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BARNET FC
O F F I C I A L M ATC H DAY P R O G R A M M E 2019/20
v BOREHAM WOOD FC
03 • 03 • 2020
K.O. 19:45PM
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Good evening everyone and welcome to The Hive for this
evening’s match with Boreham Wood.
I would like to extend that welcome to the encounter. The pitch is of course going
players, staff and supporters of our visitors to play a factor, but we are not using that
who have made the short trip this evening. as an excuse, we have to make sure we do
everything we can to get an important three
Look there’s no way to get around how points.
frustrated I was with the performance on
Saturday and I feel the minimum we owe I’m sure it’ll be a really good atmosphere
you is maximum effort this evening. It was a under the lights tonight and I urge you to
really disappointing afternoon, but we have get right behind us. We have eight home
to move past it and now turn all our focus on games remaining and we are all responsible
making sure we are in those play-off places to make this place a fortress. The home form
come April. In my opinion there’s no better is going to pivotal if we are going to achieve
way to return to action than a local derby our ambitions for this season, I can promise
against a play-off rival, it has all the makings you that myself and the boys will give
of a really good match. absolutely everything to make you happy.
I’m under no illusions that tonight will be
a really tough test this evening. Boreham Enjoy the match
Wood are a good side, who like ourselves
have been in really good form in the last
couple of months. Both sides were really
evenly matched in the match at their place #LetsBeeTogether
and I’m sure tonight will be another tight
Darren
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BOREHAM WOOD
FOOTBALL CLUB
History during the late seventies and early
eighties. It then enjoyed another much
more successful spell in the Premier
Boreham Wood Football Division during the nineties under the
Club celebrated its 70th Chairmanship of Phil Wallace and the
Anniversary at the end of the managerial expertise of Bob Makin.
2017/18 season, having been
formed in 1948 following the That ended in relegation at the end
amalgamation of Boreham of the 1999/2000 season under the
Rovers and Royal Retournez. then new Chairman Danny Hunter
who remains the Chairman to this day.
The anniversary was celebrated in However, the club did bounce back
spectacular style with an appearance at immediately from that disappointment
Wembley and also beating a Football and once again gained promotion to
League club for the first time ever in the the Isthmian League Premier Division,
FA Cup as Isthmian League Division One
Champions in 2000/01.
The club gradually progressed through
the Mid-Herts, Parthenon, Spartan Following the Football Association
and Athenian Leagues. Under the restructuring of non-league football in
Chairmanship of local man Bill O’Neill 2004, Boreham Wood competed for
and the management of fellow local man the first time in the Southern Football
Mickey Hunter, the club moved forward League, playing in Division One East for
by winning back to back promotions two seasons. Winning the championship
at Athenian League level, before being in 2005/06 the club was promoted
elected to the Isthmian Football League again and returned to the Isthmian
in 1974/75, under the management of League Premier Division for the
another local man Micky Lennon. 2006/07 season.
In 1976/77 the club won the Isthmian Alongside the championship success
League Division Two Championship by in the 2005/06 season the club went
sixteen points and then had a five- on an incredible run in the FA Trophy,
season spell in the Premier Division reaching the Semi-Finals.
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THE
us holding Football League One side Carlisle United
to a 0-0 draw at Meadow Park. The replay ended in
heartbreak, though, as we led 1-0, only to miss a penalty
before two late goals saw us bow out of the competition
2-1.
In 2013, we got the go ahead to build a brand new
HISTORY
870-seater West Stand. The project was finally
completed in May 2014 at a cost of around three
quarters of a million pounds. The stand was officially
opened by Mr Arsene Wenger in front of a bumper
crowd of 3,400, in a specially arranged friendly against
an Arsenal First Team on Saturday 19th July 2014.
The 2014/15 season was, at the time, the most
successful in Boreham Wood Football Club’s history.
At present the Wood are still the lowest ranked team After leading the Conference South for the majority of
to have reached the last four of that prestigious the season, a controversial defeat at eventual League
tournament. Champions Bromley cost us the title and so we took our
place in the end of season Play-Offs.
The 2009/10 season was also a highly memorable one
for the club, as it saw us finish 4th in our Isthmian After playing magnificently to beat Havant &
League Premier Division campaign and take part in a Waterlooville 2-0 away from home, and then drawing
League Play-Off for the very first time. After defeating 2-2 at home in a two-legged Semi-Final, we faced the
Aveley 1-0 away in the Semi-Final, the club went on to then big spending and strongly fancied Whitehawk
beat Kingstonian 2-0 at home in the Final and, under Football Club at Meadow Park in front of a partisan
the shrewd management of Ian Allinson, we deservedly 2,200 crowd.
took our place in the Football Conference South.
