Trophy win: facts and figures

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It was a memorable night at the Jakemans Community Stadium as Boston Town lifted the Lincolnshire Senior Trophy.

Here are some facts and figures to put the triumph into context:

The directors managed to get their hands on the trophy – L-R: Eddie Graves, Bill Cooper, Mick Vines

Here are some facts and figures to put the triumph into context:

  • It was the Poachers’ first silverware since 2009
  • That 14-year barren spell was the longest without a trophy in the club’s history
  • It’s the 8th time Boston have won the Lincs Senior Trophy (previously called the Lincs Senior A Cup)
  • Martyn Bunce becomes only the 5th manager in the club’s history to win a trophy, after Paul Todd, Bill Curry, Bob Don-Duncan and Bill Brindley
  • The win against Deeping stretches Boston Town’s unbeaten run to 12 games
  • The Poachers have won 5 out of their last 6 games
  • It was a 17th clean sheet of the season and 8 in their last 11 games

This was the 20th trophy the club have won since forming in 1964 – 8 league titles and 12 wins in cup competitions

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