Day backs Boro to bounce back

4 Aug 2016 By David Watters

Farnborough have high hopes of bouncing back at the first attempt in the EVO-STIK League Southern next season after being relegated last term despite finishing above the drop zone before their switch from Ryman League this summer.

Boro manager Spencer Day, pictured, has told fans that he can guide them to promotion after the club was automatically demoted last season following a Football Association ruling on their CVA and a failure to pay off creditors.

That’s in the past says Day who has pieced together a strong looking squad as they look to climb back up to Step 3. His star summer signing as they look to start life in the EVO-STIK League Southern Central Division is former Luton Town defender Curtis Osano.

Keeper Joel Driscoll, 19, and Hendon’s Melvin Minter on dual registration, have also arrived and the Cherrywood Road boss isn’t concerned about opening their campaign against expected title challengers Bedford Town.

Day told GetHampahire: “It’s a really tough start but I am glad about that. I want the players to know how difficult it is going to be this season and I want them focused. We’re in good nick. We are happy with the players we’ve added to the squad and we want to have a good season.”

Image courtesy of www.farnboroughfc.co.uk

Where next?

Holleran adds another new face Leamington manager Paul Holleran has added another new face to his squad ahead of the upcoming EVO-STIK League Southern season with the signing of midfielder Ryan Quinn.

Freebie pass to boost gates again EVO-STIK League Southern Potters Bar Town are offering a free season ticket to supporters for a third consecutive season after seeing a healthy rise in attendances.