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LINCOLN CITYTUESDAY 21st MARCH 2017

KICK OFF 7.45pmVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE

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CONTENTS

CLUB NEWS Season Ticket Offer 2017/18

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BOREHAM WOOD FOOTBALL CLUB

FOUNDED 1948

GROUND: Meadow Park,

Broughinge Road,

Borehamwood, Herts.

WD6 5AL.

Telephone: 0208-953 5097

0208-207 7982 (Fax)

Full Members of

The Football Association

The National League

AFFILIATED TO:

The Hertfordshire Football

Association

The London Football

Association

CLUB COLOURS:

White/Black/ White

CHANGE COLOURS:

All Sky Blue

MAIN SPONSOR:

Barnet & Southgate

College

PRINCIPAL PARTNERS:

Hertsmere Borough Council

Elstree & Borehamwood

Town Council

DIRECTORY

PRESIDENT:

W.F. O’Neill

CHAIRMAN:

Danny Hunter

CLUB / MATCH SECRETARY:

Billy Hunter

GENERAL MANAGER:

Matt Hunter

FINANCE DIRECTOR:

Ciara Dyer

BOOKKEEPER:

Amy Claydon

MEDIA MANAGER:

Grant Morris

COMMERCIAL &

HOSPITALITY MANAGER:

Mandee Morris

GROUNDSMAN AND

MAINTENANCE MANAGER:

Daniel Hunter

BAR MANAGER:

Micky Hunter

CATERING MANAGER:

May Mason

FIRST TEAM MANAGER:

Luke Garrard

ASSISTANT MANAGER:

Jason Goodliffe

ACADEMY MANAGER:

Billy Hunter

ACADEMY DIRECTOR:

Luke Garrard

CLINICAL LEAD:

Megan Reid

ACADEMY PHYSIO:

Kate Simmons

HEAD ACADEMY COACH:

Cameron Mawer

COMMUNITY MANAGER:

Ken Heddington

ACADEMY COACHES:

Junior Lewis

Ricky Shakes

Matthew Whichelow

Daniel Woodards

Joe Devera

David Stephens

Matt Paine

Bruno Andrade

Grant Smith

Angelo Balanta

STADIUM CATERING:

The Lunch Box Ltd

STADIUM MANAGER:

Matthew Hunter

PROGRAMME EDITOR:

Billy Hunter

PA ANNOUNCER:

Mark Hughes

CLUB SHOP:

Grant Morris

CONTENTS

ISTHMIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Premier Division Play-off Winners 2009/10

Premier Division Runners-up: 1997/98

Division One Champions: 1994/95, 2000/01

Division Two Champions: 1976/77

League Cup Winners: 1996/97

League Cup Runners-up: 1998/99

FULL MEMBERS CUP

Runners-up: 1994/95, 1995/96

SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Division One East Champions: 2005/06

THE FOOTBALL CONFERENCE SOUTH:

Promotion Final Winners 2014/15

FA CHALLENGE CUP

1st Round: 1973/74, 1977/78, 1998/99, 2002/03, 2003/04, 2012/13, 2013/14, 2015/16, 2016/17

2nd Round: 1996/97, 1997/98.

FA CHALLENGE TROPHY

Semi-Finalists: 2005/06

HERTFORDSHIRE FA SENIOR CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS:

1971/72, 1998/99, 2001/02, 2007/08, 2013/14.

CHARITY CUP WINNERS:

1980/81, 1983/84, 1985/86, 1988/89, 1989/90.

LONDON FA CHALLENGE CUP

Winners: 1997/98

A PROGRESS REPORT From Chairman Danny Hunter

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THE MANAGERS NOTES Luke Garrard

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MATCH PREVIEW Boreham Wood V Lincoln City

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TABLE, FIXTURES & STATS For the Vanarama National League

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CLUB NEWS Club Captain commits to Wood

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ACADEMY NEWS Under 16’s

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OUR OPPONENTS Lincoln City

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CLUB HONOURS

COMMUNITY NEWS Wood in the Community

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From Chairman Danny Hunter

Tonight we welcome our friends from Lincoln City to Meadow Park for this Vanarama National League encounter. May I wish their directors, manager, players and supporters a pleasant stay with us and a safe journey home.

A PROGRESS REPORT

Well, after what I had called a bit of a mini-storm of poor results with a distinct lack of goals since November, the dressing room has partly bounced back in the last few weeks or so, with 6 very valuable points in the last four games, with 5 valuable goals, albeit all in one game, with 4 clean sheets in those last four games and, thankfully that return has moved us back into the top twelve.

Tonight though we face what I’d best describe as the team of the season thus far in the visit of league leaders Lincoln City, a side who have captured the whole nation’s imagination, but who will perhaps be hurting tonight from their FA Trophy defeat to York City on Saturday.

Any semi-final defeat hurts, but for them to be just 90 minutes from a first trip up Wembley Way will undoubtedly be seen as an opportunity missed. That said, I’m sure Lincoln will be thinking it’s how they react to adversity that will define their season. It’s perhaps now a test of their mentality and inner belief that will

shape their ambition.

I do believe though that in Lincoln’s case, they have already demonstrated they have a very strong inner belief and a very good mentality to win football matches. They are very much a club together, they are it seems incredibly focused and they’ll know the most important thing is to simply concentrate on the next game in front of them.

They will already understand that a semi-final defeat hurts but it’s only about the end game and promotion that will matter for them come what may. At present the Lincoln directors, their management, players and supporters are still armed with the memories of what has been a quite sensational League and FA Cup campaign.

Their FA Cup run has I believe, genuinely now re-written the book for modern non-league football clubs in what can actually be achieved in that competition as even clubs as low as


those in League Two now it seems want to play weakened teams for what we still see as a major competition.

Just a few short weeks ago, I watched big clubs like Brighton and Hove Albion, Ipswich Town and Burnley tweak their teams and were put to the sword by this wonderful Lincoln City side and management team. Not for one minute of the games I watched were Lincoln playing the underdog role of nicking a goal and hanging on for grim death. No, this was different, they were not lucky, they were talented, organised, controlled and in truth more than deserved each and every cup upset they achieved.

But on that footnote, I’m sure that the whole of Lincoln would now swap, for instance, their 2-0 Trophy win here three weeks ago, for a 2-0 league win here tonight? It’s about the end game and as I said above, for Lincoln City a day out at Wembley will not define their season as it’s only ever going to be about them rejoining the pro ranks once again.

It would though perhaps be apt for them to regain their Football League status in this, the year where as a club they lost their old gaffer in Graham Taylor. It was perhaps Mr Taylor who gave the Imps, until Danny and Nick Cowley came along, some of their best memories historically and is a person who is remembered so fondly.

So after tonight, I genuinely hope that Danny, Nick and of course Graham Taylor’s memory, do go on to win the National League. They have lit up this season thus far and have brought hope to every young management team in the country that they can go

from being PE teachers, or whatever jobs they are in, to creating careers in football management that can possibly take you to the very top levels of English football.

As such, the Cowleys have brought such positive publicity to every club at our level, but it is perhaps a lesser known fact that the two Cowley brothers Danny and Nick for a brief time, actually played their football here with us at Meadow Park, under previous manager Ian Allinson.

They were in truth two very hard working guys, who have before and since earned every reward they have ever received as players and they are now deservedly, through their astonishing track record in management, earning every accolade that comes their way in the management department. This season has seen sustained success and improvement coming quickly in their Lincoln tenure. That instant success has probably even taken the lads and the club by surprise but from the outside looking in, I would say It is just reward for simply being the best managerial partnership in the non-league game at present.

Again though it does prove that over a period of time, hard work and care is often rewarded, and if hard work is the order of the day then let’s hope this is their season. If it is, then they’ll be handing Lincoln, Danny, Nick and their hard working dressing room the league title at the end of April. If they are I think everyone would accept that the best side this season won the league.

However I must also add a note of caution to the written superlatives above


as we all know that football is reliably unreliable and has never quite been a science so it’s littered with nearly men stories, where a club doesn’t always get what it deserves.

No, sporting success or failure often mirrors everyday life. If it’s about getting your just rewards for being the hardest workers, trust me then BWFC would already be in the play offs this evening. No, to win a league or promotion at whatever level, it’s also about decision making, it’s about attitude, discipline and desire. When you combine that with great staff, great management, more hard work and of course a half decent budget then, of course, talent finally gets a chance to raise its head.

Anyway after this evening, I hope that Lincoln, Danny, Nick and their supporters get their just reward and the promotion they crave.

OTHER CLUB NEWS

We are absolutely delighted to announce that our club captain Joe Devera has signed a 12 month extension to his contract and will play his football with us until the end of the 2017/18 season.

We will hopefully be making what I consider to be a very big announcement at 4pm tomorrow, in regards to a transfer agreement that’s already been reached, but it is another milestone transfer that I feel best showcases our management, our staff, our infrastructure and our progress both on and off the field.

Finally I will in the next few weeks or so, need to do an interview with media

man Grant Morris on BWTV to fully explain to you, our supporters, about my excitement and my plans for our new training facility build that begins on May 15th. Plus my decision to finally withdraw our two pitch astro planning application, to further another stadium facility build with the new main stadium pitch build that begins on April 24th.

On top of that there’s the new Arsenal contract that is nearing completion. There’s also a new sports/education contract that’s just being signed until 2020 and then there’s a major main sponsorship renewal to announce, which again runs until 2020. Finally there is more than the real possibility of us building a brand new state of the art East Stand.

Anyway, back to tonight, can I welcome back one of Wood’s prodigal sons in striker Lee Angol to Meadow Park. For me, Lee was the major factor on the pitch, why we are now in the National League and why we are playing the likes of Lincoln City, Tranmere Rovers and the Wrexham’s. Lee was simply magnificent for us throughout that promotion season when we resided in the Conference South. His goals, his presence and his partnership with strike partner, Junior Morias, scared teams to death. On a personal basis, I’m also so pleased that we have as a club helped both those young players get themselves moves back into the pro game.

Anyway enough of my drivel, whoever you support lets hope for an open attacking game and may the best team win.

It’s over to you.