A Lee Angol set piece put us ahead early in the
A poor start to our inaugural 2010/11 Conference South second half before a late Whitehawk penalty levelled
league campaign saw us initially struggle to compete proceedings. However, a Junior Morias goal in the
at that level and we sat bottom of the table around the first minute of extra time proved to be the winner and
Christmas period. However, with clear leadership and sent the club into raptures and the town into delirium.
further investment from our experienced Chairman, Who could believe it, little Boreham Wood with the
our manager Ian Allinson, our dressing room and our lowest average attendance in the league had deservedly
supporters all came together. We rallied and recovered achieved promotion to the top tier of Non-League
well to finish in a very respectable 14th place. football for the very first time in our then 67-year
history!
The 2011/12 season saw us build on our efforts from the
first campaign and we achieved an excellent 8th place. The 2015/16 season was undoubtedly a historic season
The following season, 2012/13, saw the club start very for the Wood with us competing at the top table of
well, only to finish poorly and from occupying a solid non-league football for the very first time in the newly
Play-Off place in early March finished in a disappointing named National League. It was, though, no fairy-tale
9th place. However, the undoubted story of that opening season at that level against much stronger
season, was our glorious FA Cup run and First Round opposition. In fact, it proved a very difficult one just
proper appearance that ended in a 2-0 defeat against a to survive and, apart from our opening day 3-1 win
very good Brentford side at Meadow Park. against Halifax, and the odd big win against the likes of
Tranmere Rovers, we struggled to compete with the
The 2013/14 season ended in cup success, with a Herts bigger clubs.
Senior Cup triumph defeating local rivals Bishops
Stortford on penalties in the final. Another poor start By the October we had lost our very successful long-
in our league campaign, however, meant the club had standing manager Ian Allinson to his increased work
a long relegation battle on its hands for the majority commitments. We had replaced him with Allinson’s
of the season but a strong finish saw us end up in 13th experienced, but young, assistant manager Luke Garrard
place. Another cup run saw us again reach the First who was just 30-years of age and we continued to
Round proper of the FA Cup, and that culminated in struggle and adjust to football at that level and faced a
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relegation battle that took us to the very last game of The Chairman Danny Hunter can proudly claim that he
the season. has overseen our rise through both the Ryman Leagues,
the Conference South and into the National League
The final three league games of the campaign will long where, in our fourth season, we are regarded as an
live in the memory as it saw us beat Aldershot away 2-1, established club at that level, the pinnacle of non-league
Guiseley at home 1-0 and then Welling United 3-0 football.
away. That end of season turnaround finally secured
our place in the National League Premier and sent our During our Chairman’s tenure, he has continued to
Chairman, Manager, staff, dressing room and supporters invest or raise over £14 million, to greatly modernise
into raptures. our current infrastructure, our player recruitment, our
ground and facility, which has improved the football club
The following season, 2016/17, saw the club improve hugely and enhanced every fan’s matchday experience
further, with an 11th place National League finish but when they visit our Meadow Park home.
the best was still to come one year later.
In 2017 he secured further investment of £1.8 million
During that 2017/18 season the club finally realised building a new training facility, laying a new DESSO
two ambitions, the first of which was to beat a Football pitch of Premier League quality, installing new
League club in the FA Cup. That happened on Saturday, floodlights and dugouts.
November 4 2017 with a 2-1 victory over famous FA
Cup winners Blackpool. Going a goal down with under
THE
half an hour left did not suggest that history was about
to be made but an equaliser from Blair Turgott paved
the way for Dan Holman to secure his place in the club’s
history books with a very late winner.
That would have been the highlight of a normal season,
but 2017/18 was anything but that for Boreham Wood
FC as a great run of league form ended with an amazing
HISTORY
4th place finish in the National League. That meant yet
another appearance in the Play-Offs and this time in
the new format where six clubs were involved.
In the eliminator round we beat AFC Fylde 2-1 in a
hard-fought game but suffered a series of nightmare
injuries, losing three key players before and during the
game and putting them out of the remaining Play-Off
matches.
We then faced Sutton United away just three days
later, without those three key players but a stunning
performance led to a 3-2 win against the odds. When
the nerve wracking period of injury time ended, those
present celebrated the impossible dream – Boreham
Wood were going to play at Wembley Stadium! The
second lifetime ambition of many at the club was to be
realised in the same dramatic season as the first.
A place in the Football League was at stake but it
was not to be, losing 2-1 to Tranmere Rovers but the
memory of the day, the walk down Wembley Way and
seeing over 4,000 fans supporting the club will last
forever in the memory of everyone connected with the
club.
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BOREHAM WOOD FC TEAM
Nathan’s senior career started out at Havant and Boreham Wood secured the return of Femi Ilesanmi,
NATHAN ASHMORE
FEMI ILESANMI
Waterlooville and made his first team debut in 2008 in June 2018. The left-back originally featured for the
following a youth career with Portsmouth. In 2011, Wood in the 2016/17 campaign, where he started all
Nathan had a loan spell at Gosport Borough, and after but three matches under Luke Garrard and he only
some impressive performances the move was made missed four matches last season.
permanent.
