Wanderers' Community Trust will receive market-leading sports equipment from Precision Training for the next three years, after they were announced as the Official Training Aids Supplier of The Football League.

The Blues are among the participating clubs that will receive an annual supply of cones, speed ladders, boundary poles and ancillary training items to assist their effort to promote participation in football in their local area.

Community Trust manager Dave Evans told wwfc.com: "The deal is great news for the club. The equipment we'll receive in the coming years will assist in our development as a Community Trust."

In announcing the new agreement with Precision Training, Football League Chairman Lord Mawhinney said: "I am delighted to welcome Precision training as the latest official supplier in the Football League's commercial programme."

"The equipment they supply will help our clubs provide even more opportunities for local people to take part in professioanl and eqipped football activities.

David Sanderson, national sales manager for Precision Training, said: "This is one of the most exciting and ambitious partnerships we have entered into in the four-year evolution of Precision Training.

"We are delighted to have played a significant role in the increased participation of grass roots football throughout the UK across all age ranges,

"Our new partnership with the Football League will encourage participation at grassroots level and ensure that thousands of young people across England and Wales ti get access to the same level of high qaulity aids enjoyed by our leading professional clubs."