FANS FORUM: A Summary

The following is a summary of Thursday’s fans forum, outlining the topics of discussion on the evening. Answering questions were chairman Rod Brown & manager Paul Smith. The night began with an open training session before the questions were asked. All club volunteers who attended had their drinks paid for on the night, as a thank ...

INFO: Fans Forum & Open Training 

Tonight is set to be a busy one, as we will be holding a Fans Forum and an open training session. The open training at the UK Electrical Stadium will commence at 6:45 and last one hour, with the Fans Forum starting shortly after, in the Rousler Bar, at 8pm. The Fans Forum will provide ...

NEWS SUMMARY: The Latest From Sporting

The following is a Sporting news summary, outlining bits of information that you may find of interest… HITCHIN INFO – tickets & parking Parking at Hitchin’s Top Field is now extremely limited, so they now need to have controlled parking. There will be enough guaranteed space for players parking and the team coach. If this ...

GET INVOLVED: Matchday Volunteers Wanted

As Bromsgrove Sporting embark on another season in The Southern League Premier Division Central, we are looking to work closely with community groups and local supporters to create a family friendly, welcoming environment where people of all ages can enjoy watching the range of Sporting teams play.  The UK Electrical Stadium needs to meet certain ...

CLUB NEWS: Richard Boorn becomes Vice President

The Bromsgrove Sporting executive board are very pleased to announce that Richard Boorn, who recently resigned as the club’s vice chairman for health reasons, has been persuaded to continue to be of assistance for the club in the role of Vice President.  This enables the executive board and Richard to work effectively together, as and when it is required.  Chairman Rod Brown commented: “As chairman, I value his expertise with ...

TOM RANKIN: Fundraiser Game

Yesterday, we hosted a match in honour of former Sporting player Tom Rankin, who tragically passed away far too soon two years ago. The game, which raised over £1,000 for the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), saw a ‘Tom Rankin’ XI face a Loughborough Uni XI, with the Loughborough side running out 8-3 winners.  The ...