Dannywww.bwfctv.co.uk I @BOREHAM_WOODFC I www.borehamwoodfootballclub.co.UK I 7

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THE MANAG ER

Good Evening, Firstly I would like to welcome Danny Cowley and his Lincoln City players and staff to Meadow Park for tonight’s midweek National League fixture. Tonight marks a welcomed return to the National League for our visitors, after two FA Trophy fixtures and the memorable FA Cup Quarter Final encounter against Arsenal at the Emirates, which has seen their focus narrow solely to the National League title race. Unfortunately after their fairytale FA Cup run ended at the Emirates, more realistic dreams of walking down Wembley Way were squashed after York City took an aggregate lead in their FA Trophy Semi Final tie following a dubious extra time penalty decision and held on to upset the Imps at Sincil Bank. As I mentioned, tonight however Lincoln’s focus returns to league matters and they will want to widen the advantage they hold at the top of the table and continue their push towards the Football League. Whereas for us our ambitions are slightly more modest, it’s about upsetting the apple cart, and to continue with our recent good home form to remain on track for a top 12 finish. Its no secret what Lincoln possess in their dressing room and the manner in which they go about their business. We’ve witnessed first hand on two occasions this season, in addition to the other opportunities we’ve had to watch them

when upsetting the likes of Oldham Athletic, Ipswich Town, Brighton & Hove Albion and Burnley on our TV screens. We will need to ensure we are prepared and organised to deal with any threat. However on our day, I believe we can match anyone in this division. We come into the game unbeaten at home in our last five league matches; including having kept four consecutive clean sheets, which has been extremely positive. Additionally, the return of Morgan Ferrier to tonight’s squad will give us an added boost to our offensive options. Dependent on selection, hopefully Morgan can add the much-needed firepower in order to secure a positive result this evening. Talking of personnel, we have now secured eight of the current squad on contracts for next season, with Joe Devera being the latest to commit for the 2017/18 campaign. Considering we currently have the fourth best defensive record in the division with 17 clean sheets to our name this campaign, to have secured the services of many of our defensive players bodes well for us and gives us a solid foundation to build our squad for next season. It’s then for myself and my management team to identify and recruit with a real understanding of what’s required to compliment the strong base of players we have retained, to add even more quality to the ranks.

LUKE GARRARD


THE MANAG ER

Before I sign off, I would just like to take this opportunity to welcome back Lee Angol to Meadow Park. Lee was instrumental in our success when we won promotion to the National League with 25 league goals to his name that season. He was the League’s top marksman and duly was recognised as Non-League Football’s Young Player of the Season before clinching his return to the Football League with Peterborough United. He has already hit the ground running at Lincoln with four goals in three games, including a hat trick on his debut against Danny’s former side Braintree. If Lee can continue that rich vein of form, I’m sure results and perhaps the league title will follow for Lincoln City. Anyway, back to tonight’s game, let’s hope for a positive performance and result. Hope you enjoy the game!

Luke


The Wood Chairman finished by saying “We all know we can

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Boreham Wood Football Club are pleased to

announce that our latest Adult season ticket

initiative is launched today for season 2017/18.

This offer will stay active until the end of April and will save an-

yone who participates, £99 on the forthcoming £199 early bird

season ticket offer, that will come into effect on May 1st, 2017.

This is a club initiative, where we will offer our supporters an

Adult or Senior Citizen season ticket for next season for just

£100. However for you to get that discounted rate, you must

introduce another Adult or Senior Citizen, who must also pur-

chase a £100 Adult or Senior Citizen season ticket, for you

both to be eligible.

Chairman Danny Hunter said “It’s an offer I hope that people

feel is not to be missed and will improve our support base. We

obviously need to get more local people, more families, and

more of our community watching their football at Meadow

Park next season.

“Any increased support would be welcomed, even if it’s only

slightly as it’s really the only way for us to progress. If we can

somehow encourage more people to come and support their

local club then everyone’s a winner and this might be the start

of something bigger for the club.

“So if people are out there and doing their maths then they

simply need to base our offer on this season’s match-day

adult price of £18 per game as the £100 season ticket will work

out less than if an adult attended just six league games next

season. It means if they introduce another £100 paying adult,

then they both get the equivalent of 17 league games next

season completely free……….I hope that makes sense?”

The Wood Chairman finished by saying “We all know we can-

not sustain National League football or keep good players

here, if they are going to play their football in an empty sta-

dium so I desperately need to come up with an incentive, an

offer, a hook to attract good players and drag in more home

support.

“Our fans are different class and very, very, loyal people but

there’s just not enough of them. That said, if we can try and

get the surrounding areas of Shenley, Radlett, Elstree, Bushey and Barnet to take a punt on us then for the sake of a hundred quid, it could create a change in mindset and I’ll try anything

that might improve our home support.

“I know we need a better atmosphere and a bit of noise at

Meadow Park on a match day. If we can find it, it could be worth an extra 10 points next season and trust me we could

certainly do with that. So this offer is meant to grab people’s

attention and hopefully encourage more local people to get

involved.

“It might also appeal to the disenchanted pro club supporters

or local families who simply cannot afford the Watford’s, West

Ham’s, the Barnet’s, the Arsenal’s or Spurs, match-day or sea-

son ticket prices.

“If people know I’m trying to provide affordable football for

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under 16’s and our under 12’s at last seasons discounted rates

of just £50 and £30, so the whole family can benefit from these offers”.. he concluded.

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ASSISTANT KITMANAGER

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GROUNDSMAN/ KIT MANAGER

CONNORBROWNE

MATCH DAYASSISTANT

BWFC PLAYERS AND ST

LUKE GARRARD

FIRST TEAM MANAGER

JASONGOODLIFFE

ASSISTANTMANAGER

JUNIOR LEWIS

FIRST TEAM COACH

CAMERONMAWER

RESERVE TEAMMANAGER

DANNYWOODARDS

DEFENCE

DAVIDSTEPHENS

DEFENCE

FEMI ILESANMI

DEFENCE

JOEDEVERA

DEFENCE

GRANTSMITH

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GLENJOHNSON

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MEGAN REID

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JASON WILLIAMS

FORWARD

TOM HITCHCOCK

FORWARD

BRADLEY SACH

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JAIREASON

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FRANK KEITA

MIDFIELD

MATT PAINE

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RICKY SHAKES

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MARKRICKETTS

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BRUNO ANDRADE

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KENNY DAVIS

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SATURDAY 18 MARCH 2017 – VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE

BOREHAM WOOD 0 – 0 GUISELEY AFC

A controversial decision may have cost the Wood all three points in this National League fixture as they were held 0-0 at home by Guiseley on Saturday afternoon. After winning 5-0 in mid-week against Dover Luke Garrard stuck with the same starting XI with Bruno Andrade and Ricky Shakes up top hoping they would do the same again.

A scrappy start to the game saw a corner in the 6th minute to the Wood, the ball was met by Shakes whose shot was blocked on the line but rebounded back to him only for his second effort to rebound off two or three players before being grabbed by visiting keeper Maxted. The home players began to celebrate as they thought the ball had gone over the line, however referee Mr Treleaven saw it differently and denied Wood the goal.

Ben Nunn made his way forward on the right hand side and delivered a brilliant cross over everybody except Femi Ilesanmi who met the ball at the back post but he was unable to get his shot on target – a wasted chance from the Wood.

Another cross from the right hand side was knocked down to Andrade who hit it on the

half volley forcing a superb save from Maxted down to his left. It wasn’t just Maxted stopping the Wood’s efforts though, it was the whole Guiseley defence too as Kenny Davis and Jai Reason both had shots blocked by Palmer and Brown.

The last 10 minutes of the half saw Guiseley come alive through their first real chance in the game as Preston ran past two or three men before getting in his shot from just outside the box. It was straight down the throat of home keeper Grant Smith causing the Wood no problems although Preston did feel like he was fouled in the process but the referee waved his appeal away.

The half ended after a few Guiseley corners but nothing was to come from them and Boreham Wood will definitely have felt hard done by at half time after a few controversial decisions, the main one denying the hosts the early goal that could have clinched the win.

Guiseley started the second half a lot brighter than the first as Preston beat three men before firing a low cross into the box, however Smith was equal to it and pounced on the ball stopping any danger.

KEY:

A = GOAL A = OWN GOAL

n= BOOKED II = SENT OFF(2 BOKINGS)

n= SENT OFF (STRAIGHT RED)

q= FIRST SUB q= SECOND SUB q= THIRD SUB

GUISELEY AFC

26 MAXTED

33 GREEN q

20 WILLIAMS

8 HATFIELD

2 BROWN

35 PALMER n

7 HURST q

10 ROONEY q

24 WALTON n

19 PRESTON

29 CASSIDY n

Subs

9 BOYES

11 RANKINE q

16 WELLS q

32 LOGAN

34 ASAMOAH q

BOREHAM WOOD

1 SMITH

2 NUNN n

33 DEVERA

6 STEPHENS

3 WOODARDS

15 ILESANMI

5 PAINE n

8 DAVIS

10 REASON

11 ANDRADE q

7 SHAKES

Subs

9 HITCHCOCK

17 GOODLIFFE

23 WILLIAMS q

27 KEITA

28 JOSEPH


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oblems eston did feel like

ocess ee waved his

The half ended after a few ners but nothing

om them and Boreham Wood will definitely

d done by at half oversial

decisions, the main one denying the hosts the early goal that could have clinched

Guiseley started the second half a lot brighter than the first

ee men before firing a low cross into

was on

.

The Wood went straight back at Guiseley as Davis won the ball and played it to Shakes whose run allowed him to get the ball to Andrade on the left hand side but his cross was deflected wide for a corner.

A free kick to the Wood 10 yards out ended up at the feet of Davis on the edge of the box but his shot took a deflection and went wide for a Wood corner which Maxted came out to punch clear.

There was a chance for Wood substitute Jason Williams with 15 minutes left as he cut inside before firing just over the bar with a powerful shot. Wood had several corners in the 7 minutes of injury time but could not find a winner and the game finished even.

Wood certainly had the chances to win the game but they failed to make them count and that, along with a decision that could have gone either way but ended up against the Wood, frustrated the home side and the fans as the hosts probably deserved more than just a point.

Referee: Dean Treleaven

Attendance: 375


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MATCH PREVIEWBOREHAM WOOD V LINCOLN CITY

Lincoln’s last visit to Meadow Park was

just a few weeks ago in the FA Trophy

where they knocked the Wood out

of the competition with a 2-0 victory

although Lincoln return here tonight

having lost at the semi final stage to York City after extra time on Saturday.

Luke Garrard’s side go into the game

in good form having not lost in their last

four games whilst also not conceding in

that time also.

A win would also take the Wood back

up into the top 10.

Lincoln who are chasing promotion are

in their sixth season at this level, their

longest ever spell outside the top four

divisions, in which time they have never

managed to finish higher than 14th. This just shows the remarkable job the

Cowley’s are doing at Lincoln.

We could also see the return of Lee

Angol who has joined Lincoln City on

loan from Peterborough United, with

the former Wood striker scoring a hat-

trick for the Imps on his National League

debut.

Wood welcome top of the table Lincoln City to Meadow Park

on Tuesday evening for the second time this season.



