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Bruce Grobbelaar comes to Gainsborough on Friday 1st November! Supported by comedian Bill Woolland and including a carvery at Thonock Park, enjoy a fantastic evening with one of the instantly recognisable faces of eighties and nineties football, tickets on sale now. Bruce Grobbelaar is known all over the world as one of the well-loved players to grace Anfield, as part of the successful...
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Two long-standing establishments unite, as Gainsborough Trinity Football Club announces an exciting new sponsorship deal with Pizza Bari. The partnership, which sees Gainsborough's popular takeaway take up prime advertising space on the club’s website, programme and external ground boards, aims to increase Pizza Bari’s local exposure while promoting their new online ordering...
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Latimer Park is the next destination on the Russ Wilcox, Gainsborough Trinity train. Calling at Kettering Town's home since 2013. The Poppies having ceased use of Rockingham Road since 2011, thirteen years ago. It's crazy to think how quickly time flies in footballing times. Playing at the same level as the Holy Blues, the Kettering game promises to be a mouth-watering cup tie, with both...
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Saturday sees the Holy Blues travel up the A1 to Darlington FC in the Third Qualifying Round of the Emirates FA Cup, looking to progress beyond this stage for the first time in seven years. With a large travelling contingent expected, Gainsborough will be looking to pull off something of a shock against the side currently sitting in eleventh spot in the division above. Darlington are...
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The Holy Blues head to the Leasing.com Stadium on Tuesday night, to take on the league leaders’ Macclesfield FC. The Cheshire based outfit, managed by Robbie Savage, have started the season in fine form, picking up 26 points from their ten games so far. They are the only undefeated team in the division now, following Lancaster City’s loss on Saturday, away to Hebburn Town. It took us...
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This Saturday, Gainsborough Trinity host a second home game in a week. This time they welcome Stockton Town, looking to rebound from Tuesday night’s defeat. Under The Northolme lights, at the Kal Group Stadium, the Holy Blues were dealt a double blow of a 3-0 defeat to Basford United and an injury to experienced attacker (and new dad) Dayle Southwell.
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Josiah Dyer bolsters the front line following the injury to Dayle Southwell on Tuesday night. The son of former England U21 striker Bruce Dyer, is a strong, physical number nine that will provide versatility to the Trinity front line, giving the Holy Blues a different option in attack. At nineteen years of age, Josiah is a professional for EFL League One club, Barnsley. He has also been...
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Gainsborough Trinity and Basford go into Tuesday’s Pitching In Northern Premier League clash having contrasting fortunes in Saturday’s Emirates FA Cup Second Qualifying Round action. While the Holy Blues were making it back to back wins in competitive games, following hot on the heels of last Tuesday’s away win over Matlock Town, victory over Grantham confirmed Trinity’s place in...
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The relentless run continues, as Trinity are back at home on Saturday, in the Emirates FA Cup. It’s the Holy Blues' eleventh game in less that 35 days since the season opener, fresh from picking up a positive result in midweek. With the likes of Javelle Clarke, Bobby Johnson, Bailey Conway and Dayle Southwell all continuing to get valuable minutes in the bank, the latter three after a...
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