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Three points separate the Dolly Blues and the Holy Blues going into this one. Lancaster City sitting immediately above Trinity in the table, though Russ Wilcox's men have a couple of games in hand over the side from the Giant Axe. There's certainly the incentive there for Gainsborough to maintain their excellent form, and reel in another side, as they continue the late ascent of the...

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Following the cumulation of Gainsborough Trinity U21s league campaign, and with second place secured, attention turns to League Cup, Semi-Final action on Friday night. The young Blues welcoming Long Eaton United U21s to The Venue at Roses, kick off at 7.45pm. Adult ticket prices are £3 with concessions at £2. Boss, Brad Wright is set to miss the game due to suspension, the 21s gaffer...

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The Holy Blues are back in action at the Northolme, after a superb 3-1 victory away from home against Bamber Bridge. Trinity extended their great form thanks to goals from Declan Howe, George Hornshaw and Lewis Butroid late on. The reverse fixture was a day to forget for the Holy Blues as we lost 4-0. The Blues know the danger that our opponents will bring, but it will be about how we can...

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The Holy Blues are back in action after bouncing back from our defeat against Ashton United with a 4-2 victory at home to Workington. The Blues went into half-time three goals to the good thanks to a Declan Howe double, and Fraser Preston making it three five minutes before the interval. Scott Allison pulled one back for the away side and then David Symington got another but they were one...

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Russ Wilcox has pledged his commitment to Gainsborough Trinity, having guided the club to Pitching In Northern Premier League safety with eight games to spare. The vastly experienced Manager, who turned 60 on Monday, took the reins in September, with the side languishing in the relegation zone. Following a Boxing Day hammering, at the hands of Stafford Rangers, Wilcox has masterminded an...

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It's Non-League Day 2024 and the Holy Blues are looking to bounce back to winning ways after our five game win streak came to an end as Ashton United defeated us 2-0, at Hurst Cross last weekend. Coming up against a Workington side just three points behind us and who are also looking to redeem themselves after their most recent loss. Workington’s form is giving mixed signals of late,...

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An in-form Holy Blues have their eyes set on a sixth straight league victory as we continue to put pressure on the sides above us. After beating Whitby in dramatic late fashion, the Blues were scheduled to face Matlock Town on Tuesday, but due to the weather the clash will be rescheduled for a sixth time this season.

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Commemorating and celebrating the 150th anniversary of Gainsborough Trinity Football Club, we're pleased to announce the winners of our March 150 Club prize draw. First we would like to thank everyone for the continued support. We're now raising over £1000 a month for the club which is brilliant, and much needed. It really does help the club. Drum roll, please. Here are the winners of...

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Match off: Waterlogged pitch. Vera Lynn once famously sang we'll meet again. That sounds like the Trinity and Matlock Media Teams lately as we try to get this clash played. We don't know when, we don't know where (preferably at the Proctor Cars Stadium, sometime before the end of April) and hopefully Tuesday night (12th March) at the fifth time of asking, but the weather really hasn't...

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