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VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE TLEAGUE TABLE

HOME AWAY ALL

Pos Team Pld W D L W D L W D L GF GA GD Pts

1 Lincoln City 34 11 4 2 11 2 4 22 6 6 67 32 35 72

2 Forest Green Rovers 37 10 8 1 11 1 6 21 9 7 77 45 32 72

3 Tranmere Rovers 35 11 2 3 9 5 5 20 7 8 51 31 20 67

4 Dagenham & Redbridge 37 10 3 6 11 1 6 21 4 12 62 43 19 67

5 Gateshead 38 9 8 2 9 3 7 18 11 9 64 38 26 65

6 Dover Athletic 37 11 4 4 8 2 8 19 6 12 68 54 14 63

7 Aldershot Town 38 12 4 3 5 7 7 17 11 10 50 33 17 62

8 Barrow 37 11 6 2 5 7 6 16 13 8 54 37 17 61

9 Macclesfield Town 34 8 2 7 8 4 5 16 6 12 46 35 11 54

10 Wrexham 38 10 4 5 4 6 9 14 10 14 37 48 -11 52

11 Boreham Wood 38 7 7 5 5 6 8 12 13 13 38 33 5 49

12 Eastleigh 38 7 5 7 5 8 6 12 13 13 48 49 -1 49

13 Bromley 38 9 2 8 5 5 9 14 7 17 45 57 -12 49

14 Solihull Moors 37 7 3 8 6 6 7 13 9 15 52 53 -1 48

15 Chester FC 36 8 3 7 4 7 7 12 10 14 54 51 3 46

16 Guiseley AFC 38 9 5 5 3 4 12 12 9 17 45 55 -10 45

17 Braintree Town 38 5 4 10 7 5 7 12 9 17 46 60 -14 45

18 Sutton United 36 10 4 4 2 4 12 12 8 16 39 49 -10 44

19 Maidstone United 36 6 3 9 5 4 9 11 7 18 44 63 -19 40

20 Torquay United 37 7 5 7 3 4 11 10 9 18 41 51 -10 39

21 Woking 38 7 6 6 3 2 14 10 8 20 51 68 -17 38

22 York City 36 5 7 6 1 8 9 6 15 15 36 56 -20 33

23 North Ferriby United 38 5 2 12 5 1 13 10 3 25 24 60 -36 33

24 Southport 37 5 4 9 3 3 13 8 7 22 41 79 -38 31

LATEST RESULTS UPCOMING FIXTURESTONIGHTS FIXTURES

SATURDAY 18th MARCH

Aldershot Town 2 – 0 Sutton United

Barrow 2 – 1 Dag & Redbridge

Boreham Wood 0 – 0 Guiseley AFC

Braintree Town 2 – 0 Southport

Chester FC 0 – 1 Eastleigh

Dover Athletic 1 – 0 Bromley

Forest Green Rovers 3 – 0 Wrexham

Gateshead 2 – 1 Woking

North Ferriby United 1 – 4 Solihull Moors

THE BUILDBASE FA TROPHY

SEMI-FINAL 2nd LEG

Lincoln City 1 – 1(aet) York City

York City win 3 – 2 on aggregate

Tranmere Rovers 0 – 1 Macclesfield TownMacclesfield win 2 – 1 on aggregate

SATURDAY 25th MARCH

Lincoln City V Forest Green Rovers

Bromley V Chester FC

Dag & Redbridge V York City

Eastleigh V Gateshead

Guiseley AFC V Dover Athletic

Macclesfield Town V Aldershot Town

Solihull Moors V Barrow

Southport V Boreham Wood

Sutton United V North Ferriby United

Tranmere Rovers V Braintree Town

Woking V Maidstone United

Wrexham V Torquay United

TUESDAY 21st MARCH

Aldershot Town V Dag & Redbridge

Barrow V Wrexham

Boreham Wood V Lincoln City

Braintree Town V Woking

Chester FC V Macclesfield Town

Forest Green Rovers V Solihull Moors

Gateshead V Guiseley AFC

Maidstone United V Sutton United

North Ferriby United V Tranmere Rovers

Torquay United V Eastleigh

York City V Southport


IT`S SILKMEN V MINSTERMEN

AT WEMBLEYLincoln City can concentrate on winning the Vanarama National League after the Imps crashed out of a second successive cup competition by losing in the Buildbase FA Trophy Semi-Final 3-2 on aggregate to York City on Saturday.

York, Trophy winners in 2012 and runners-up in 2009, are returning to Wembley for a third time after a 1-1 draw at Sincil Bank in the second-leg.

The Minstermen’s narrow first leg advantage was cancelled out by Sean Raggett’s header midway through the second half after Nathan Arnold’s corner was knocked back by Luke Waterfall.

However, with no further goals the contest moved into extra-time, during which the visitors grabbed the all-important equaliser on 103 minutes when Hamza Bencherif’s shot was adjudged to have been handled by Terry Hawkridge.

And sub Scott Fenwick stepped up to convert the penalty and earn another trip to Wembley where they will take on Macclesfield Town as the two underdogs achieved notable wins against high-flying opponents.

The Silkmen, who haven`t appeared at the home of football for a

Trophy final since 1989 when they lost 1-0 to Telford United, edged out Tranmere Rovers 2-1 on aggregate following their single goal triumph at Prenton Park.

The sides shared a 1-1 draw at the Moss Rose last weekend and the signs were that Tranmere, like Lincoln, battling for a return to the Football League, would make it through to their first ever Trophy final.

But the hosts struggled to get their game together as Macc goalkeeper Scott Flinders rarely had a save to make, despite Micky Mellon`s side having the lions` share of possession.

Few chances were created in the first half, with neither ‘keeper stretched.

Macclesfield were the much better team after the break as they piled the pressure on the Tranmere goal.

The Silkmen then had their best chance though as a quick counter attack saw the ball find its way to Ollie Norburn in the penalty area, and he rattled the bar with Scott Davies beaten.

The midfielder was presented with another opportunity after 68 minutes though, and this time he made no mistake as he beat Steve McNulty to bring down a long ball and immediately smashed a shot across goal and in at the far post.

And Macclesfield`s solid defence expertly kept the Rovers` attack at bay for the remainder of the match to be able to celebrate a fine win at the end of the game.

AL LEAGUE TABLE, RESULTS & FIXTURES

Macclesfield Town

CURRENT FORM - LAST 6 MATCHESPOS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS

1 Gateshead 6 5 1 0 12 4 8 16

2 Lincoln City 6 4 2 0 10 3 7 14

3 Guiseley AFC 6 4 1 1 7 4 3 13

4 Forest Green Rovers 6 4 0 2 14 9 5 12

5 Aldershot Town 6 3 2 1 9 2 7 11

6 Maidstone United 6 3 2 1 11 7 4 11

7 Tranmere Rovers 6 3 2 1 10 7 3 11

8 Dover Athletic 6 3 1 2 6 7 -1 10

9 Braintree Town 6 2 2 2 11 9 2 8

10 Solihull Moors 6 2 2 2 9 7 2 8

11 Sutton United 6 2 2 2 7 8 -1 8

12 Macclesfield Town 6 2 2 2 5 6 -1 8

13 Barrow 6 2 2 2 4 5 -1 8

14 York City 6 1 4 1 9 9 0 7

15 Eastleigh 6 2 1 3 5 8 -3 7

16 Wrexham 6 2 1 3 4 9 -5 7

17 Boreham Wood 6 1 3 2 6 3 3 6

18 Torquay United 6 1 3 2 6 7 -1 6

19 Dagenham & Redbridge 6 2 0 4 6 9 -3 6

20 North Ferriby United 6 2 0 4 6 12 -6 6

21 Woking 6 1 2 3 6 8 -2 5

22 Bromley 6 1 1 4 4 12 -8 4

23 Chester FC 6 1 0 5 8 13 -5 3

24 Southport 6 0 1 5 4 13 -9 1

TOP GOAL SCORERSNAME TEAM TOTAL

Ricky Miller Dover Athletic 30

Christian Doidge Forest Green Rovers 21

Andy Cook Tranmere Rovers 19

Oliver Hawkins Dagenham & Redbridge 18

Byron Harrison Barrow 18

Danny Johnson Gateshead 18

Michael Cheek Braintree Town 15

James Alabi Chester FC 14

Matt Rhead Lincoln City 13

Gozie Ugwu Woking 13

Scott Rendell Aldershot Town 12

Chris Holroyd Macclesfield Town 12

Moses Emmanuel Dover Athletic 11

Nathan Arnold Lincoln City 11

Jordan Maguire-Drew Dagenham & Redbridge 11

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DATE OPPONENT COMP VENUE K/O TIME RESULT ATT STAR

AUGUST

Sat 6th FOREST GREEN ROVERS NL HOME 3.00PM W 1 - 0 504 Smith Nunn Stephens PaineI Devera

Tue 9th Dover Athletic NL AWAY 7.45PM W 4 - 1 1,024 Smith Nunn Devera Paine WoodardsI

Sat 13th York City NL AWAY 3.00PM D 1 - 1 2,169 Smith Nunn DeveraI Paine Woodards

Tue 16th TRANMERE ROVERS NL HOME 7.45PM L 0 - 1 801 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Woodards

Sat 20th CHESTER NL HOME 3.00PM D 1 - 1 335 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 27th Gateshead NL AWAY 3.00PM D 1 - 1 732 Smith Woodards Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Mon 29th MAIDSTONE UNITED NL HOME 3.00PM L 0 - 1 637 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Ilesanmi

SEPTEMBER

Sat 3rd Dagenham & Redbridge NL AWAY 3.00PM W 2 - 0 1,312 Smith Woodards Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 10th Barrow NL AWAY 3.00PM D 1 - 1 1,041 Smith WoodardsI Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Tue 13th ALDERSHOT NL HOME 7.45PM D 1 – 1 547 Smith WoodardsI Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 17th TORQUAY UNITED NL HOME 3.00PM W 2 – 0 605 Smith Nunn Devera PaineI Ilesanmi

Sat 24th Solihull Moors NL AWAY 3.00PM D 1 – 1 618 Smith Nunn Devera Paine IlesanmiI

OCTOBER

Sat 1st WREXHAM NL HOME 3.00PM L 0 - 1 458 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Tue 4th Braintree Town NL AWAY 7.45PM W 2 - 1 533 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 8th Macclesfield Town NL AWAY 3.00PM W 2 - 0 1,386 Smith Nunn Woodards 1 Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 15th HENDON FAC4QR HOME 3.00pm W 3 - 0 457 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Woodards

Sat 22nd NORTH FERRIBY UNITED NL HOME 3.00PM W 1 - 0 313 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Tue 25th Lincoln City NL AWAY 7.45PM L 0 - 2 3,014 Smith Woodards Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 29th WOKING NL HOME 3.00PM W 2 – 1 405 Smith Nunn Woodards Paine Ilesanmi

NOVEMBER

Sun 6th NOTTS COUNTY FAC1R HOME 2.00PM D 2 - 2 1,201 SmithI Nunn Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 12th Bromley NL AWAY 3.00PM L 0 – 1 818 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Tue 15th Notts County FAC 1R (R) AWAY 7.45pm L 0 – 2 1,762 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 19th SOUTHPORT NL HOME 3.00PM W 2 - 0 314 Smith Nunn Devera Stephens Ilesanmi

