The Scarborough News

Cayton Reserves quit the Saturday League

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Struggling Scarboroug­h News Saturday League side Cayton Reserves have called it quits.

The Division Two club have struggled for players despite a solid start to the season, and they were close to resigning in January but decided to try and see out the season.

They haven’t been able to raise enough players to keep two sides going at the club though, which has forced them to call it a day.

Former boss Damon Cook said: “I’m gutted, but it’s the way local league football is going now.

“We started the season with a very decent squad, started unbeaten in the first four or five games, now I’m sending out 16 to 20 texts during the week, getting three confirming, three saying no and 10 to 14 not replying.

“The fun and enjoyment seems to have disappeare­d completely from football and lads are now doing alternativ­es on weekends.

“I’m very confident we won’t be the last to go.

“I’m not really sure what the answer is to stopping it, young lads don’t have the same mentality anymore, it seems if they aren’t winning 10-0 every week they aren’t interested.”

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Cayton Reserves have resigned from the Scarboroug­h News Saturday League due to a lack of players

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