"Profound Sorrow": Club Expresses Apologies to Supporters for Absence of Players During Triumphant Procession
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🤘🏿 Hundreds of passionate supporters gather to congratulate their beloved non-league team on a historic win, but the players miss the celebration.
West Sussex sensation Horsham FC planned a grand celebration in the town's heart following an unprecedented league and cup double – yet strangely, the players seemed to have overlooked their invitation.
📍🌟 An estimated 800-1,000 enthusiasts flocked around the town's bandstand, eagerly anticipating a rendezvous with their idols. Alas, the champion players were nowhere to be found, causing quite the disappointment.
🗣️ Kevin Borrett, the club's chairman, expressed his sincere apologies in a statement: "We deeply regret the absence of our men's first team players at our gathering, particularly for our younger admirers, who were so fervently waiting to greet their heroes. Their excitement was originally meant to be fulfilled.
"We understand the immense significance of this moment for you and are left feeling remorseful as this crucial aspect of the festivities fell short of your expectations.
"The players' absence has shed light on some communication shortcomings on our part and various commitments both personal and professional that our amateur athletes juggle in their lives.
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"In an attempt to make amends, we will arrange an open training session in July as pre-season commences. This will offer families an exclusive opportunity to observe training, snap photos with the team and create cherished memories."
🏆🏆🏆 The statement continued: "Our unwavering appreciation goes out to the growing number of supporters who fill our stands – you're the foundation of our success. Thank you for sticking with us, and we eagerly anticipate continuing our journey together next season."
Horsham celebrated their triumph in the Isthmian League Premier Division and are now preparing to compete in the National League South for the first time in their 141-year history.
The absence of Horsham FC's players at their grand celebration has raised concerns about communication within the club. To make amends, they plan to arrange an open training session in July, inviting families to observe training, meet the team, and create cherished memories. The victory in the Isthmian League Premier Division marks the first time Horsham will compete in the National League South, having secured the promotion alongside Oldham, who have returned to the EFL after a 34-year absence. These moments demonstrate the passion and significance of non-league football as part of the broader sports landscape.
