Telford Tigers: Standard is on the rise says Rose
Telford Tigers defenceman Danny Rose expects to see another "significant" step up in the standard of the English Premier League next season.
The 21-year-old has been a mainstay for Telford since moving from Nottingham Lions in 2012. He will again form a key part of the Tigers rearguard next season, despite a string of changes to the squad by coach Tom Watkins.


And Rose is looking forward to an improved showing from the Tigers.
He said: "The standard of the league has definitely progressed each year over the five years of me playing in the EPL, and I think it will only continue to get better.
"The improvement will be significant next season, with teams having the chance to sign an extra import, while more players are coming to the EPL from the Elite League.
"The set-up here in Telford is fantastic, especially the support, which is why I had no hesitation when Tom asked me back for next season. Everyone is determined to go one better than last year."
Telford sprung a surprise last week by signing former Manchester Storm captain Matty Davies.
Rose added: "Having guys like Matty Davies come in, as well as established Tigers players like Jonathan Weaver and Jason Silverthorn, is great for me.
"I still feel I can develop. I can learn from these guys."