Tue 22nd SUTTON UNITED NL HOME 7.45PM W 1 - 0 371 Smith Nunn Devera Stephens Ilesanmi

Sat 26th Guiseley NL AWAY 3.00PM L 1 - 3 749 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Ilesanmi

DECEMBER

Sat 3rd Aldershot Town NL AWAY 3.00PM L 2 - 0 1,390 Smith Nunn Devera Stephens Ilesanmi

Mon 5th ST ALBANS CITY HSC HOME 7.45PM L 0 – 1 114 Boal Woodards Gordon Paine Coldicott

Sat 10th MAIDSTONE UNITED FAT1R HOME 3.00PM D 1 – 1 201 Smith Woodards Devera Stephens Ilesanmi

Tue 13th Maidstone United FAT1R (R) AWAY 7.45pm W 3 – 2 548 Smith Woodards Devera Paine Stephens

Sat 17th BARROW NL HOME 3.00PM D 1 – 1 401 Smith Woodards Devera PaineI Stephens

Tue 20th BRAINTREE TOWN NL HOME 7.45PM L 0 – 1 313 Smith Woodards Devera Paine Stephens II

Tue 27th Eastleigh NL AWAY 7.45PM D 2 - 2 2,213 Smith NunnI Devera Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 31st EASTLEIGH NL HOME 1.00PM L 0 – 1 414 Smith NunnI Devera Stephens Woodards

JANUARY

Sat 7th Torquay United NL AWAY 3.00PM W 1 – 0 1,789 Smith Woodards Devera Stephens IlesanmiI Andrade

Sat 14th ALFRETON TOWN FAT2R HOME 3.00PM W 2 – 1 201 Smith Woodards Devera Stephens Ilesanmi

Sat 21st SOLIHULL MOORS NL HOME 3.00PM D 0 - 0 332 Smith NunnI Devera Paine Woodards

Sat 28th Wrexham NL AWAY 3.00PM L 1 – 2 3,664 Smith Nunn Devera Paine Ilesanmi

FEBRUARY

Sat 4th Sutton Utd FAT3R AWAY 3.00PM D 0 – 0 879 Smith Woodards StephensI Paine Ilesanmi

Tue 7th SUTTON UNITED FAT3R R HOME 7.45pm W 5 - 0 269 Smith Nunn GoodliffeI Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 11th Forest Green Rovers NL AWAY 3.00PM L 0 - 2 1,575 Smith Nunn Goodliffe Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 18th YORK CITY NL HOME 3.00PM D 1 – 1 656 Smith Devera Paine Ilesanmi Andrade

Tue 21st Tranmere Rovers NL AWAY 7.45pm L 1 – 2 4,107 Smith Nunn Goodliffe Paine Ilesanmi

Sat 25th LINCOLN CITY FAT4R HOME 3.00PM L 0 – 2 901 Smith Woodards Stephens Paine Ilesanmi Andrade

Tue 28th Sutton United NL AWAY 7.45PM L 0 - 1 1,441 Smith Woodards Stephens (YC) Paine Ilesanmi

MARCH

Sat 4th BROMLEY NL HOME 3.00PM D 0 – 0 401 Smith NunnI Devera Stephens Paine

Sat 11th Woking NL AWAY 3.00PM D 0 – 0 1,157 Smith Nunn Devera Stephens Woodards

Tue 14th DOVER ATHLETIC NL HOME 7.45pm W 5 – 0 314 Smith Nunn Devera Stephens Woodards

Sat 18th GUISELEY NL HOME 3.00PM D 0 – 0 375 Smith NunnI Devera Stephens Woodards

Tue 21st LINCOLN CITY NL HOME 7.45PM

Sat 25th Southport NL AWAY 3.00PM

APRIL

Sat 1st MACCLESFIELD TOWN NL HOME 3.00PM

Sat 8th North Ferriby United NL AWAY 3.00PM

Fri 14th DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE NL HOME 3.00PM

Mon 17th Maidstone United NL AWAY 3.00PM

Sat 22nd GATESHEAD NL HOME 3.00PM

Sat 29th Chester NL AWAY 12.15PM

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FIXTURES / RESULTS SEASON 2016/17

FIXTURES / RESULTS SEASON 2016/17

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STARTING LINE-UP SUBSTITUTES

Shakes 1 Ricketts DavisI Moke AndradeI Balanta Woodards FerrierI Ilesanmi CliffordI Boal

I Shakes Ricketts Davis 1p Moke Andrade 2 Balanta 1 Ferrier Jeffrey Ilesanmi Clifford Boal

Shakes 1 Ricketts Davis Moke Andrade Balanta FerrierI Jeffrey Ilesanmi Clifford Boal

Shakes Ricketts Davis Moke CliffordII Balanta Ferrier Chiedozie Ilesanmi Goodliffe Boal

Shakes Ricketts Davis MokeI Ferrier 1 Balanta Woodards Goodliffe Chiedozie Kuhl Boal

Shakes I Ricketts Davis Clifford Ferrier Balanta 1 Nunn Moke Chiedozie Kuhl Boal

Chiedozie Ricketts Davis Moke Kuhl Balanta Woodards Ferrier Clifford Goodliffe Boal

Clifford Ricketts Davis1 Kuhl Ferrier 1 Balanta Nunn Lucas Moke Uchechi Boal

CliffordI Ricketts Davis Kuhl Ferrier 1 Balanta Shakes Moke JeffreyI Uchechi Boal

CliffordI Ricketts Davis Jeffrey Ferrier 1I Balanta Nunn Uchechi Kuhl Williamson Boal

Clifford Ricketts Davis Jeffrey 1 Ferrier 1 Balanta Woodards Moke Uchechi Kuhl Williamson

I Clifford Ricketts Davis Jeffrey Kuhl Balanta 1 Woodards Moke Andrade Uchechi Williamson

Clifford Kuhl Davis Jeffrey Andrade Balanta Woodards Lucas Moke Uchechi Williamson

CliffordI Ricketts Davis Andrade Ferrier 2 Balanta Woodards Lucas Moke Jeffrey Uchechi

Macclesfield Town Clifford Uchechi Davis 1p Andrade Ferrier Balanta Lucas Moke Jeffrey Kuhl Goodliffe

Andrade 1 Ricketts Moke Uchechi Ferrier 1I Jeffrey Shakes Davis Goodliffe Balanta 1 Kuhl

Andrade Ricketts Davis Uchechi Jeffrey 1 Balanta Woodards Sakes Lucas Moke Kuhl

Shakes Clifford RickettsI Davis Andrade Balanta Nunn Lucas Jeffrey Uchechi Kuhl

Clifford Ricketts Davis Andrade 1 Jeffrey Balanta 1 Lucas Moke Goodliffe Uchechi Kuhl

Andrade RickettsI Davis JeffreyI Ferrier 1 Balanta 1I Woodards Stephens Lucas Clifford Goodliffe

Andrade Ricketts CliffordI Jeffrey Ferrier Balanta Woodards Davis Lucas Uchechi Kuhl

Andrade Ricketts Davis Jeffrey I Ferrier Balanta Woodards Stephens Lucas Uchechi Kuhl

Andrade Ricketts Davis 1 Jeffrey Ferrier Balanta Woodards Paine Lucas 1 Clifford Uchechi

Andrade Ricketts Davis Jeffrey 1 I Lucas Balanta Woodards Paine Clifford Uchechi Thomas

Uchechi Ricketts Davis 1 Jeffrey I Lucas Balanta Woodards Stephens Clifford Williamson Boal

Shakes RickettsI Davis Clifford Andrade Balanta Woodards Paine Lucas Uchechi Williamson

Morgan Grant-Bolt Kieta Uchechi Lucas Williamson Radu Gibbs Sach Pepper Burbidge

Andrade RickettsI Davis Jeffrey Lucas Balanta Nunn Paine Shakes Uchechi Williamson

Ilesanmi Ricketts Davis Jeffrey 2 Andrade 1 Balanta Nunn Shakes Lucas Uchechi Williamson

IlesanmiI Ricketts DavisI Jeffrey Andrade Balanta 1 Nunn Shakes Lucas Uchechi Williamson

Ilesanmi Ricketts Davis Jeffrey Andrade Balanta Nunn Shakes Lucas Ferrier Williamson

Andrade Ricketts Davis Jeffrey Ferrier 1 BalantaI Woodards 1 Shakes Lucas Uchechi Coldicott

Ilesanmi Ricketts Davis Jeffrey Ferrier BalantaI Paine Shakes Lucas Andrade Uchechi

I Andrade 1I Ricketts Davis Jeffrey Williams BalantaI Nunn PaineI Shakes Morgan Boal

Andrade Ricketts Davis 1 Jeffrey Ferrier Balanta 1 Nunn Paine Shakes Uchechi Morgan

Ilesanmi Ricketts Davis Jeffrey Ferrier Balanta Shakes Hitchcock Andrade Morgan Sach

Balanta Ricketts Davis Jeffrey Ferrier 1 Hitchcock Shakes Andrade Goodliffe Uchechi Sach

Shakes Ricketts DavisI Jeffrey Ferrier Andrade Nunn Hitchcock Reason Balanta Uchechi

Andrade Ricketts Davis 2 Jeffrey 1 Ferrier 1 Balanta 1 Shakes Hitchcock Reason Uchechi Boal

Andrade Reason Davis Shakes Ferrier Balanta Ricketts Hitchcock Uchechi Boal Thomas

Reason Ricketts Balanta Jeffrey Ferrier 1 Hitchcock Nunn Shakes Goodliffe Uchechi Sach

Shakes Ricketts ReasonI Uchechi Keita Hitchcock Davis Andrade Ferrier Jeffrey Balanta 1

AndradeI Ricketts Davis Jeffrey Ferrier Balanta Nunn Shakes Reason Goodliffe Williams

Andrade RickettsI Davis I Jeffrey Ferrier Reason NunnI Shakes Hitchcock Balanta Williams

Ilesanmi Ricketts Reason Shakes Hitchcock Balanta Woodards Davis Andrade Goodliffe Williams

Ilesanmi Ricketts Davis Paine Hitchcock Williams Shakes Reason Andrade Goodliffe Balanta

IlesanmiI Paine Davis Reason Andrade 2 Shakes 3 Hitchcock Goodliffe Williams Keita Joseph

Ilesanmi PaineI Davis Reason Andrade Shakes Hitchcock Goodliffe Williams Keita Joseph

TS SEASON 2016/17

KEY: Goal Scorer(s) in BOLD; First Sub in GREEN; Second Sub in ORANGE; Third Sub in BLUE; Caution I Sent off I


into their first team

first signing as Swin

Swindon Town side

last game for Swindon after

influential member of my dress


PROUD SPONSOR OF

BOREHAMWOOD FC

That calls for aTM

Joe began his career

at neighbours Bar-

net and came

up through their

youth system

before breaking

into their first team in 2006/07 season. He

soon established himself

at right back and went on

to make 177 appearanc-

es over a six year period

for the Bees.