The attack-minded defender began his career in the
In his 5 years at Gosport, Nathan helped them gain academy of AFC Wimbledon, before being snapped
successive promotions to the National League South, up by Queens Park Rangers. He departed Loftus Road
as well as a trip to Wembley in the FA Trophy Final. without making a senior appearance and went on to
Ashmore was then snapped up by Ebbsfleet helping sign for Dagenham & Redbridge, via Ashford Town
them gain promotion to the National League. Since Middlesex.
then Nathan has amassed over 170 appearances for the
Fleet and has won the Player of the Season award for While with the Daggers, Femi featured over 100
the past two years. times, across a four-year stay at Victoria Road, before
departing for League Two outfit York City. Ilesanmi
In October 2019, a deal was completed between the would go on to make a further 70 appearances for York
Wood and Ebbsfleet that saw Nathan come to Meadow City, before he began the first of his spells at Meadow
Park for the remainder of the 2019/20 season on a Park.
season long loan.
After a single season with the Wood, which included
an unsuccessful play-off push and taking Football
League Notts County to an FA Cup replay, Femi joined
Dover Athletic. However during Femi’s absence Wood
reached the Vanarama National League play-offs in
2017/18, losing narrowly to Tranmere Rovers in the
final. Wood’s progress persuaded Ilesanmi to return to
Meadow Park during the summer of 2018, signing a
one-year contract with a one-year option.
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ONES TO WATCH
Mark arrived at Meadow Park in the Summer of 2016 Explosive forward ‘Kabs’ joined the Wood from
MARK RICKETTS
KABONGO TSHIMANGA
from Woking following a successful seven-year period National League South side Oxford City where
with the Surrey Club. he thumped in a very impressive 37 goals in all
competitions during 2018/19 season. The red-hot
Ricketts began his career at Charlton Athletic, marksman concluded the campaign by being awarded
graduating from their youth team in 2005. He would Manager’s Player, Player’s Player and Fan’s Player of
enjoy a loan spell with MK Dons before signing for the Year awards.
Ebbsfleet United in the Conference National in 2006.
Tshimanga started his career at MK Dons making his
After 94 appearances at Stonebridge Road, including full debut in November 2014 before going on to sign his
winning the FA Trophy at Wembley Stadium, the first professional contract just two months later.
midfielder moved on to join Woking in the Summer
of 2009. In 2010, Ricketts was made captain of the Last season ‘Kabby’ burst onto the main stage of the
Woking, quickly becoming a cult hero at the Kingfield Emirates FA Cup when scoring a stunning hat-trick
Stadium. The midfielder was an instrumental member away at Tranmere Rovers back in November 2018
of the Woking side that won promotion from the catching the eye of many.
Conference South in 2011/12 and then secured their
place in the top-tier of Non-League football with a top
10 finish.
After 244 appearances at Woking, the midfielder joined
Boreham Wood in June 2016. Prior to the opening
game of the 2016/17 season, it was announced that
Mark would become the Club’s captain.
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LUKE STARTED HIS CAREER AS A YTS
AT SWINDON TOWN, MAKING HIS FULL
PROFESSIONAL DEBUT AT 18-YEARS-OLD
AGAINST OLDHAM ATHLETIC ON 26TH
APRIL 2003. HE WENT ON TO MAKE 17
APPEARANCES FOR THE ROBINS BEFORE
BRIEF SPELLS AT BISHOP’S STORTFORD,
BOREHAM WOOD AND NORTHWOOD. LUKE
LATER JOINED AFC WIMBLEDON IN MARCH
2006.
A cult hero with Wimbledon’s fans, he made over
100 appearances for the club, mainly as a right-back
but also occasionally in the centre of midfield. In
November 2008, Garrard tore his cruciate ligament
during training which kept him out for the rest of that
season. From the start of the 2009-10 season, he
made only occasional appearances for the Wombles,
which saw him re-join the Wood in January 2010.
Luke couples his role as First Team Manager at
Meadow Park with his role as the Academy Manager.
The 31-year-old was originally an Academy Coach at
the Club in 2008, before being promoted to Academy
Director in 2012. Luke was the appointed Ian Allinson’s
Assistant in 2013, a position he held for two-and-a-
half-years. Upon Ian’s Departure in October 2015,
Luke was appointed as First Team Manager, becoming
the youngest boss in all of England’s top five division’s.
His first game in charge a 1-1 draw away with Guiseley.
Luke would steer the Wood away from the relegation
zone in the club’s inaugural season in the National
League. The side clinched survival on the last game of
the season away to already relegated Welling United
with a comprehensive 3-0 victory.
