Pay £50 for first team trial
NUNEATON Borough have announced an open trial for their first team but people will have to fork out for it.
The ‘Boro is holding open trials to find new first team players but people will have to pay £50 to take part.
In a post made on its website, the club announced the trials on Tuesday, March 5.
It reads: “Players are invited to pre-register for the trial and come along for the afternoon with the chance to earn a place in a side that will face the first team later that evening.
“The trial costs £50 and interested players should email the club for registration and payment details. The trial will be limited to 50 places so get your details in early.”
The trials at the ‘Boro will start at 2.30pm and will include a break so that players can be chosen for a trial match at 7.30pm.
Anyone who would like more information about the forthcoming about the current state of trials should email secretary@nuneatonboroughfc.com the club during a postmatch radio interview only a matter of weeks
It is no secret that the ago. cash-strapped club has In the interview, following had to let a swathe of first the 5-1 loss to team players go in a bid Boston United, he said: to help reduce the wage “We need ten people and bill at Liberty Way. ten people really need to
It is also known that come to the fore and say the club desperately ‘yes, I am going to help needs ten investors to Jimmy Ginnelly to save step in and help bank the club.’ roll the club until the “I am going to give it end of the season, and my best shot but it is getting into next, to help ensure very close that it can continue. administration is going
A prospectus is being be the only way, or liquidation, drawn up to help find is going to be the interested parties. only way out, I would say
Manger Jimmy Ginnelly in the next two or three previously warned weeks.
“If people don’t want to save this club and keep talking about it, then please leave the people who do want to save the club.”
It has been just over a week since former chair Nick Hawkins announced that he would be standing down from the role he held for three months. The former Chasetown player was given the all-clear form the National League to take control of the club which has been at the centre of turmoil for more than a year. During his time as chairman, he has seen two different managers leave.