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My name is Paul Sherratt, I live in Loughborough.
I'm 31-years-old.
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| A member of the Nottingham Outlaws prepare
for battle. Picture by Dave Mangan. |
I got married on August 9th of this year.
My wife Donna is the early years Co-ordinator for SureStart in the
Meadows.
I've been coaching American football for almost 10 years. It
all started when I saw it on TV in the mid 80鈥檚 and went along to
my local youth team.
I fell in love with the game and things
went from there. I stopped playing a couple of years ago.
I don鈥檛 get paid for coaching so I have to go to work - I鈥檓
a Mechanical Engineer. As far as coaching goes I get a buzz off
seeing the players develop on and off the field.
It鈥檚 good to give something back to the
game. The only downside is it does take a lot of time and effort
but it鈥檚 worth it.
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| Nottingham Outlaws in action. Picture by Dave
Mangan. |
I鈥檝e never lived in the city centre but
I drive around Nottingham a lot and I think the traffic has got
much worse. It鈥檚 also turned into a Mecca for hen and stag parties,
which is good for business.
I think each generation is very different and therefore change
is inevitable. On the whole, though, I think the people of Nottingham
are generally very friendly and have a great sense of humour, I
don鈥檛 think that's changed much. We love our sport too.
I work long hours and coach American Football
three or four times a week so my 鈥榮pare鈥� time is very limited. If
I have any, my wife usually drags me round the shops!
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| Nottingham Outlaws in action. Picture by Dave
Mangan. |
If we go abroad we鈥檒l go to Spain or somewhere
on a late deal. We also like to get weekends away in this country,
there鈥檚 so many great places within a few hours drive.
I think Nottingham is a great place, there's something for
everyone.
Come down and watch a game...
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