Luke’s stock has further risen in the following seasons,
having taken the Wood to Wembley for the first time
in their history back in 2017/18. The side achieved their
highest ever National League finish, and reached the
play-off Final against Tranmere Rovers, narrowly losing
2-1.
Garrard maintained the Wood’s National League status
in the 2018/19 season, finishing 8 points above the
relegation zone in 20th.
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SCHOOL YEAR 1 – SCHOOL YEAR 6
Times: 4:30pm-6pm
Price: £5 per session; £25 session block*
All sessions are held at
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For more information please contact on
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FUNDRAISING FOR
DEMENTIA UK
Our Thursday night session kicked off our ‘Time for a Cuppa’ event, it
is our annual coffee and cake fundraiser supporting Dementia UK to
raise funds for Admiral Nurses who provide the specialist dementia
support that families need on their free helpline (08008886678).
Each year, more of us have friends and family diagnosed with
Dementia, and we feel privileged to be able to help those less
fortunate then ourselves. Recently, one of our players, Kevin Ziants
was on the BBC Inside Out programme discussing a family Dementia
issue and we have supported the Dementia Club UK Barnet who he
is associated with by fundraising and attending Finchley Memorial
Hospital to help at a Dementia club sessions.
We would like to thank Mr Russell Grant, a great fundraiser for
Dementia who sent us a signed copy of his book to auction and of
course, Igor at the Hive Bar for his continued support of our events.
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Football historian LEIGH EDWARDS highlights
leading Boreham Wood figures and achievements over
40 Conference seasons
NATIONAL
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NOMINEES
DAVE HATCHETT
Long-serving utility player Dave Hatchett holds Boreham Wood’s appearance record.
Previously with Enfield, he joined Boreham Wood in July 1985 and was ‘Player of the
Year’ a record six times. He played in defence and midfield for The Wood, even deputising
as goalkeeper on occasions. Granted a well-deserved testimonial in 1994-95, featuring
prominently as Boreham Wood won the Isthmian League First Division title that season, he
helped them reach the FA Cup second round proper in two consecutive years and win the
Isthmian League Cup in 1996-97. He was an Isthmian League Cup finalist again in 1998-99,
making a club record 714 appearances.
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GILLIGAN
Former England Youth striker Jimmy
Gilligan played for Boreham Wood at
the end of the 1992-93 campaign.
Signing professional for Watford in
JIMMY August 1981, he helped win the FA
Youth Cup in 1982 and scored their
first UEFA Cup goal. He then had
spells with Grimsby Town, Lincoln City
and Swindon Town before starring in
Cardiff City’s 1987-88 promotion
success. Sold to Portsmouth for
£215,000 in September 1989, he
joined Swansea City for £190,000 in
August 1990 and moved to Boreham
Wood in March 1993. He later played
for Stamco, then returned to Watford
as community officer and YDO, since
holding various coaching posts.
KERRY DIXON
Former England international striker Kerry
Dixon had a spell as Boreham Wood’s
player-coach. He played for Chesham,
Tottenham Hotspur and Dunstable before
moving to Reading in July 1980 and was
twice leading marksman, joining Chelsea
in August 1983. Starring in their 1983-
84 and 1988-89 Second Division title
triumphs, he joined Southampton in July
1992, then Luton, Millwall and Watford.
He was Doncaster’s player-boss and
moved to Boreham Wood in September
1997. Featuring in their 1997-98 FA Cup
run, he scored eight goals in 40 Isthmian
League games, then was manager/coach at
Letchworth, Hitchin Town and Dunstable.
McEVILLY
ALAN
Former Welsh U-21 central defender Alan McCarthy starred as Boreham Wood were
Isthmian League Premier Division runners-up in 1997-98. Signing professional for QPR
in December 1989, he gained Premier League experience and was loaned to Watford
and Plymouth Argyle before joining Leyton Orient in August 1995. He made the most
appearances of any player for O’s in 1995-96 but was then sidelined with a groin injury.
Moving to Boreham Wood in July 1997, he featured in their 1997-98 FA Cup run and was
an Isthmian League Cup finalist in 1998-99. He scored twice in 81 Isthmian League games,
then ended his career with Wealdstone.
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Ex-England international defender
GRAHAM
ROBERTS
Graham Roberts managed Boreham
Wood’s 2000-01 Isthmian League
First Division title triumph. He
impressed with Weymouth prior to
joining Spurs in May 1980, helping
twice win the FA Cup and captaining
their 1984 UEFA Cup triumph.
Moving to Glasgow Rangers in
December 1986, he helped win the
Scottish League title, then skippered
Chelsea to the Second Division
title in 1988-89. He had spells with
West Brom, Enfield, Slough and
Stevenage, then managed Yeovil
Town, Chesham United, Hertford,
Boreham Wood from February
2001 until July 2001, Carshalton
Athletic, Braintree, Clyde, Pakistan
and Nepal.
