The search for a new Gainsborough Trinity chairman is to continue, after former Retford United boss Brett Marshall turned the job down. Marshall was named in the press as a potential replacement for the now departed Peter Swann last week. But Trinity secretary Pete Wallace told the Gainsborough Standard the club would continue to look for a new leader.
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A makeshift and experimental Gainsborough Trinity side went down 3-1 at home to rivals Boston United in the Lincs County Senior Shield final. Although the Pilgrims had the greater share of possession, the Blues put up a spirited performance and can take positives from the game. Over the course of the match no fewer than four members of the Trinity U18s side made their senior debuts, and whilst the step up from the LIFL U18s League to the level of the Conference North is admittedly a huge one, there were nevertheless one or two promising signs for Trinity fans to enthuse over.
Gainsborough Trinity missed out on their third successive league victory at Oxford last night, and once again it was ex-Boston United man Jamie Cook who spoiled their night. Steve Housham's side had taken a 16th minute lead through Luke Waterfall, and appeared set to turn the tables on an Oxford side who beat Trinity at the Northolme earlier this month.
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