Main forge link with Doncaster Rovers
2nd March, 2015
Rossington Main have joined up with Doncaster Rovers which could eventually see young up-and-coming local talent turning out regularly at Toolstation NCEL level.
Club Doncaster Foundation Academy coordinator Sam Parkin said: "Being able to work with such a well-established local club like Rossington is fantastic!
"It is a great way for our academy players to continue to develop their skills playing for the foundation midweek and Rossington on a Saturday, representing Rossington in either their U19s with long-term aspirations of students representing the first team as part of their development programme."
Five of the academy's players are trialling for Main with the hope of them signing in the next few weeks.
Rossington Main first team manager Steve Brennen added: "This is a great opportunity for the club to link to a well-structured academy set up at a professional club.
"It is a huge step forward for our Development Plan and will see some of the best young players in the local area getting the chance to play on our first team pitch in an U19 set up with a view of progressing up the football ladder."
Carl Stokes, Rossington's chairman, said: "The committee and I are absolutely delighted for our club to be linked with Doncaster Rovers FC.
"As a community based club, we feel it is our duty to help with the development of talented local players and this link goes a long way to doing this.
"I'm sure this announcement will excite an awful lot of people around our local area especially the Donny Rovers fans throughout the village. Let's hope we can treat them to another successful pre season friendly against Rovers.
"A special thank you to Sam and Steve for all the hard work behind the scenes to make this all possible."
If you are 16-19 and want to combine full-time study and playing then please visit www.drfc-education.co.uk and apply online for a place starting this September.
Club Doncaster Foundation Academy coordinator Sam Parkin said: "Being able to work with such a well-established local club like Rossington is fantastic!
"It is a great way for our academy players to continue to develop their skills playing for the foundation midweek and Rossington on a Saturday, representing Rossington in either their U19s with long-term aspirations of students representing the first team as part of their development programme."
Five of the academy's players are trialling for Main with the hope of them signing in the next few weeks.
Rossington Main first team manager Steve Brennen added: "This is a great opportunity for the club to link to a well-structured academy set up at a professional club.
"It is a huge step forward for our Development Plan and will see some of the best young players in the local area getting the chance to play on our first team pitch in an U19 set up with a view of progressing up the football ladder."
Carl Stokes, Rossington's chairman, said: "The committee and I are absolutely delighted for our club to be linked with Doncaster Rovers FC.
"As a community based club, we feel it is our duty to help with the development of talented local players and this link goes a long way to doing this.
"I'm sure this announcement will excite an awful lot of people around our local area especially the Donny Rovers fans throughout the village. Let's hope we can treat them to another successful pre season friendly against Rovers.
"A special thank you to Sam and Steve for all the hard work behind the scenes to make this all possible."
If you are 16-19 and want to combine full-time study and playing then please visit www.drfc-education.co.uk and apply online for a place starting this September.
(Story Source: Rossington Main)
Main Keeper in Futsal Squad
11th September, 2014
Rossington Main have announced that goalkeeper Jordan Wildey has been selected for the Scotland national futsal squad.
Jordan, 20, has been with the Main for four years, lately combining NCEL football with playing futsal for Sheffield United's Community Foundation.
Having been made aware of his eligibility, the Scottish FA invited Jordan to a recent trial day which was attended by some 100 players, mostly from the leading futsal clubs in Scotland.
During the trial, the hopefuls were whittled down to a final 25 who will form the squad for a series of national squad get-togethers over the next few months.
They will then play two friendly internationals over the holiday period before the UEFA Futsal Championships commence in January.
Jordan is a Doncaster born local lad who is eligible for Scotland via his father, the Main's goalkeeper coach Andy Cowe.
As such, his selection is a big honour for the Toolstation NCEL Division One club who Jordan acknowledges have played a significant role in his development and all at Rosso have wished him the very best of luck with his call-up.
Jordan, 20, has been with the Main for four years, lately combining NCEL football with playing futsal for Sheffield United's Community Foundation.
Having been made aware of his eligibility, the Scottish FA invited Jordan to a recent trial day which was attended by some 100 players, mostly from the leading futsal clubs in Scotland.
During the trial, the hopefuls were whittled down to a final 25 who will form the squad for a series of national squad get-togethers over the next few months.They will then play two friendly internationals over the holiday period before the UEFA Futsal Championships commence in January.
Jordan is a Doncaster born local lad who is eligible for Scotland via his father, the Main's goalkeeper coach Andy Cowe.
As such, his selection is a big honour for the Toolstation NCEL Division One club who Jordan acknowledges have played a significant role in his development and all at Rosso have wished him the very best of luck with his call-up.
(Story Source: Rossington Main)
Commercial Manager Vacancy at Rossington
12th August, 2014
Toolstation NCEL Division One side Rossington Main are on the lookout for a part-time commercial manager.
The role will help to assist in the development of the club and tap into the extensive amount of businesses that exist within the village.
Salary would be commission-based.
Applications should be sent to Carl Stokes on carl.stokes179@gmail.com.
The role will help to assist in the development of the club and tap into the extensive amount of businesses that exist within the village.
Salary would be commission-based.
Applications should be sent to Carl Stokes on carl.stokes179@gmail.com.
(Story Source: Rossington Main)
Club Secretary Required at the Main
18th July, 2014
Toolstation Northern Counties East League Division One side Rossington Main are looking for a club secretary after the current secretary, Ged Parsons, tendered his resignation at the club?s AGM.
Ideally, the incoming person will be up-to-speed regarding the day-to-day running of an NCEL club though Ged has stated that he will stay on as long as necessary to help the new secretary as much as is needed.
The role, as are all at the club, will be on a voluntary basis and will include player registration, dealing with the League etc. along with matchday duties.
Benefits with the role include free entry to all games across the NCEL network along with the excellent hospitality and camaraderie at each club.
Anyone interested in the post should make contact with chairman Carl Stokes on carl.stokes179@gmail.com or Ged Parsons on g-parsons2@sky.com.
Ideally, the incoming person will be up-to-speed regarding the day-to-day running of an NCEL club though Ged has stated that he will stay on as long as necessary to help the new secretary as much as is needed.
The role, as are all at the club, will be on a voluntary basis and will include player registration, dealing with the League etc. along with matchday duties.
Benefits with the role include free entry to all games across the NCEL network along with the excellent hospitality and camaraderie at each club.
Anyone interested in the post should make contact with chairman Carl Stokes on carl.stokes179@gmail.com or Ged Parsons on g-parsons2@sky.com.
(Story Source: Rossington Main)
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