Ian Allinson had two spells as Boreham
Wood’s manager. Initially with Colchester
United, he was twice top scorer, starring
ALLINSON
in their 1976-77 promotion triumph and
successive Cup runs. He joined Arsenal
in August 1983, then played for Stoke
City, Luton Town and Colchester again.
He became Baldock Town’s player-boss in
December 1989, then managed Stotfold,
IAN
Barton Rovers, Harlow and Barton again
before Boreham Wood in 2004-05.
After spells in charge of Stotfold again,
he rejoined Boreham Wood as manager
in July 2008, guiding them to promotion
in 2009-10 and 2014-15. He left in
October 2015 and has since managed St
Albans City.
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CLASSIC
CAMPAIGNS
2009-10 1994-95
Boreham Wood swept to the Isthmian Boreham Wood won the Southern League
2014-15 2005-06
League First Division title in 1994-95. Bob First Division (East) title in 2005-06,
Makin’s side won 31 of their 42 Isthmian pipping Corby Town to the title on goal
League games, hammering Wivenhoe difference after both clubs finished level
5-1 and slamming four goals past on 84 points. Leon Archer was leading
Abingdon, Basingstoke, Dorking, Leyton, marksman as Boreham Wood were top
Maidenhead and Whyteleafe at Meadow scorers in the First Division (East) with 84
Park. Boreham Wood gained 98 points goals. They lost just six of their 42 matches
and lost just one of their home games, and were promoted to the Isthmian
with runners-up Worthing completing League Premier Division. The Wood also
the ‘double’ over them but finishing 22 reached the FA Trophy semi-finals for the
points behind. Marc Liburd netted twice as first time in their history, beating Ilford
they beat Kettering 2-1 in the FA Trophy 1-0, Bromley 4-1, Stamford 3-1, Leighton
second round. Dominic Gentle was leading Town 1-0, Gravesend & Northfleet 3-1,
scorer, while other stars included captain Crawley Town 2-0 and Worksop Town 1-0
Barry Fox, goalkeeper Martin Taylor and before losing 3-0 on aggregate to Woking.
Dave Hatchett.
Boreham Wood won the Isthmian League Boreham Wood won the Conference
Premier Division play-off final in 2009- South play-off final in 2014-15. The new
10. They won 20 of their 42 Isthmian West Stand was officially opened with
League games and had a better defensive a pre-season friendly against Arsenal
record than runaway champions Dartford, watched by a record 3,400 crowd.
gaining 68 points to finish fourth in the Ian Allinson’s side led the table for the
table. The Wood won 2-1 at Dartford and majority of the season but eventually
1-0 at runners-up Sutton United. They finished runners-up, two points behind
beat third-placed Aveley 1-0 in the play- champions Bromley, to reach the play-
off semi-final, then defeated Kingstonian offs. Both clubs won 23 of their 40
2-0 in the final to win promotion to the Conference South games. The Wood
Conference South for the first time in the beat Havant & Waterlooville 4-2 on
club’s history. They lost 3-1 at eventual aggregate in the play-off semi-final, then
finalists Wealdstone in the Isthmian goals by top scorer Lee Angol and Junior
League Cup second round and were Morias secured their 2-1 victory over
defeated 2-1 at AFC Wimbledon in the Whitehawk after extra-time in the final to
FA Trophy first round. earn promotion to the renamed National
League.
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Alex Jones
Digresses
Boreham wood Trophy
One feature about the Conference is the traditional local derby on a Christmas Our Trophy correspondent Joe Gibney made his first
Holiday. So it is with this in mind that the strains of “we are the Wood “will visit to the Hive for the Weymouth match, which
probably heard today. I was sent for supply teacher duty at St Theresa’s School on he enjoyed. Coincidentally we were both online the
a couple of occasions, and given the task of offering free tickets to the children for following Monday when our next opponents were
a forthcoming game. Enquiring how many regulars were in the class, I asked how revealed as Farsley or Altrincham. Ah with the
many pupils were familiar with that tune. Not sure if either Jayne Paige or Cheri benefit of hindsight, and indeed penalties this Visited
Misson know the lyrics, but both are former Woodcroft stars who now live in the
the former in the nineties, when Rochdale’s ground
town.
was unplayable. One Barnet fan has admitted to
being so badly the worse for drink that day that he
Past meetings reckoned the game had been drawn. I couldn’t possibly
comment. However I do remember a Farsley fan
Perhaps there are people here today who attended the first competitive dryly commenting “see you next week” as we left the
meeting between Boreham Wood and the Bees in 1973. A 4-1 home victory was Throstle Nest and purchasing a warm hat. Can’t find
registered, Les Eason netting twice, but mysteriously the second leg of the Studio the chapeau, and it is cold and wet, so no carol singing
Cup was never played. I say competitive, as I’m sure there have been plenty of for me this morning, I have advised Mr G that Celtic
friendlies, including the most recent time that I saw Mr Jason Edwards, who now play in the constituency of Pudsey, named after a
has his own painting and decorating company in Stevenage. Perhaps Christopher
yellow one eyed bear of course.