In 2011 Devera be-

came Paolo Di Canio’s

first signing as Swin-

don Town Manager.

He was a part of the

Swindon Town side that won promotion to

league one. The fol-

lowing season the Rob-

ins made the league one

play-offs only to lose out

to Brentford on penalties.

This was however Devera’s

last game for Swindon after making 66 appearances.

After his release from the

Robins he signed a two

year deal with Portsmouth,

where he was used as both

a centre back and right

back. After 72 appearances

his contract was not renewed

and he left Fratton Park in the

summer of 2015. Joe joined us

here at Meadow Park soon af-

ter and was part of a defensive

back line, that ensured we kept

our National League status last

season.

This season Joe has been an in-

strumental part of what is pres-

ently, the third best defensive

unit in the division, just behind

two of the bigger sides who are

chasing promotion.

On getting Joe signed for a fur-

ther 12 months Wood Gaffer

Luke Garrard said “It’s important

to get your big players sorted

early, and Joe is of course also

my club captain. He’s someone

I know I can rely on, he’s expe-

rienced, has a big voice within

the group and has become an

influential member of my dress-

ing room. By getting him signed,

I’ve now added another mem-

ber of a fantastic defensive unit,

to our squad for next season.

I’m now more than comfortable,

that I’ll get another one or two of

the lads sorted out in the coming

weeks, as we look to establish

ourselves in this division again

next season”

CLUB CAPTAIN COMMITS TO WOOD

Boreham Wood Football Club are delighted

to announce that Wood Club Captain Joe

Devera, has penned a 12 month

extension to his current contract.


C

Boreham Wood Football Club are

delighted to announce that they’ll

be running an under 16s team for

the 2017/18 season.

After the success of the clubs U/16s academy side last season, in which they achieved both the league and cup double. This was elevat-ed even further when a mem-ber of that squad, became a full England College International this year, with another squad member signing first team forms this season and being a part of the first team match day squad four times.

All of that squad have had the opportunity to also train with the first team and have tasted reserve team football this year. This speaks volumes for their progression from

the U/16’s, into our PASE Scheme and onwards, towards our first team and even beyond.

So if you are a talented U/15 at present, if you can see yourself as the clubs next Academy player to progress from our U/16’s to our first team squad or beyond. Then our acclaimed Academy will be run-ning its first trial on Tuesday, 11th April, 10am registration at Bore-ham Wood Football Club.

If you are interested in becoming

part of the clubs Academy (next

years U16s) you can send your

information in to Cameron Mawer

by email

[email protected]

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TUESDAY 14 MARCH 2017 – THE VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE

BOREHAM WOOD 5 - 0 DOVER ATHLETICAndrade 56’ 73’ Shakes 67’ 83’ 86’

Luke Garrard’s men got back to winning ways in style under the lights at Meadow Park on Tuesday evening against Dover Athletic, lifting themselves back into 12th spot in the league – a fantastic achievement when you see where the likes of ex-Football League clubs York City, Southport and Torquay United are currently.

Garrard once again had to tinker with his personnel in a bid to find the formula to score goals whilst, as ever, the defensive unit was as solid as a rock with a third consecutive clean sheet.

Wood actually started without any recognised strikers on the pitch opting to use both Ricky Shakes and Bruno Andrade as the front pairing and credit must go to the Gaffer as between them they got all five goals.

From the off Wood actually looked a threat going forward, something in recent weeks we haven’t seen.

Ben Nunn wide out on the right found himself space to whip in a cross which Andrade managed to control with his back to goal and he gave the ball to Kenny Davis who was surrounded by Dover players. He played the ball out to Jai Reason who from the edge of the box curled his effort wide.

Shakes and Dover’s Richard Orlu were then involved in a nasty clash of heads although thankfully both players picked themselves up and were able to carry on.

It then looked as though we had the opening goal of the game.

From a Dover throw in out on the right a ball came into the box which was flicked on by Ross Lafayette to Joe Healy whose first time shot with his left foot cannoned back off the upright. The ball then fell to Moses Emmanuel who from 6 yards out put his effort wide.

From a Wood corner that was only half cleared Danny Woodards was positioned on the edge of the box to volley well and force Steve Arnold into a smart save, which was then cleared by the Dover defence.

Reason and Davis, who were midfield partners for the first time this season, combined well with Reason putting a ball over the top of the Dover defence. Andrade with his pace got beyond his man and from an acute angle forced Arnold into another smart save.

After hesitation in the Dover back line Davis was able to get free and with Arnold to beat the ex-Stevenage stopper spread himself to again save well.

At the start of the second half Wood came out with intent and did not take long to open the scoring. Shakes won a ball that was played forward, Jamie Grimes tried to back head the ball to his keeper but didn’t get enough on the ball allowing Andrade to nip in and tuck the ball into an empty net.

Shakes then doubled the home side’s lead and again it was handed to Wood on a plate as the Dover defence gifted them another goal. A loose ball was

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15 ILESANMI n

5 PAINE

8 DAVIS q

10 REASON

11 ANDRADE A A

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At this point Wood seemed to relax and we once again saw the free flowing fast attacking football that was witnessed earlier in the season.

Mitch Pinnock then lost out to Reason in the middle of the pitch and he split the Dover defence in two with a sublime pass and Shakes beat Arnold to the ball laying it into the path of Andrade to tuck in for his second of the evening.

Wood added a fourth soon after in a counter attack following a Dover free kick which Dave Stephens won in the air. Reason again played a pin point ball through the Dover back line for Shakes who beat the offside trap to bear down on goal and tuck the ball neatly under Arnold.

Moments later Shakes got his hat-trick following a long ball forward from Joe Devera who was clearing his lines. Bondz N’Gala miscontrolled the ball and both Andrade and Shakes pounced with Shakes again beating Arnold to seal a fantastic evening for the Wood.

Referee: Adrian Quelch

Attendance: 314

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TODAYS MASCOT

The Road To Wembley began in earnest, at

Meadow Park for two local schools. As Bore-

ham Wood Football Clubs Community De-

partment, held a game between two local

schools, in a competition which gave both

schools the chance to play in a regional tour-

nament the chance to progress all the way to

Wembley Stadium.

Hertsmere Jewish Primary School (HJP) beat

Kenilworth Primary School 3-1 on the day, in

a evenly contested game between two good

sides. As such it will be HJP who will now rep-

resent the club in the regional tournament

and can now continue the dream of playing

on the hallowed Wembley turf.

Boreham Woods newly appointed Communi-

ty Manager Ken Headington spoke after the

game “To give local borehamwood children

the chance to play at Wembley is fantastic

and is every boys dream. We will continue to

work with all our local schools and our com-

munity to push incentives like this their way

whenever possible and we wish HJP the very

best of luck at the next stage of this exciting

ROAD TO WEMBLEY

FOR LOCAL SCHOOL

Name: Raffi Haffner

Age: 9 Years Old

Favourite Team: Chelsea

Favourite Player: Eden Hazard

Favourite Wood Players: Ricky Shakes & Grant Smith

Score Prediction: 2 - 1

to Boreham Wood

ROAD TO WEMBLEY

FOR LOCAL SCHOOL

their first full season of watching senior football. By

“That type of outlay I know isn’t an insignificant amount but the benefits over the season are clear.


ROAD TO WEMBLEY

FOR LOCAL SCHOOL

Raffi Haffner

9 Years Old

Favourite Team: Chelsea

Favourite Player:Eden Hazard

Favourite Wood Players: Ricky Shakes & Grant Smith

Score Prediction:

to Boreham Wood

ROAD TO WEMBLEY

FOR LOCAL SCHOOL

Boreham Wood Football Club are delighted to an-

nounce, following our recent Adult season ticket initi-

ative for 2017/18, that appears to be going well. That

we can now announce another early bird season

ticket offer up until April 30th, for our U16’s and our

U/12 for next season.

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OUR EARLY BIRD U16’S SEASON TICKETS ARE PRICED AT JUST £50.00

WHICH OVER 23 LEAGUE GAMES WORKS OUT AT JUST £2.17 A GAME.

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OUR EARLY BIRD U12’S SEASON TICKETS ARE PRICED AT JUST £30.00

WHICH OVER 23 LEAGUE GAMES WORKS OUT AT JUST £1.30 A GAME.

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Wood Chairman Danny Hunter said “I think our prices

across the board for next season, especially for Na-

tional League football are exceptional value for the

whole family. If you do the math’s it’s a great deal for

a whole afternoon of family entertainment.

“We’ve priced it so a family of four or even let’s say

a couple of mates, are going to be able bring down

their two kids to Meadow Park, for what could be

their first full season of watching senior football. By

two local people deciding to buy themselves a £100

adult season ticket and then deciding to purchase

another two under 12 season tickets for £30, it’s at an

overall cost of just £260.

“That type of outlay I know isn’t an insignificant amount but the benefits over the season are clear. This price will allow local families if they choose, to

have a decent family day out, make friends and

meet new people They’re also supporting their lo-

cal club, saving hundreds of pounds on our normal

match day entrance prices that won’t come down,

and creating memories together as a family.

“Put even simpler, if our offer is taken up by say a

family of four, it will work out at just £11.30 a match.

So for a whole family to get out the house and get

that type value for a Saturday afternoons entertain-

ment over 23 home league games, is I think simply

outstanding”.

WAYS TO PURCHASE:

In person: The club is open from 10am – 6pm Mon to Fri

By Phone: 0208 953 5097 from 10am-6pm Mon to Fri

FAMILY VALUES AT

BOREHAM WOOD


On This Day21st MarchRESULTS

GOALSCORER

APPEARANCES

21.03.2006 – Luke Garrard started for AFC Wimbledon in a 2 – 1 away win V Harrow Borough in The Ryman Premier.

21.03.2015 – Ricky Shakes scored the winning goal for Boreham Wood in a 1 – 0 win away Vs Wealdstone in the Vanarama south.

21.03.2015 – Joe Devera started

for Portsmouth in a 1 – 0 away

defeat against AFC Wimbledon

in League Two.

21.03.2015 – Boreham Wood won 1 – 0

away against Wealdstone in the

Vanarama South.

21.03.2015 – Lincoln City drew 1 – 1 away to Wrexham In The Vanarama National League.

21.03.2015 – Jason Williams started for Welling United in a 5 – 0 defeat away to Barnet in the Vanarama National League.

21.03.2015 – Lee Angol started

for Boreham Wood in a 1 – 0

away win Vs Wealdstone in the

Vanarama South.


