New trio are hoping to make Borough impact
His inexperienced squad suffered a 7-2 drubbing at Dorchester Town on Monday night.
The recently-appointed manager was only able to take 12 players to the Avenue Stadium, but has managed to bolster his squad ahead of tomorrow’s game in south Wales.
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Hide AdCatlin has brought in attacker Dale Mason from AFC Portchester, Jack Breed from the academy and former Bournemouth trainee Ethan Millar.
Although the club remains under a transfer embargo, the Borough boss has managed to deregister some players to boost his squad.
‘It is not easy to deregister and register players because there is a 14-day rule,’ said Catlin.
‘Everything is geared for a Tuesday ahead of the games at the weekend.
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Hide Ad‘It meant Monday’s match was a game too far for us – we found ourselves in an impossible situation.
‘Since then I have been able to get some players off the books.
‘It gives me a chance to bring some of the young lads through.
‘That has to be the way forward for us at the moment.
‘Admittedly, the Southern League is a harsh environment where the physicality – more than anything – is the biggest challenge.