Hi Flyers fans,
Following a disappointing weekend, we wanted to provide you all with an update.
The club as a whole would like to recognise that last 3 games have certainly not reflected the standard we are trying to re-establish here in Fife.
In recent games we had hoped that a corner had been turned with streak of good performances despite the constant challenges of dealing with endless injuries to key players.
However, it has become apparent that those challenges have already caught up with us meaning we’re regularly playing short-handed and players having to do roles they’re not accustomed too. It’s a frustrating situation.
Throughout this period, we’ve continuously monitored the player market and managed to bring in Jaka Sturm who has been a big help to our depth. However, we also knew that wasn’t going to be enough and more quality was required.
We would like to assure you that if the right players become available, within the club’s budget and in the right circumstances, we will always look to provide the team with the best possible chance of competing and winning.
We also have to be conscious that due to restrictions to a number of changes teams allowed to make per season, we need to make sure we are bringing in the right player to address the demands within the line-up.
We appreciate the weekend will have been frustrating, it has been very frustrating for us. We promised you transparency and communication, so please stay positive and continue to show your fantastic support where you can whilst the hard work continues on and off the ice.
It was always going to be a transitional season, we’re learning every day, but we’re fully focused on gradually, step by step, improving and developing the club further.
Thank you for your support and continued unwavering support.
Max Birbraer
President & General Manager
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