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LINCOLN CITYMillennium Memories

1999-2000: A year after putting the Club up for sale, Chairman John Reames reveals that a “substantial” investment is needed or the club may be forced to call in the administrators. The Club and Lincoln City Council finalise a £175,000 deal which sees the freehold interest in the Sincil Bank ground go back to the Football Club in a move that will enable the Imps to avoid going into administration. On the field and a season of mediocrity sees Reames hand over the managerial reins to Phil Stant.

2000-01: Rob Bradley, Chairman of the Lincoln City Membership Scheme (formerly IMPetus) is elected to the Club’s Board of Directors as the supporters’ representative. With the club once again struggling at the wrong end of the table, attentions turn to off-field matters as, in November 2000, John Reames, Chairman for 15 years, resigns leaving his entire shareholding of 815,821 50p shares in trust for the benefit of future investors and the Football Club. Supporter/Director Rob Bradley is named as Acting Chairman. On the field and long-serving defender Grant Brown becomes the club’s all-time record appearance holder by making his 425th career appearance. “Lincoln City Football Club is now a community club, owned and run by its supporters. This is an historic day for the club and a significant day for football in general” - that was the message on February 23rd from new club chairman Rob Bradley as he announced that the Lincoln City Membership Scheme’s Community Ownership Package for the shareholding of the Club was successful. Four days later and with the team languishing at the wrong end of the table, the new Board of Directors terminate the contracts of manager Phil Stant and his assistant George Foster. Former Grimsby Town boss Alan Buckley is appointed as the new manager. An upturn in fortunes sees the club finish in 18th position.

2001-02: Former manager Keith Alexander returns to Sincil Bank as assistant to Alan Buckley. Grant Brown breaks Tony Emery’s long-standing Football League appearance record by playing his 403rd League game for the club. The Board of Directors announce that the collapse of ITV Digital - a new television sport channel launched amid a blaze of publicity at the beginning of the season and the subsequent loss of approximately £150,000 worth of TV revenue means that the existence of Lincoln City Football Club is very much in jeopardy. This is brought to the fore in April 2002 when the Board of Directors announce that, following advice from outside accountants and solicitors, they will be submitting a petition to the High Court for the Club to go into administration. Chairman Rob Bradley spells out the gravity of the situation by saying that the final home League game of the season against Rochdale “could be the last game in the club’s history.” Supporters dig deep and raise over £12,000 on the day of the Rochdale match as a “Save The Imps” campaign gets underway.

2002: A “Name Your Seat” initiative is launched, along with a host of other fundraising events, aimed at raising significant funds ahead of a High Court appearance. A week before this court appearance, the club parts company with manager Alan Buckley. On the same day that the club’s petition to go into administration is successful, Keith Alexander is appointed manager. The club’s creditors and shareholders accept a Company Voluntary Arrangement which guarantees that the club’s future will be secure for the next two years. Five days before the new season gets underway, the Board of Directors announce that the Club is officially out of administration. Chairman Rob Bradley pays tribute to an “absolutely fantastic public response”.

2002-03: With a host of new signings - the majority joining the club from non-League football - City start the season as favourites for relegation but a series of battling performances see them go into the New Year in a comfortable mid-table position. But just six defeats in the latter half of the season sees the club confound their critics and a final day draw at home to Torquay United, the equaliser coming just four minutes from time from one of the summer signings from non-League - Simon Yeo - earns the Imps a place in the Division Three Play-Offs for the first time in their history. A 6-3 aggregate success over near neighbours Scunthorpe United in the semi-finals books a place at the Millennium Stadium for the Final against AFC Bournemouth. A 5-2 reverse in the final though brings an end to the promotion dream.

2003-04: After a slow start to the season, results start to pick up when, with City lying seventh in the table, manager Keith Alexander underwent complex brain surgery at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital to repair a ruptured cerebral

aneurism which had been the cause of a collapse at his home. Three months after surgery, he was back in the managerial hot seat alongside assistant Gary Simpson who had taken over his duties in his absence, and his first game back in the dug-out was the Imps’ local derby against Boston United on February 7th, with the Imps still seventh in the table. City spent the remainder of the season either in or on the fringes of the play-off places and with the average home League attendance of 4,911 being a 66% increase on the 2001/02 figure, the Imps once again found themselves in the end-of-season play-offs, despite picking up just one win from their last five matches. A second successive trip to the Millennium Stadium is thwarted though as City lose out to Huddersfield Town in the semi-finals 4-3 on aggregate.

2004-05: Once again, City started the season slowly, although striker Gary Taylor-Fletcher equalled a 106-year record by scoring in the first six matches, but a good run of form prior to Christmas saw the Imps move up into the top five places with manager Keith Alexander winning the League’s “Manager of the Month” award for November. City maintained their place at the top end of the table and a sixth-placed finish saw them reach the play-offs for the third successive season. A 2-1 semi-final aggregate victory over Macclesfield Town saw them return to the Millennium Stadium but promotion once again proved to be elusive as Southend United came away 2-0 winners after extra-time. Promotion would have been the perfect send-off to Supporter Director Rob Bradley who, after four years in the Chairman’s seat, decided to step down at the end of the season. Gareth McAuley, a pre-season signing from Coleraine, becomes the first Lincoln player to represent one of the home countries at full international level for almost 22 years when he appears as a second half substitute for Northern Ireland in a friendly against Germany at Windsor Park.

2005-06: A fifth successive soiree to the end-of-season play-offs in what turned out to be Keith Alexander’s final season as manager, although the campaign wasn’t without incident with Alexander and his assistant Gary Simpson both being placed on ‘gardening leave’ in the January. Although Alexander was soon after reinstated, Simpson departed as did two members of the Board. Having defeated Grimsby Town 5-0 in the regular season, City lost out to the Mariners in the play-off semi-finals to become the first team ever to lose four consecutive play-off competitions.

2006-07: John Schofield, former team captain and youth team manager, was appointed as Alexander’s successor and along with Director of Football John Deehan led the Club to its highest finish of the decade with a fifth-placed spot securing yet another place in the play-offs. The first half of the season was notable due to some tremendous football with striker Jamie Forrester scoring three hat-tricks in the first half of the season, including two in successive games at at Barnet (5-0) and at home to Rochdale (7-1). Having topped the table just before Christmas, a poor second half to the season culminated in a 4-7 two-legged play-off defeat to Bristol Rovers.

2007-08: A poor start to the season saw Schofield and Deehan depart with former Huddersfield Town manager Peter Jackson being handed the managerial reins. He steers the Club to a respectable 15th-placed finish, with five wins from five in February earning Jackson the Manager of the Month award.

2008-09: Another mid-table finish from Jackson’s first full season in charge, although he was forced to miss the last two months of the season for throat cancer treatment. His assistant Iffy Onoura took over managerial duties in his absence with a poor home record (just six wins coming from the 23 games) seeing the Club miss out on a top seven slot.

2009-10: Jackson is dismissed just five games into the season and after first team coach Simon Clark took charge for three matches, the Board of Directors turned to former England international Chris Sutton for his first foray into club management. With 40 players used during the course of the season City finish in 20th position, the lowest since 2002. This paled into insignificance, however, when former manager Keith Alexander passed away at the age of 53 in March.

2010-11: The Club are forced to changes at managerial level once again following Chris Sutton’s resignation in October following a poor start. Former Southend United boss Steve Tilson was the man entrusted with the job as his replacement but he was unable to stop the Club from being relegated out of the Football League for the first time since 1987.


PAUL FARMAN Goalkeeper Paul started his career as a youngster with Newcastle United and joined Blyth Spartans following spells at Monkseaton Academy and Washington before signing for Gateshead in the summer of 2009. Paul played eight times

for the Imps in the 2011/12 season whilst on loan from Gateshead, keeping two clean sheets in the process, but a groin strain forced his return to his native north east. Involved with the England C squad prior to his loan move to Sincil Bank, Paul made a further nine appearances for Gateshead following his return and following his release, returned to the Imps on a permanent deal in May 2012. An impressive first full season with the Club was rewarded with a new two-year contract and this was extended further towards the end of the 2014/15 season; a campaign which saw the popular stopper win the supporters’ “Player of the Season” award.

BRADLEY WOOD Full-back Bradley Wood signed for the Club from Alfreton Town in June 2015 for an undisclosed fee. Leicester-born Bradley progressed through the youth ranks at Grimsby Town and having made his first team debut in September 2009 went on

to appear over 100 times for the Mariners before departing for Alfreton at the end of the 2012/13 season. Named as the Reds’ “Player of the Season” during his first campaign at the Impact Arena, Bradley - who is primarily a right-back but can also operate on the left - also won a cap for England C before signing a two-year extension in the summer of 2014. He capped a fine first season with the Imps, picking up numerous end-of-season awards following a string of whole-hearted performances both in defence and midfield.

SAM HABERGHAM Doncaster-born Sam started out as a youngster with Norwich City before serving his scholarship at Carrow Road. He was rewarded with his first professional contract with the Canaries at the end of June 2009. Released at the end of the

2010/11 season, he played once at Sincil Bank for the Imps’ reserves in April 2011 but ended up joining Tamworth three months later. After a year with Tamworth he moved to Braintree Town and became a integral part of the Iron squad over the course of the next four seasons, receiving recognition at England C level in the process. He became our third summer signing, following the acquisitions of former Braintree colleagues Alex Woodyard and Taylor Miles. ELLIOTT WHITEHOUSE England C international midfielder Elliott Whitehouse joined the Imps on a permanent deal from Nuneaton Town in October 2016 on a deal that will run until the end of the 2017/18 season. A product of Sheffield United’s academy, Elliott had been with Nuneaton since September 2015 following a brief stint at FC Halifax Town. Worksop-born Elliott was captain of the Sheffield United youth team that lost to Manchester United in the 2010/11 FA Youth Cup Final and made his first team debut for the Blades on New Year’s Day 2013 in a 2–2 draw at Doncaster Rovers. Having gained experience during loan spells with York City and

Alfreton Town, Elliott linked up with Notts County following his release by Sheffield United in the summer of 2014 but with first team opportunities limited at Meadow Lane he had a brief loan stint at Nuneaton before signing for Halifax at the end of the 2014/15 season.

LUKE WATERFALL Centre-back Luke Waterfall joined the Club in June 2015 from Wrexham on a two-year contract. Highly-rated Luke started out a youngster with Barnsley and made his first class debut as a teenager for Tranmere Rovers before being released in the

summer of 2009. He spent the next four seasons plying his trade in the National League North for Ilkeston Town and then Gainsborough Trinity before returning to the Football League with Scunthorpe United. With first team opportunities at League One level limited at Glanford Park, Luke spent the 2014/15 season on loan at both Macclesfield Town and Mansfield Town before signing a permanent deal with Wrexham in January.

