coronavirus Redditch United Duane Darby

Feckenham groundshare is big boost to coffers at Redditch United

are getting ready to share The Trico Stadium with Feckenham FC when next season kicks off.
The Premier Division Central’s Reds announced a season long groundshare with their Worcestershire neighbours for the 2020/21 campaign on Wednesday.
The Step 7 Millers has been bidding for promotion to Division One of the Midland League before the but their efforts had been hampered by last season’s bad weather and a series of weather-related postponements.
Now they are looking forward to benefiting from United’s 3G surface while the Reds are looking forward to reaping the financial rewards of the deal.


“We’re delighted to have reached an agreement to play our home games at The Trico Stadium, we see this move as the next step in the club’s evolution as we look to develop the club both on and off the pitch,” said Feckenham FC chairman Tony Round in joint statement.
“The ground has some of the best facilities in the area and will allow the 1st team manager Aaron Blackwood to continue to develop some of the best young talent locally at our level which is something both he and the Feckenham committee are committed to.
“The agreement also gives us the necessary requirements to progress up the pyramid should we achieve our goals over the coming seasons. I’d like to thank Dave and the rest of the board at Redditch United for making it such a smooth process, we look forward to a fruitful partnership and being part of the future at the Trico Stadium.”
Redditch United operations manager David Faulkner told the club’s website: ”We are very excited to have Feckenham join us at The Trico Stadium. To have another Redditch-based first team at the ground is fantastic for the local area.
“Not only will this be a financial benefit to Redditch United but there will be football benefits too as we will be able to feed our young players to Feckenham to gain experience in their development to play in our senior team.


“Thanks to a recent Football Foundation grant we have been able to invest in an improved function room and changing facilities. The more people we can have utilising our amazing ground the better.
“I’m absolutely sure football in Redditch will continue to thrive and we will continue to invest heavily in Redditch United to ensure the future of our club whilst benefiting the local community”.
For much more news make sure you get your copy of The Non-League Paper this week!

Non-League Paper NLP National League

ESSENTIAL READ: This week’s

In shops on Sundays and Mondays,  is also available as a page-rustling digital edition and full replica of the printed paper from midnight on Saturdays.
Try the digital paper for free today with our first paper in May only a few clicks away right now as a FREE SAMPLE EDITION! Digital readers also save cash on single issues, even more on longer deals and enjoy full access to The NLP’s entire archive.


Have you voted yet in the 2020 with the polls closing on Thursday? Click here today to cast your vote in single or multiple categories in this season’s ‘Virtual NGAs’!
The Non-League Paper
The Non-League Paper is also a finalist in the 2020 Football Content Awards. Help The NLP win one of football’s Oscars by voting today via the accolades’ website or social media platforms.
To vote via the website click here
To vote via Twitter click here
To vote via Instagram click here
Images courtesy of The Non-League Paper & @RedditchUtd/Twitter
 

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*