Pulse
“But this is a crazy feeling, when he was with me, because I thought he was 12 years old, he did not believe he had a step by me. There was a great effect, and it had a great effect.
“Hali’s (Halimat Adio) was obviously a phenomenal job for the whole season, but Darcie was there, lined and ready to go. I was proud of him and all the other girls.”
For Simsek, the first three Peat champions of the league slipped in the last quarter and had a heartache like dreams.
London Pulse’s Halimat Adio was affected by the big final on Sunday
This year, Captain Nat Panagarry celebrated the 10th year with the team and his seventh final. Despite the devastating result, Panagarry was excited for the future of netball after the wonderful final for fans.
“It has been a long time but I think you are a little older, even if you are a little older, you are a little older, you understand that someone has lost and sometimes be behind you,” he said.
“I was a little disappointed, but I hope the fans enjoyed it, and it was a good final. It was incredible in O2 I was never amazing in O2.
“Netball is growing and we have supporters and we have support, what we need to work as a player, this is what we need to put in the performance, and hopefully (fans) will continue to find us.
“You can say that there is no Super League and the growth we get, there is a long way to go for me and I can’t wait.”
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