 Like the town, our football club and its fans also need to stop wallowing in past disasters and move on. There are those who believe that Grimsby Town expired and was buried on that Saturday afternoon at the Pirelli Stadium, but reports of its death have been greatly exaggerated. Admittedly it’s in pretty poor health and has been for years but, contrary to popular belief, with a rigorous course of rehabilitation and some TLC (no, I don’t mean Miss McCutcheon and her yogurt), the prognosis is reasonably good. |
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 To say that this season has been a terrible disappointment would be an understatement, so when the Club asked us a few weeks ago who the Trust’s player of the year was going to be, our initial reaction was to laugh out loud. |
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 The Grimsby Town youth team once again proved to be the light in the midst of a dismal season, as they lifted the Midland Youth Cup following a 1-0 win against Shrewsbury.
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 Welcome to today’s final home game of the season, against Barnet. At the time of writing Town haven’t yet been relegated but, I’m guessing, that by the time you read this our entry into the Conference will be confirmed. Either way, get behind the team (it’s not the current players that have got us into this mess) and make today’s game an enjoyable occasion. |
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