Archived News from July 2009
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SSA FUND ANOTHER BONDING DAY
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The SSA are funding another bonding day, in Cumbria next week.
David Holdsworth thanks the SSA, read full story at mansfieldtown.net here --------------------- Meanwhile, SSA 2009/10 season membership is available at the website http://www.thessa.org Join online or download the application form from the SSA website. ---------------- CHAD.co.uk, 06 July 2009 SSA have coach seats available for any Stags fans wanting to travel to Newport on Sat 18th July to watch the Holdsworth brothers do battle in Stags first friendly of pre season. This will be the first opportunity to see the Stags new look squad and anybody wanting to go should ring SSA on 07967 689597 as soon as possible to book their seat as places are limited. After investing £10,000 last season SSA have also pledged a minimum of £10,000 to MTFC this upcoming season and are paying for the squads latest team building exercise in Cumbria this week. SSA also paid for the clubs recent go karting day and have agreed to buy a new Stags Marquee for the club also this close season. SSA members will enjoy club shop discount this season as well as a package of other benefits including discounted family friendly travel to ALL Stags away games. You can join SSA for 09/10 online at http://www.thessa.org or by filling in SSA application forms which are available from Field Mill. ---------------- Team bonding trip to Cumbria CHAD.co.uk, 06 July 2009 STAGS are off to Cumbria this week for a two day team bonding trip - thanks to the Stags' Supporters' Association. http://www.chad.co.uk/stags/Team-bonding-trip-to-Cumbria.5432906.jp Supporters offered to fund the trip which will see David Holdsworth and his men tackle three tough outdoor assignments. "I am sure the boys will enjoy it," said Holdsworth. "It will be hard work - this is not a jolly-up. It is there to help them focus. It will be tough but they will do it with a smile on their faces." One task is gorge felling which will see players leaping into ice cold water. "It is a fabulous, exhilarating thing to do, though when the icy cold water hits their backsides they will know about it," said Holdsworth. "Another group will be racing canoes and a third group will work on raft building, designed on team ethic, son we can see who the bright ones are and who could survive on a desert island. "We will probably split into three groups with defenders/goalkeepers, midfield players and forwards. It will help them know team mates' strengths and weaknesses. "In the evening we will have a meal together and maybe a game of Scrabble which should be fun." |
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