Team News
Gainsborough Trinity have beaten fierce competition to land the signature of Simon Ainge from Darlington FC, handing the combative centre back a contract, as Curtis Woodhouse completes the spine of his side. The defender, who had joined Boston United on loan, from the Quakers, was able to have his spell extended to include the duration of the National League North play-offs and following...
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A Gainsborough Trinity Season Ticket gives you entry to 21 league games during the season. Without a season ticket, this would usually cost an adult £252 a year on the gate, but, as our fans are so important to us, we are giving you the opportunity to purchase a season ticket at a much reduced cost. However, every penny matters to small clubs like ours, so we invite you to pay what you...
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Considering the continued global pandemic and world health crisis, Gainsborough Trinity, led by boss Curtis Woodhouse has been busy putting a squad together that to date stands at fifteen. Connor Smythe is the latest to commit to Trinity, having impressed in pre-season training so far. No stranger to the Martin & Co Arena, Connor is comfortable anywhere along the left hand side, and...
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Vastly experienced ball player, Martyn Woolford joins Curtis Woodhouse's Gainsborough Trinity revolution, following his release from National League North play-off contenders and Lincolnshire rivals Boston United. Boasting a wealth of football league experience, which has seen the six footer appear for Scunthorpe United, Bristol City, Millwall, Sheffield United, Fleetwood Town and...
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We are proud to unveil a fantastic new partnership with Martyn Snell and MKS Ground Care ahead of the 2020/21 season. MKS Ground Care come on board as Pitch Sponsors for the forthcoming season, providing both financial support and the use of labour and materials throughout the course of the year. Testement to the fabulous playing surface provided by Jon and Tracey Wood, a partnership...
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Curtis Woodhouse has now finalised the make up of his First Team backroom staff. Martin Foster remains as Assistant Manager for the 2020/21 season and the duo will be assisted by John Corbett as First Team Coach and Leigh Herrick as Goalkeeper Coach. Completing the Backroom Team sees the return of Jonathan Whitehorne as Physio. Whitehorne returns to the club following a three-season spell...
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Talented attacking midfielder and forward, Luke Lofts joins the club having impressed Gainsborough boss Curtis Woodhouse in pre-season training, after previous spells with Scarborough Athleticand North Ferriby United. Previously on the radar of the Holy Blues whilst under the management of Lee Sinnott, Lofts opted for a move to the Seadogs. Woodhouse though managing to bring him to the...
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Energetic wide man, Rod Orlando-Young wings in to Gainsborough for a third spell in three seasons, under the watch of Curtis Woodhouse and Martin Foster. He returns having trialled with Lee Sinnott and John Reed; signing under Liam King and Ross Hannah prior to leaving on the eve of last season to join National League North side, Bradford Park Avenue, before ending the curtailed league...
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Curtis Woodhouse's Gainsborough Trinity squad continues to take shape, ahead of the 2020/21 season, which is thought to kick off in mid-September. Though no firm date has yet been set by the FA and Northern Premier League bosses, Woodhouse has been busy adding to the nucleus of his squad retained from last season. Gregg Smith, Alex Wiles, Declan Bacon, James Williamson and Jack Walters...
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