David Piesse

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Hockey
David Piesse is a hockey coach currently based in the UK.
David has played and coached all over the south of England, for club, and county.
David set up two businessess in 2006, Goddelijk Hockey, and Hockey Camps UK while reading Geography in Portsmouth.

Web Design
In 2002, LoTR - The Fifth Age was launched by David as a development of his original MMORPG Wizards. Sadly in 2006 the game was closed down, after being sold to another online game owner. LoTR-TFA, was a text-based MMORPG loosely based around the writings of J.R.R. Tolkein. Before the sale of LoTR-TFA, a 2D graphical tile-based game was in development, but sadly was never completed.
David Piesse has also produced many websites for hockey clubs and organisations, including the University of Portsmouth Hockey Club, and Chippenham HC (no longer under David's designs).


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