Emery will engage him, as he is so very fond of that town, or even Lewis Hamilton,
now he has progressed from his lowly beginnings .Lewis apparently “misspoke
“as seen by his gracious apology a year ago, but congratulations BBC Sporting Non-League Show
Personality of the Year Ben stokes, who was not only a valuable contributor to
the World cup triumph, but his saving of the Headingly test with Leach had no Undoubtedly the FA Trophy will have been mentioned
less an authority than Aggers praising the greatest Test innings by an English somehow on this programme. Caroline Barker has
player. The audacity of some of the strokes were breath-taking. .There have been been promoted in the 5Live schedules, but the Show
several Hertfordshire Senior Cup clashes, most recently in 2004, when Tony on which she achieved fame still exists as a Podcast.
Taggart scored twice in the semi Final, but we lost 3-2 in injury time. Four years Until a few years ago I only had a vague idea as to
previously, in the same competition, we triumphed 4-3, with both Wayne Purser the meaning of this word , but as I love Radio and no
and Danny Brown scoring twice, I also saw Enfield play at the ground, when they
longer possess a television I can claim to have listened
were nomadic. David McDonald descended theatrically, trying to buy a penalty,
to a few of these Podcast thingies by now , so seek and
then grinned impishly when questioned of his deception.
ye shall find.
2019 Come on Home
As well as Mr Stokes, another Ben help present me with a different sporting Recently I downloaded an Advent chart of tunes that
highlight of the year. Ben Davies was educated at Ysgol Gyfun Ystalyfera, and failed to make the Top Ten. At Number 17, and the
hails from Seven Sisters, albeit a different place to the one on the Victoria Line. only tune to mention Christmas Day was Come on
He helped Wales achieve only their second Euro Finals qualification, when earlier Home. Everything But the Girl had bigger hits, notably
results had made that eventuality unlikely to say the least. In Ryan we trust.
missing, but this was my favourite by Ben Watt.
Perhaps the Barnet fan will read this, so a Happy New
Year to him and Tracy.
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BARNETFC.COMWHAT’S THE BUZZ
Palmer
Josh What’s the
Buzz? The Vanarama National League have announced the confirmed
dates for the playoffs. For the third consecutive season,
the playoffs will be contested by six clubs, rather than the
traditional four, with all fixtures being one leg. With the club
finishing top automatically being promoted to League 2, the
second and third places teams would be exempt until the semi
finals. Wednesday 29th April sees the 5th placed team take on
the 6th placed team at home, whilst the following evening sees
the 4th placed team host 7th placed, with both games kicking
off at 7pm. Saturday 2nd May sees the runner up of the
division host the winner of the 5th vs 6th quarter final at 3pm,
before the 3rd placed team of the 4th vs 7th game. The final
will take place at Wembley on Sunday 10th May. The winner
will gain a place in League 2, whilst the highest two clubs not to
have been promoted will enter the Scottish Challenge Cup, as
per the past two seasons. A similar format will be played for the
North and South Divisions, with the final taking place at one of
the clubs’ home stadiums.
Tilbury, of the BetVictor Isthmian League North
Division, the eight tier of English football, have
recently submitted a planning application for a new
£5 million stadium. The Dockers, who are currently
third in the division, eleven points off of the top spot,
plan to fund the new project with the building of 112
new homes on the land adjacent to the new stadium,
which is itself just a short distance from their current
Chadfields stadium. The new stadium will have an all
weather pitch as well as space for 4,000 spectators.
It will also house a gym, sports hall, a car park and a
clubhouse.
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Woking have signed former Premier League winger Matt
Jarvis. The 33 year old, who played top flight football as
recently as 2016, was released by Norwich City at the
end of last season, after having spent several months out
on loan at League 1 side Walsall. Starting out his career
at Gillingham, where he made over 120 appearances, the
former England international signed for Wolverhampton
Wanderers in 2007. He would play over 175 times for
the West Midlands side, 108 of which were in the top
flight. Upon the sides’ relegation to the Championship in
2012, he immediately returned to the Premier League,
signing for West Ham United, playing on 90 occasions
before singing for Norwich, being relegated from the top
flight for a second time in 2016. He made his debut on
Saturday against Maidenhead United, where he came
on as a substitute, replacing former Bee Dave Tarpey on
the 58th minute, before going on to scoring the opening
goal four minutes later, with former Bee Jake Hyde
scoring the other goal to give the Cards a 2-0 win.
