Team News

Ahead of next weeks transfer window slamming shut, the Holy Blues have moved to bolster the squad ahead of the busy run in. Trinity have signed the extremely versatile Harvey Sutcliffe from National League play-off chasers Spennymoor Town.

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Rushall Olympic, averaging just over a point a game from their sixteen home games so far, are Saturday’s Pitching In Northern Premier League opponents. And it will be the third time the two sides have faced off this season. And a first at Dales Lane.

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Gainsborough Trinity Football Club wishes to inform all supporters of an important update to our matchday admission policy. Due to ongoing concerns regarding behaviour at recent fixtures, the Club has taken the decision that, with immediate effect, no individuals under the age of 16 will be admitted to home matches unless they are accompanied by a responsible adult.

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It’s a huge game under the lights, on Tuesday night, when Tameside club Hyde United visit the Kal Group Stadium. In a game vitally important at both ends of the division, with the Holy Blues chasing the coveted play-off spots & the Tigers looking to claw their way to safety. Results on Saturday tightened things up dramatically at the top and the bottom, in the most competitive...

The Winner of the February Paddockwood Forge Player of the Month for the Holy Blues, as voted by you the supporters – goes to goalkeeper David Robson. Robbo pooling 28% of the votes, over thirty more than second placed Frank Mulhern, and twice as many as Sisa Tuntulwana, who finished third in the selections.

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The Holy Blues, with ten games to go, find themselves in the midst of a title race that is wide open, in the Pitching In Northern Premier League. Though the assured calmness of boss Russ Wilcox says to take things ‘Match by match, looking one game at a time…’ those looking on from a distance will see a clutch of sides vying for top spot. A position held by Saturday’s...

UPDATE: Match off due a waterlogged pitch. A new date will be confirmed in due course. Gainsborough Trinity are back in action at the Kal Group Stadium on Saturday, when we welcome Jamie Milligan’s Bamber Bridge to the Northolme. It’s another game, with a quick turnaround, with the sides having only played each other eighteen days ago, at Iron Gate.

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The relentless run of games continue, as the Holy Blues return to the Kal Group Stadium. This time welcoming Leek Town to Lincolnshire on Tuesday evening, as Trinity’s run of Saturday-Tuesday-Saturday continues. By the time the whistle blows at full time on Tuesday night, Russ Wilcox’s men will have played an incredible eight games in 25 days.

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The Holy Blues can confirm the permanent signing of Jack Leckie from Alfreton Town Football Club. The signing, for an undisclosed transfer fee, follows a successful loan spell, where the 22 year old has quickly settled in at the heart of the Trinity back line.

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