CALLUM HOWE Central defender Callum Howe signed for the Imps in the summer of 2015 following a successful period on trial early in pre-season. Doncaster-born Callum impressed during a pre-season friendly at Grantham Town and was rewarded with an

initial one-year deal which duly extended into a second. Released by Scunthorpe United at the end of the 2014/15 season, Howe had spells on loan at Gateshead and Alfreton Town and has also gained first-team experience whilst on loan at both Bradford Park Avenue and Gainsborough Trinity. Callum spent the first three months of the season on loan at Southport.

JACK MULDOON Forward Jack Muldoon signed for City in the summer of 2015 following his release by League One Rochdale. Jack was a youth team player at home town club Scunthorpe United before impressing in the lower leagues for the likes of

Brigg Town, Sheffield FC, Glapwell, Alfreton Town, Stocksbridge Park Steels, North Ferriby United and Worksop Town. A superb 2013/14 season, which saw him score 21 league goals for Worksop, attracted interest from Football League clubs and he subsequently made the move to Rochdale on a one-year deal. He made his Dale debut against Walsall in the Football League Trophy whilst his Football League bow came in November at Port Vale but having struggled to break into the first team at Spotland, was loaned out to FC Halifax Town during the second half of 2014/15, scoring twice in eight starts for the Shaymen.

ALAN POWER Former Republic of Ireland youth international Alan joined the Imps in July 2011 and quickly established himself as a first team regular and a firm favourite amongst the City supporters. The Dubliner started his career as a youngster

with Nottingham Forest, with his only first team appearance coming against Peterborough United in a Johnstone’s Paint Trophy tie in September 2007. The midfielder was called into

MANAGEMENT TEAM

DANNY &

NICKY COWLEY

Brothers Danny and Nicky Cowley were unveiled as the Club’s new management team on Friday 13 May 2016 having led Braintree Town to a third-placed finish in the Vanarama National League only to miss out on a place in the Promotion Final at Wembley Stadium after losing to Grimsby Town in the semi-finals.

Both Danny and Nicky join the Club on a full-time basis having previously combined their football management with jobs as Physical Education teachers at Fitzwimarc School in Rayleigh.

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the Republic of Ireland’s U21 squad a month later before gaining experience on loan at Grays Athletic and following his release by Forest, he signed for League One outfit Hartlepool United in the summer of 2008. Following the expiry of his two-year Pools’ contract, Alan joined Rushden & Diamonds and was a regular in the Blue Square Bet Premier in the 2010/11 season, playing 41 times and scoring three goals. The players’ player of the season at Nene Park, he was released by the club as they headed towards dissolution. Named as the Imps’ Captain midway through the 2012/13 season, he capped a fine campaign by being named as the supporters’ Player of the Season. MATT RHEAD

Striker Matt Rhead turned down the offer of a new deal at Mansfield Town to sign for the Imps on a two-year contract in the summer of 2015. Part of the Stags’ squad that won the Conference championship in 2013, the 6’4” front man had been

at Field Mill since January 2012 having previously been a regular on the scoresheet for Corby Town and Eastwood Town. Stoke-born Matt has also played for Kidsgrove Athletic, Nantwich Town and Congleton Town. He joined Corby from Eastwood in June 2011.

ADAM MARRIOTT Adam started his career as a youngster with Norwich City before making his mark at first team level with Cambridge United, going on to appear over 50 times for the Abbey Stadium outfit. Having spent time on loan at Bishop’s Stortford,

scoring twice in six appearances, he moved to Cambridge City on his release by United prior to the 2013/14 season and was a very prolific scorer at this level, scoring 45 goals in 42 games. This form caught the attention of a number of League clubs with Stevenage securing his services for an undisclosed five-figure sum in the summer of 2014. His time with Stevenage was dogged with injuries, however, and he was restricted to just 22 first team appearances during his two years at the club. Released at the end of the 2015/16 season, Adam will be hoping his injury problems are behind him as he looks to rebuild his career at Sincil Bank.

TERRY HAWKRIDGEWinger Terry Hawkridge joined the Club on loan from Scunthorpe United on 1 September 2015 in a deal which was made permanent in the New Year. Terry had been with Scunthorpe since the summer of 2013 when he joined from Gainsborough Trinity for

an undisclosed fee. With Barnsley and Tranmere Rovers as a youth team player, Terry had spent just a solitary season at Trinity having made his mark at Hucknall Town and Carlton Town, appearing regularly for the latter between 2010 and 2012. A virtual ever-present in 2013/14 as Scunthorpe finished runners-up in League Two, Terry found first team opportunities limited at Glanford Park during the second half of the following season and as such finished the campaign on loan at Mansfield Town.

SEAN LONG Republic of Ireland U21 international defender Sean Long joined the Imps in January on loan from Reading until the end of the season. A versatile

full-back, Dublin-born Sean joined Reading from Irish side Cherry Orchard in 2012 and made his professional debut on at the beginning of the 2014/15 season in a League Cup win over Scunthorpe United. Having gained experience during a loan spell with Luton Town, Sean finished last season on loan at Braintree Town and was part of Danny Cowley’s squad that secured a place in the National League Play-Offs. The 21-year-old, who has represented his country at U16, U17, U18 and U19 level, was called up to the U21’s for the first time in May 2015 along with Reading team mates Pierce Sweeney and Shane Griffin. Sean spent the first half of the current campaign in League Two with Cambridge United.

TAYLOR MILES A former youth player with Arsenal, Taylor served his scholarship with West Ham United and gained valuable experience during a loan spell under Danny and Nicky Cowley at Concord Rangers before he made the move permanent

in September 2014 following his release by the Hammers. He followed the Cowleys to Braintree Town in the summer of 2015 and played a vital part in the Essex side’s impressive campaign which saw them reach the end-of-season play-offs, weighing in with a number of goals, the majority of which came from dead ball situations. Having picked up an ankle injury in the opening game of the season, Taylor enjoyed a spell on loan at Boston United in the build-up to Christmas in a bid to get some much needed match action under his belt.

KEGAN EVERINGTONYoung midfielder Kegan signed his first professional contract in the summer of 2014 having progressed through the Club’s youth ranks. Having impressed in the youth team, Kegan was drafted into the first team squad for the first time on New Year’s

Day 2014, making his debut as a substitute in a 1-1 draw at Grimsby Town. He linked up with Lincoln United on a three-month loan in August 2014 and finished the season as a first team regular, putting in a succession of solid performances in the middle of the park. LEE BEEVERS

Versatile defender Lee Beevers signed a two-year contract with the Club in the summer of 2015 following his release by Mansfield Town. Lee, who made 175 appearances for the Imps in all competitions between 2005 and 2009, had been with Mansfield

for a couple of seasons, helping the Stags to the Conference title in 2012/13. The former Welsh under-21 international initially joined the Imps loan from Boston United in February 2005 before the move was made permanent three days later with the former Ipswich Town youngster joining for an undisclosed fee. After representing his country at youth level, Lee won his first Welsh under-21 cap in their game against Germany in January 2005 and followed this up with five more U21 caps following his arrival at Sincil Bank. A successful 2006/07 campaign saw Lee named as the supporters’ “Player of the Season” and he spent a further two years with the Imps before joining Colchester United. Injuries restricted his playing time in Essex, however, and he subsequently joined Mansfield after a year with Walsall.

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Winger Nathan signed for the Imps on a two-year contract a week before the start of the current campaign. Nathan started his career as a youngster with home town team Mansfield Town, making his first team debut as a teenager early in the 2005/06 season. Scoring his first goal in only his third game, Nathan went on to appear over 100 times for the Stags before joining Hyde United in August 2009. After a season with Hyde he linked up with Alfreton Town and helped them reach promotion to the top tier of the non-League pyramid in his first season at the Impact Arena, scoring 13 times in all competitions during the course of the 2010/11 campaign. He spent a further two years with Alfreton before helping Cambridge United win The FA Trophy and promotion to the Football League in 2013/14. He spent the following season on loan at Grimsby Town and joined the Mariners on a permanent deal in the summer of 2015. Nathan played an integral part in Grimsby’s return to the Football League via the play-offs, scoring the third goal in their 3-1 success over Forest Green Rover at Wembley Stadium and although he was offered new terms at Blundell Park, he opted for a move to Sincil Bank and the red and white stripes of Lincoln City.

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RICHARD WALTON A product of the Club’s youth system, goalkeeper Richard was handed his first professional contract in the summer of 2016 following the conclusion of his scholarship. He was named in the first team squad for the first time in November 2015 and gained experience in the latter half of the 2015/16 season on loan at Lincoln United

JAMIE McCOMBE Centre-back Jamie McCombe returned to the Club in January 2016 on a deal that will run until the end of the 2016/17 season following his release by Stevenage. Having first joined the Imps from Scunthorpe United back in March 2004, 6’5” Jamie went on to play 101 times for the Imps in all competitions, scoring eight goals, before Bristol City triggered a release clause in

his contract. The Imps’ “Player of the Season” in 2004/05, Jamie’s last City appearance came in the 2005/06 League 2 play-offs when he skippered the side against Grimsby Town and he was an instant success at Bristol City, helping the Robins win promotion to the Championship in his first season with the club. The Pontefract-born defender followed this with more success in 2007/08 as Bristol reached the play-offs only to miss out on a Premier League place to Hull City and he went on to spend another two years in the south west before returning north to join Huddersfield Town. He chalked up over 50 appearances during two years with Huddersfield before playing 59 games in three years with Doncaster Rovers, although he missed all bar the last two games of the 2013/14 season due to a stress fracture in his back.

ALEX WOODYARD An integral part of Braintree Town’s successful 2015/16 campaign, England C captain Alex became Danny Cowley’s first signing as City manager. Alex was a youth with Charlton Athletic and served his scholarship at Southend United before penning professional terms with the Shrimpers in the summer of 2011 having already forced his way into the first team at Roots Hall.

He gained further experience during loan spells at Farnborough and Braintree an on his release from Southend linked up with Dartford after impressing during the 2013/14 pre-season. Despite being an almost ever-present during his one season at Dartford he moved to Concord Rangers, managed at the time by Danny and Nicky Cowley. An impressive year at Concord saw him pick up the supporters’ ‘Player of the Season’ award but he followed the Cowley brothers to Braintree after a week-long trial at Leyton Orient.

SEAN RAGGETT City fought off interest from clubs from the EFL, SPL and The National League to secure the signature of 6’5” centre back Sean, who penned a two-year contract in the run up to the start of the 2016/17 season. Sean started his career as a youngster with Gillingham before joining Dover Athletic as a 16-year-old and went on to become a first

team regular at The Crabble, going on to make over 150 first team appearances. Having also gained experience during a loan spell at Whitstable Town, he was part of the Dover squad that secured promotion to the top flight of non-League football in 2013/14 and he followed this up two years later as the Whites reached the semi-finals of the Vanarama National League play-offs. As Sean is under the age of 24 Dover Athletic are entitled to a compensation fee for their role in his development.

