Trinity's first team entertain top of the table Leeds Medics in Senior A this Saturday 22 November.  Trinity's second team are at home to bottom of the table Modernians II in Division Two.  Any players interested in joining Trinity please e-mail the website with your details - the e-mail address is at the bottom of the page. 

Trinity's first team entertain top of the table Leeds Medics in Senior A this Saturday 22 November.  Trinity's second team are at home to bottom of the table Modernians II in Division Two.  Click on The Lowe Down for a preview of both games.

Stevie Travers scored two goals as Trinity's first team beat  Bramley Juniors 6-4 in Senior A on Saturday 15 November.  Click on first team match reports for details of the game.

Trinity's second team were beaten 6-1 by top of the table East Leeds Trinity on Saturday 15 November.  Click on second team match reports for details of the game.

For full details of players' appearances and goals scored in this season, click on Statistics

Read the latest fitness tip in Jim Mullowney's Football Fitness column on the other side of this page.

Suggestions for possible Trinity social evenings was the last topic discussed in the latest  Gardiner's World column, the world through the eyes of Trinity midfielder Chris Gardiner.

Trinity's Worthington 2007/08 Worthington Cup competition, which took place at The Pack Horse in December 2007, was the most exciting yet.  Click on Worthington Cup Review 2007/08 to read all about it.

Dave 'Killer' Kilsby, Trinity FC Online's resident music critic, last review was on 'Colour it in' the album from the band The Macabees in his popular Killer's Verdict column. 

You can enter the official website of the Yorkshire Old Boys' League by clicking on YOBL to view all recent results and current league tables.

Ground: St Theresa's RC Primary School, Barwick Road, Leeds 15.

Directions: From Leeds follow York Road (A64) to Barwick Road roundabout, take second left and school is on right.  

.....the column where new Trinity social secretary Gareth Curran tells you about the upcoming Trinity Social events.

The first Trinity social of the new season on Saturday 11th October was a fantastic success.

Throughout the season I'll be keeping you informed of all future events.

This is Gareth 'social secretary' Curran signing off.

Football Fitness

... the exciting column where your fitness questions are answered by Trinity's Jim 'Mullers' Mullowney

This week's question comes from Bernard Shepherd from Baildon.  He writes:

'I'm getting on a bit in football terms and am losing the motivation to do the training that I used to do to keep myself fit enough for a football game on Saturday.  I want to stay fit but don't want to spend time doing long runs.  What do you recommend?' 

It's all about training smarter rather than longer Bernard.  Why don't you try interval training.  Try running at three quarter pace for one minute, then rest for one minute.  Repeat this ten times so that you have ran a total of ten minutes.  You will be able to increase the pace the more times you repeat this session.  Running at a faster pace than you would do for a longer run is more likely to replicate the pace you would run at when playing a football game, hence you are training smarter.

If you've got any fitness questions e-mail Trinity FC Online now!