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FROGLEY: DON'T TELL ME WHEN TO PLAY!

Martin Frogley has told Trinity boss Salv Rufolo: Don't tell me when i cant go and watch England play!!

The Trinity midfielder, 18, insists he will only listen to German surgeon Dr Ulrike Muschaweck who recently performed physio therapy on his injured groin.

Frogley was due to play on saturday against Fittleworth reserves but has has to pull out due to injury and will now go and watch England v Estonia.

Frogley said "I will listen to the surgeon and not anyone else because she knows what she is talking about and plus i can get totally wrecked watching England thump Estonia. A weeks rest should see this problem clear up once and for all and then i can give my all for Trinity for the remainder of the season"

A Horsham Trinity spokesman has today confirmed the signing of Portsmouth's Nick O'Carroll and Patrick Laney.  The pair attended Trinity's Victory Road Training Ground on Thursday to put pen to paper and finalise their signing to the South East club.

'The signings we have secured this week are two players we have been following over the past few seasons but due to work permit issues have until now been unable to sign for us,'Joint Manager John Maguire told the clubs website.

Laney a centre half and O'Carroll a versatile right sided player will give Trinity strength and depth to the already promising team they have unveiled for the forthcoming season. 

A friendly will be taking place this Sunday against Swindon Road Vets.  A mixed side will go up against the veteran side at 6pm this Sunday with the chance to make their mark and impress the clubs scouts, coaching and management staff, with rumours of Steve Mclaren making a brief appearence after watching Manchester United take on Reading at Old Trafford checking out potential future talents for the England set-up.

The fixture at the BBH stadium is to be the first of a few pre-season friendlies for the South East club, with potential matches currently kept under wraps but rumoured to be against difficult opposition.

Last Thursday at Horsham Trinity's Victory Road Training Academy, what seemed like a routine challenge has now resulted in the absence of Richard Brooker for the opening of this seasons campaign.
Brooker suffered a broken tarsal after a fairly light challenge from Christiano Rufulo.  After close examination from the hospital doctor it is confirmed he will be absent for upto 6 weeks, an injury that has plagued the start of Joey Bartons anticipated Newcastle season.

Horsham Trinity's club doctor however feels the diagnosis and treatment from the hospital is over exagerated and feels Brookers need for crutches is attention seeking and needless, and has encouraged the team to adjust and tamper with his crutches at any given opportunity.