Bradley Wells Boosts Blues!

Tuesday, 16 May 2017 17:03

It’s not every day you get a phone call from the manager and he tells you he has snapped up a thirty-goal striker, but I got that call today as an excited Dave Frecklington struggled to contain his delight at landing Trinity a striker who netted 30 times last season and bagged a spot in the Evo-Stik League Northern Premier, First Division South Team of the Year!

Join Our Winning U18s

Thursday, 11 May 2017 07:12

Gainsborough Trinity FC are now looking for players at U18s level to join our highly successfully team for the 2017/18 season. If you are a player with a willingness to develop, learn and progress, and want to play for a well-established football club, with a senior team that plays in the Vanarama National League North, please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with your details, and we'll be in touch.

Ellis Storey Incoming

Tuesday, 09 May 2017 17:30

The first of the new recruits signed by Gainsborough Trinity boss, Dave Frecklington is Ellis Storey who finished last season at Grantham Town. Ellis is a player that Frecks has been chasing since he first arrived at the club. An athletic, left full back, Storey came through the academy at Ilkeston prior to joining Coalville, from where he signed for fellow Evo-Stick Premier Division outfit, Grantham.

Away Match vs FC United of Manchester

Friday, 28 April 2017 07:08

Important information from FC United of Manchester regarding Saturday’s crucial fixture. We have been advised of the following information for our travelling supporters on Saturday. FC United advise us that they only segregate games when advised by police, with most of their fixtures being unsegregated. Due to the large crowd expected on Saturday, Trinity supporters are advised to enter via turnstiles 11 and 12 at the Lightbowne Road end of the ground, see image below.

Frecks' Rebuild Continues at Pace

Monday, 15 May 2017 15:14

On his return from a pre-arranged holiday, Gainsborough Trinity manager Dave Frecklington wasted little time in unveiling a further two new signings to bolster his side that avoided relegation from the National League North on a dramatic final day.

The Blues’ boss has strengthened his midfield and attacking options with the latest two captures. Craig King a forward, who can play anywhere across the front line, signs from Salford City. Salford City losing out over two legs to promoted FC Halifax Town. The second addition is that of Shane Clarke, the midfielder who returns to the club for a second spell, arriving from Lincolnshire rivals Boston United.

Jonathan Wafula Signs

Wednesday, 10 May 2017 07:42

The preparations ahead of the 2017/18 season continued at pace, with the arrival of Jonathan Wafula, who signed last night, having finished the season at Shaw Lane. It was at Shaw Lane where he helped them win the Evo-Stick Division One, South title by six points from Witton Albion. An attacking midfielder, with an eye for goal, Jonathon has aspirations of playing at the highest level possible, having spent three years in non-league football, since leaving Chesterfield where he was a scholar.

Latest Trinity News

Friday, 05 May 2017 08:11

Gainsborough Trinity Football Club have moved to secure Dave Frecklington as Manager, following the preservation of Trinity’s National League North status last weekend.

Frecklington, and his assistant, Terry Fleming, are delighted to pen two year deals, which is set to give the club some much needed stability following an 18 month period where the Holy Blues have been managed by Steve Housham, Dominic Roma and finally Dave Frecklington. Stability that will enable the later to plan short, medium and longer term, as Gainsborough look to compete in an ever-growing league.

Home Match vs Kidderminster Preview

Friday, 21 April 2017 07:02

After having rescued a point in their last fixture from a superb last minute block by Cecil Nyoni, The Holy Blues look to continue to pick up points as they come into their final two games of the season where they carry on to attempt escape from the relegation zone. Gainsborough will host second in the league Kidderminster Harriers at the Martin & Co Arena this Saturday where they will be looking to pick up all three points. However Trinity boss Dave Frecklington doesn't believe its going to be so simple as he says this ahead of the fixture.