Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
In a candid reflection on a challenging season, Cornwall RLFC coach Mike Abbott expressed his disappointment over what he described as a missed opportunity for his team in the 2023 League One campaign. After starting off strong with five wins, the season’s climax ended on a sour note for the Choughs, who suffered a heavy defeat to North Wales Crusaders, finishing their season with just three victories out of 20 games and landing in eighth place in the league standings. Abbott’s frustration is palpable as he assesses the season's performance. Despite the optimism that came with the initial victories, the team's inability to maintain momentum ultimately hindered their potential success. “We missed a trick,” Abbott told BBC Sport, underscoring the disappointment of not capitalizing on their early successes. He acknowledged that while the recruitment efforts for the team were robust, the overall competitiveness of the league had intensified, making it increasingly difficult for teams like Cornwall to find their footing. The coach’s assessment puts a spotlight on the evolving dynamics of League One, where the bar has been raised higher than ever before. As Cornwall faced off against some of the league's strongest teams, the results highlighted the gap that still exists between them and the top contenders. Looking ahead, Abbott is determined to turn the tide for the 2025 season. He has outlined a proactive approach that focuses on local talent development, emphasizing the importance of grassroots recruitment. By holding open trials and forging partnerships with colleges across Cornwall, Abbott aims to cultivate homegrown players who can contribute to the team's future success. This strategy not only seeks to enhance the team's performance but also aims to foster a deeper connection between the club and the local community. As the dust settles on a challenging season, Abbott's vision for Cornwall RLFC is one of resilience and hope. The path forward may appear daunting, but with a renewed focus on recruitment and local engagement, there is a sense that the Choughs could finally harness the potential that has eluded them this season. As fans eagerly await developments, the coming months will be crucial for establishing a foundation that can support a more competitive future in League One.