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Gainsborough Trinity have moved to secure the signature of highly rated goalkeeper, Tom Jackson from Frickley Athletic. Curtis Woodhouse has started with the 'keeper position, bringing in the 23 year old who he has previously worked with at Bridlington Town. Jackson joins Jack Walters, Gregg Smith, Alex Wiles, Declan Bacon and James Williamson as those committed to deals for 2020/21, with...
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Curtis Woodhouse has been busy adding to his backroom team ahead of the 2020/21 season with the addition of John Corbett and Leigh Herrick to work alongside himself, Martin Foster, Charlie Cresswell and Sports Therapist Steven Rands. Corbett and Herrick join having left Bottesford Town after an eight year stint at the Lincolnshire club where they unearthed talent like current first teamer...
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Manager Curtis Woodhouse has been busy speaking to all members of his Gainsborough Trinity squad as attention turns to preparing for the 2020/2021 Northern Premier League season. Following the early curtailment of the 2019/2020 season and with the continuing Coronavirus pandemic sweeping the world, preparations this year have undoubtedly been tougher than in any previous season on...
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Curtis Woodhouse fears that his Gainsborough Trinity squad will be 'ripped apart' by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. However, the Holy Blues manager has assured supporters that this won't dampen his promotion dream. Earlier this week Woodhouse told The Gainsborough Standard that attempts to keep his side together may prove to be an impossible task, but that he is still desperate for...
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The ongoing situation with coronavirus has had a severely detrimental effect on all Football Clubs. This particularly affects non-league clubs, who rely on supporters through the turnstiles on a fortnightly basis for a large portion of their income generation. We are also informed that it is unlikely that any of the allocated £125 million by the FA for EFL and National League Clubs will...
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Like all sports clubs up and down the country and the situation surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19), Gainsborough Trinity is certainly being challenged by the unprecedented times. The club has had no income since our last home fixture, against Radcliffe FC on Tuesday 3rd March and will likely have no further income forthcoming, in the foreseeable future. Wages were paid in full last...
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The Northern Premier League has today decided, reluctantly, to suspend all fixtures until further notice in light of the escalating COVID-19 outbreak. The League would like to congratulate the players, officials, volunteers and fans of clubs able to stage games at the weekend and notes the excellent attendances at those fixtures. Whilst the primary responsibility of the League is to the...
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Update: Following discussion with the BetVictor Northern Premier League and Bamber Bridge, it is with regret that tomorrow's fixture has been postponed. A Gainsborough Trinity player is currently in self-imposed isolation with suspected COVID-19 symptoms. We have a duty of care for the safety of players, officials and spectators of both clubs at these unprecedented times. A new date for...
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The NPL together will all other Alliance leagues and representatives of Step 5-6 leagues met with the FA executive on Wednesday March 11. At this point there are no plans to cancel, postpone or to play games behind closed doors. Although the situation remains fluid and government guidance could change at any point, all games at Steps 1 to 4 will go ahead as planned unless external forces...
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