ALL SYSTEMS GO FOR TUESDAY NIGHT AFTER DIFFICULT WEEK FOR THE MILLERS.

A break in at the ground and awful vandalism up and across the road at the Junior section’s headquarters have made it a pretty horrendous few days for Carlton Town Fc.

We will reveal more details for supporters in the coming days, as the police begin their investigations into the two incidents, which come on the back of a week when Carlton Town had to cancel most of their 3G bookings due to ice and snow and lost Saturday’s game against North Ferriby for the same reason.

The club also said Goodbye to their beloved President Roger Smith who sadly passed away in October and was cremated at Gedling Crematorium after a moving service at St Helens Church in Plungar last Thursday 21st November.

Carlton Town are back in action on Tuesday night, the first game since Roger’s funeral and with the pitch looking in good nick, according to the Mini Millers who were working on it on Monday night (pictured) and well prepared after the bad weather cleared by groundsman Kris, Millers fans will be hoping Carlton can get back to winning ways after a recent dip in form.

The challenge will not be an easy one, Dunston are 6th in the league on 29 points, 6 ahead of the Millers with a game in hand.
The kick off at Stoke Lane is at 7.45pm and the club are hoping the recent upturn in attendances will continue, all be it on a colder, but hopefully dry November evening.