Controversial chairman Glenn Tamplin has claimed that his new
club Romford are already a bigger club than his former side
Billericay Town. Despite having picked up four wins from their
last four games, the side still sit bottom of the BetVictor Isthmian
League Table, now being level on points with the club just outside
the relegation zone, behind only on goal difference. “This is already
bigger than Billericay, it’s already got a different bond and feel to
Billericay” said the 48 year old multi-millionaire. “I loved my time
at Billericay and I loved 99.9 per cent of the fans, but I love 100
per cent about everyone and everything at Romford, that’s the
difference”.
Former Barnet player and Guyana international Keanu
Marsh Brown has found himself another club, his fourth
since leaving the Hive in June 2015. Signing from Yeovil
Town in March 2013, he played in the last game at
Underhill, and would score 15 times in the 58 games that
he played for the club. He then transferred to Forest
Green Rovers for an undisclosed fee, and would score
for the club at Wembley in the 2016 National League
playoff final, which his side would go on to lose 3-1. He
would play at Wembley again the following season in
the same game, this time winning it. After a loan away
at Dover Athletic, he signed for Newport County.
Despite having represented England at Under 16, Under
17 and C levels, played several games for the Guyana
national team since being called up last year. He now
signs for Memphis 901, currently playing in the USL
Championship, the second tier of football in the USA.
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BARNETFC.COMMATCH REPORT
THE BEES EXIT THE FA TROPHY AT THE QUARTER-FINAL STAGE
AFTER HALESOWEN SNATCHED VICTORY IN EXTRA TIME.
BARNET HALESOWEN
FC TOWN
HOW IT HAPPENED possession well as they looked for an important
second goal.
The opening 15 minutes was a cagey affair with neither The Yeltz first opening came with nine minutes left
side testing the opposing keeper. Cheye Alexander as Ali headed wide from eight yards out, after a good
M ATCH R EP O R T
BARNET FC
created the best opening but nobody could get on the delivery from the left-hand side.
end of his cross.
With five minutes left of normal time remaining the
Dan Sweeney sent in a powerful drive towards goal, visitors did equalise as Yates bundled home to level
only to see his effort well blocked by Josh Hawker. the scores.
Josh Walker was next to go close as he poked an
effort into the gloves of Bunn at the near post. With just two minutes left Santos made a crucial
challenge to deflect Cobourne’s effort from six
Up the other end, Ricardo Santos made a goal-saving yards out. The visitors sensing blood as the match
tackle just as Montel Gibson was going to fire towards approached added time.
goal.
There was late drama as it appeared that Halesowen
Both sides continued to come forward in the driving had been awarded a 95th penalty, but on consultation
London rain, but with conditions playing a factor, with his linesman, a free-kick was awarded. The free-
chances were at a premium at The Hive. kick came to nothing and we entered extra time.
The best chance of the half fell to Simeon Akinola as The opening period of extra time was one of few
the ball fell to him six yards from goal, but he couldn’t chances, the best opening fell to Callum Reynolds
generate any sort of power to trouble Bunn. as he saw a powerful header deflected behind for a
corner.
In tricky conditions, the sides went in level at the
break with neither side able to make that elusive The Bees dominated the first period of extra time but
breakthrough. couldn’t breakdown a resolute Yeltz side.
Into the second half and the first opening fell the way The first chance of the second period of extra-time
of David Tutonda, but he slipped and fired his effort fell to Medy Elito as he connected with Tutonda’s
wide of the near post. cutback, but his effort was well saved by Bunn.
The Bees started the half the better as they looked But the Bees pressure was undone by a set-piece, as
to get on the front foot and gain the advantage over Cobourne ghosted in and tapped home from a yard
their lower league opponents. Alexander tried his luck out, after an initial header cannoned off the crossbar.
10 minutes into the second half but his drive from
the edge of the area was well held by Bunn in the The goal knocked the stuffing out of Currie’s side and
visitor’s goal. we couldn’t create the opening to send the match to
spot-kicks.
With an hour on the clock Walker brilliantly cut inside
his man, but his curling effort flew wide of the far
post. It was Walker involved again as he skipped past
his man but fired wide at the near post.
The mounting pressure from the Bees finally told as
Barnet FC Team:
Josh Walker bundled home from Simeon Akinola’s
cutback. It was a goal that was very much deserved Loach, Alexander, Johnson, Reynolds,
following a bright start to the second half. Santos, Dunne, Akinola (Elito 80’), Vilhete
The Yeltz looked to find an equaliser and despite
(Fonguck 56’(Adams 113’)), Walker, Tutonda
plenty of endeavor, they couldn’t create a clear cut ( Sparkes 111’), Sweeney.
opening against a strong defensive Bees unit.