DAYLE SOUTHWELL Wycombe Wanderers striker Dayle Southwell joined the Imps on a month-long loan deal at the beginning of February 2017. Dayle is a familiar face in Lincolnshire footballing circles having started his career at Grimsby Town before spending two prolific seasons at Boston United, plundering over 50 goals for the Pilgrims at National League North level. Snapped by by Wycombe last summer, Dayle’s career at Adams Park has unfortunately been a bit stop-start due to injury but now he’s fully fit the Oxford-born goal-getter will be looking to get some valuable playing time under his belt whilst at Sincil Bank Stadium.

BILLY KNOTT Gillingham midfielder Billy Knott joined the Imps in February 2017 on a loan deal which will run until the end of the season. During his youth career Billy spent time with West Ham United, Chelsea and Sunderland and gained valuable first team experience during loan spells at AFC Wimbledon and Woking before making his Sunderland first team debut on the final day of the 2012/13 Premier League season, coming on as a substitute in a 1-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane. Further loans with Wycombe Wanderers and Port Vale followed in the 2013/14 campaign and having failed to make the breakthrough into the Sunderland first team sufficiently, Billy - who represented England at U16, U17 and U20 level - signed a two-year deal with Bradford City. A member of the Bradford side that defeated Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the FA Cup, Canvey Island born Billy went on to make over 60 appearances for the Bantams before joining fellow League One side Gillingham. He made 24 EFL and cup appearances this season for Gillingham prior to his move to Sincil Bank.

JOSH GINNELLY Burnley winger Josh Ginnelly joined the Imps on loan until the end of the season just before the close of the January transfer window. Josh was a youth with Aston Villa before serving his scholarship with Shrewsbury Town, making his Football League bow at the beginning of the 2014/15 season in the process. Linking up with Burnley 12 months later, Josh gained experience of National League football last season during a loan spell with Altrincham and recently returned from a stint in League One with Walsall.

JOE WARD Winger Joe Ward joined the Imps in mid-January 2017 on loan from Brighton & Hove Albion. Joe has been with Brighton since the summer of 2015 having progressed through the youth ranks at hometown team Chelmsford City


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VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUESAT 8th APRIL 2017 - KICK OFF: 3.00pm

CLUB INFORMATION

ADDRESS: North Ferriby United, Eon Visual Media Stadium, Grange Lane, Church Road, North Ferriby, East Yorkshire, HU14 3AB

Telephone: 01482 634601 E-mail: [email protected]

ADMISSION PRICES

ADULTS £15.00

CONCESSIONS (65+ & Students) £8.00

Under 16 £4.00

Under 12’s admitted free if accompanied by an adult

DIRECTIONS

BY ROAD: From The South Unless you actually live in Lincolnshire your best bet is to get onto the A1 or M1 north and head towards Hull, taking the M18 and the M62, then following the instructions above for getting to Ferriby from the West. If you do live in Lincolnshire then you might consider the Humber Bridge on the A15 North from Lincoln, although it does cost £1.50 for a car and more for minibuses and coaches. Once over the bridge turn left at the roundabout towards Leeds and the M62. You soon come across a left turning signposted North Ferriby. Follow this road down to the crossroads, where you turn left into Church Road. Follow the road down past the Church and you will eventually come upon a sign for the ground on your left, just before the overhead rail bridge. It is usually best to find somewhere to park on Church Road, as the car park down Grange Lane fills up fast. From the top of Grange Lane it is a short walk past the allotments to the ground.

BY RAIL:The ground is to the North East of the station, so if you have travelled from Hull you will have to cross the footbridge over the tracks. Once out of the station, follow the first road on the right, you will come out on Church Road, Grange Lane is only a couple of hundred yards down the road and to your right.

MATCH DAY INFORMATION

PARKING: Car parking is available on Grange Lane’s Playing Field car park. When full, space can be found on the adjoining streets around the ground. Please park with due consideration for our local residents.

Limited disabled spaces are located on Grange Lane’s Playing Field car park directly opposite our main entrance. These are available on a first come basis.

For some games, additional car-parking arrangements are also available at the Primary School on Church Road. The £2 charge goes to school funds.

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VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUESAT 25th MARCH 2017 - KICK OFF: 3.00pm

CLUB INFORMATION

ADDRESS: Southport FC, Haig Avenue, Southport, Lancashire, PR8 6JZ

Telephone: 01704 533 422 E-mail: [email protected]

ADMISSION PRICES

ADULTS

Main Stand £15

Terracing £13.50

CONCESSIONS

Main Stand £11.00

Terracing £10.00

12-18 Years Old £5.00

Under 11’s FREE(with paying adult)

DIRECTIONS

BY ROAD: Take the M6, and exit at Junction (26) sign posted for the M58. Follow the M58 until junction (3), and take the A570. Stay on the A570 through Ormskirk (one-way), and this will take you, after about 5 miles into the Kew district of Southport. At the roundabout with McDonalds on the left take the third exit, Scarisbrick New Road (A570) you will see the ground on the right, it is situated just past the College (KGV). Turn right at first set of lights into Haig Avenue. From the East: Take the M62 then the M60. Then join the M61 North-bound, exit at Junction (8) signed Chorley. Then follow directions from the North.

BY RAIL:The nearest railway station is Meols Cop on the Manchester to Southport line which is a ten minute walk from the ground. Come out of the station entrance, turn immediately left onto Norwood Road and continue walking along the road until you reach The Thatched pub. Haig Avenue is directly opposite on the right hand side.

If coming up on the train from the South, it works out quicker, and usually cheaper to come into Liverpool Lime Street and walk over to Liverpool Central station (a five minute walk) and get the train from Liverpool to Southport (40 minute journey).


PARKING:The club’s small car park is for players and officials only. Therefore, supporters have to park in the surrounding streets. There are usually many spaces under a couple of minutes walk but watch out for parking restrictions around the streets.

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VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUEMON 17th APRIL 2017 - KICK OFF: 3.00pm

CLUB INFORMATION

ADDRESS: Gallagher Stadium, James Whatman Way, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 1LQ

Telephone: 01622 753817E-mail: [email protected]

ADMISSION PRICES

ADULTS £15.00

CONCESSIONS (65+/students) £12.00

YOUTH (11 to 16 year olds) £7.00

JUNIOR (Under 11) £2.00

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DIRECTIONS

BY ROAD: M20 (junction 6) and M2 (junction 3). Follow signs to Maidstone on the A229. At the White Rabbit roundabout, take the third exit on to James Whatman Way.

Please note: on first team matchdays, parking within the stadium is reserved. Passes have been provided to all those who are parking there. These will be checked on the road leading down to the gates. Please do not go to James Whatman Way unless you have a pre-reserved parking pass.

BY RAIL:There are two mainline train stations within walking distance of the Gallagher Stadium. Maidstone East is on the London/Ashford International line and Maidstone Barracks is on the Medway Valley Line.


PARKING:Car parks (pay and display) are located at Invicta House (five minute walk), Maidstone East Train Station (seven minute walk) and Fremlin Walk (seven minute walk). Maidstone Lions operate a charity car park at Maidstone Job Centre Plus (Staceys Street) on matchday Saturdays.


Some journeys are measured by what you sacrifice to get there

For those Wood fans looking to make the trip to Southport on Satur-day 25th March the club would like inform you that we are running club minibuses to this fixture.

The cost for this fixture will be £20.00 return

So If you are interested in booking your seat, you can contact Grant Morris on 07703658554 or email [email protected] to confirm your seat and arrange payment. Your seat can only be reserved on receipt of your £10.00 deposit.

The minibuses will leave from the clubs Meadow Park car park at 9.30am

SOUTHPORT

SATURDAY 25th MARCH

AWAY TRAVEL CLUB

Can we remind all those who do travel with our official supporters travel club. That we operate a strictly adhered to no alcohol rule on the minibuses.

Your attendance and your efforts to get to the game, would be hugely appreciated by the club, Luke Garrard and by the dressing room.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.


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For those Wood fans looking to make the trip to North Ferriby United on Saturday 8th April the club would like inform you that we are running club minibuses to this fixture.

The cost for this fixture will be £20.00 return

So if you are interested in booking your seat, you can contact Grant Morris on 07703658554 or email [email protected] to confirm your seat and arrange payment. Your seat can only be reserved on receipt of your £10.00 deposit.

The minibuses will leave from the clubs Meadow Park car park at 10.00am

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Ben Nunn 2 c c

Danny Woodards 3 c c

Mark Ricketts 4 c c

Matthew Paine 5 c c

David Stephens 6 c c

Ricky Shakes 7 c c

Kenny Davis 8 c c

Tom Hitchcock 9 c c

Jai Reason 10 c c

Bruno Andrade 11 c c

Morgan Ferrier 12 c c

Anthony Jeffrey 14 c c

Femi Ilesanmi 15 c c

Ben Goodliffe 17 c c

Joshua Coldicott-Stevens 18 c c

Angelo Balanta 19 c c

Alfie Boal 21 c c

Quba Gordon 22 c c

Jason Williams 23 c c

Alex Morgan 25 c c

Bradley Sach 26 c c

Frank Keita 27 c c

Montel Joseph 28 c c

Joe Devera 33 c c

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Colours: White, Black, White

MATCH OFFICIALS

REFEREE: Mr. C. Brook

ASSISTANTS: Mr. M. Lowe & Mr. N. Dunn

FOURTH OFFICIAL: Mr. T. Bishop

TODAYS TEAMS

NEXT HOME MATCH

MACCLESFIELD TOWNSATURDAY 1ST APRIL 2017 - KICK OFF 3.00PM

VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE

LINCOLN CITYManager: Danny Cowley

Colours: All Green

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c c 1 Paul Farman

c c 2 Bradley Wood

c c 3 Sam Habergham

c c 4 Elliott Whitehouse

c c 5 Luke Waterfall

c c 6 Callum Howe

c c 7 Jack Muldoon

c c 8 Alan Power

c c 9 Matt Rhead

c c 10 Adam Marriott

c c 11 Terry Hawkridge

c c 12 Sean Long

c c 14 Taylor Miles

c c 15 Kegan Everington

c c 18 Lee Beevers

c c 21 Richard Walton

c c 22 Jack Fixter

c c 23 Jimmy Walker

c c 24 Jack McMenemy

c c 25 Sean Raggett

c c 27 Jamie McCombe

c c 28 Nathan Arnold

c c 29 Jack Weatherell

c c 30 Alex Woodyard

c c 31 Lee Angol

c c 32 Luke Andersen

c c 34 Billy Knott

c c 35 Archie Moyses

c c 36 Josh Ginnelly

c c 38 Joe Ward

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