Market Bosworth 2000 Football Club

 THREE MORE SHOWN THE DOOR

ANOTHER THREE PLAYERS HAVE LEFT MARKET BOSWORTH TODAY. JAMES SHARPE HAS LEFT FOR A CLUB IN LONDON, FOR UNDISCLOSED FEE. WHILE RICHARD KENDRICK HAS TO HANG UP HIS BOOTS DUE TO A REOCCURING KNEE INJURY AND FINALLY DAVE HAS LEFT DUE TO WORK COMMITMENTS.

THIS NOW LEAVES SMITH WITH A VERY LIGHTWIEGHT SQUAD. RUMOURS AROUND THE CLUB SUGGEST THAT ADAM HORTON, RECENTLY MADE ASSISTANT MANAGER, HAS SCOUTED AN EXCITING YOUNG STRIKER THAT COULD PUSH MITCH FOR HIS STARTING POSITION. BUT THE CLUB RELEASED A STATEMENT AFTER THE DEPARTURES OF SHARPE, KENDRICK AND DAVE:

'WE WISH DAVE, JAMES & RICHIE, THE BEST OF LUCK WHATEVER THE FUTURE MIGHT HOLD FOR THEM. THERE IS NO PRESSURE FOR THE NEW MANAGEMENT TEAM TO BRING NEW PLAYERS IN. WE WILL LEAVE THOSE DECISIONS TO SMITHY.'

GOOD NEWS WAS ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOWING DAY, WITH JOHN HOLMES BEING NAMED VICE CLUB CAPTAIN AT BOSWORTH 2000. J. HOLMES IS SAID TO BE DELIGHTED AT THE PROSPECT OF MORE RESPONSIBILITY AT THE CLUB. SMITH STATED;

'JOHN HOLMES IS A PLAYER WITH MOUNTAINS OF EXPERIENCE WHICH HE WILL PASS ON TO THE YOUNGER PLAYERS. HE IS SOMEONE WHO DOESN'T NEED AN ARMBAND TO PROVE HE IS A LEADER BUT STILL DESERVES THE RECOGNITION OF BEING A LEADER!'