Unused subs:
The Bees continued to dictate the tempo of the
match as it entered the final 10 minutes and kept Matrevics, McBurnie, TaylorIn the Community
MASCOTS
This afternoon, we welcome … Robbie Stockman
Robbie will be joining us this evening and will be leading out the Bees’ for our National League fixture against Boreham Wood
FC.
Please give Robbie a huge reception as he takes to the pitch before the match for a kick around and when he completes a
half-lap of the pitch during the interval.
We hope Robbie and his family have an amazing time at The Hive and we look forward to seeing them again during the
remainder of the 2019/20 season.
We would also like to thank Aurelia and Henry Howard who were our mascots for our previous home fixture versus
Halesowen Town FC.
If you are interested in being a match-day mascot for Barnet FC during the season, you can register your interest by
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BOREHAM WOOD 1
Ephron Mason-Clark put us ahead with a wonder strike
midway through the second-half.
But the Wood snatched a point at the death from the penalty
spot meaning we had to settle for a point.
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Appearance & Goals
LEAGUE CUP TOTALS
APPS SUBS UNUSED GOALS APPS SUBS UNUSED GOALS APPS SUBS UNUSED GOALS
1 Scott LOACH 32 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 40 0 0 0
2 Cheye ALEXANDER 31 0 0 1 7 1 0 1 38 1 0 2
3 Elliott JOHNSON 14 2 0 0 6 2 0 0 20 4 0 0
4 Callum REYNOLDS 29 0 0 1 7 0 0 0 36 0 0 1
5 Ricardo SANTOS 17 1 0 1 3 1 0 0 20 2 0 1
6 James DUNNE 20 2 0 0 5 1 0 0 25 3 0 0
7 Jack TAYLOR 23 1 0 8 4 0 0 1 27 1 0 9
8 Charlee ADAMS 10 4 6 1 4 2 1 0 14 6 7 1
9 Alfie PAVEY 4 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 4 0 0
10 Shaquile COULTHIRST 1 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 6 1 1
11 Dan SPARKES 7 8 2 1 1 2 2 1 8 10 4 2
13 Rihards MATREVICS 0 0 20 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 23 0
14 Simeon AKINOLA 27 2 3 14 5 2 1 2 32 4 4 16
15 Charlie ROWAN 2 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 6 0
15 Paul McCALLUM 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2
16 Harry TAYLOR 23 0 1 0 4 0 1 0 27 0 2 0
17 Andre BOUCAUD 4 3 2 0 1 1 1 0 5 4 3 0
18 Wesley FONGUCK 13 4 6 1 3 1 2 0 16 5 8 1
19 Xander McBURNIE 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0
20 Mauro VILHETE 12 9 0 3 5 2 1 0 17 11 1 3
21 Medy ELITO 10 5 2 0 3 2 2 0 13 7 4 0
22 Josh WALKER 19 5 1 6 7 0 0 7 26 5 1 13
23 David TUTONDA 20 2 1 2 6 0 1 0 26 2 2 2
24 Aymen AZAZE 0 0 11 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 16 0
25 Roy SYLA 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 0
26 Dan SWEENEY 15 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 20 0 1 0
27 Ephron MASON-CLARK 13 10 3 4 2 3 0 1 15 13 3 5
29 Jack BARHAM 2 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 5 0
30 Okem CHIME 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0
31 Ronnie EDWARDS 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 3 3 0
32 Jack TOMPKINS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
33 Antonis VASILIOU 0 5 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 5 0
34 Martyn BOX 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0
35 Loïc HERNANDEZ 3 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 5 0BARNET
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Player Started Match
RIHARDS MATREVICS (GK)
EPHRON MASON-CLARK
SHAQUILE COULTHIRST
AYMEN AZAZE (GK)
CALLUM REYNOLDS
CHEYE ALEXANDER
XANDER McBURNIE
SCOTT LOACH (GK)
WESLEY FONGUCK
ANTONIS VASILIOU
ELLIOTT JOHNSON
RONNIE EDWARDS
LOIC HERNANDEZ
RICARDO SANTOS
CHARLEE ADAMS
ANDRE BOUCAUD
PAUL McCALLUM
SIMEON AKINOLA
1 Playing Substitute
CHARLIE ROWAN
MAURO VILHETE
DAVID TUTONDA
HARRY TAYLOR
DAN SWEENEY
JACK BARHAM
JAMES DUNNE
DAN SPARKES
JOSH WALKER
JACK TAYLOR
MARTYN BOX
OKEM CHIME
ALFIE PAVEY
MEDY ELITO
ROY SYLA
S Unused Substitute
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 33 34 35
Date Team KO Result Att Away
Sat Aug 3 Yeovil Town H 15:00 1-0 1,666 553 14 21
Tue Aug 6 Sutton United A 19:45 1-1 1,761 319 11
Sat Aug 10 Notts County A 17:20 2-1 4,096 155 21 14 27
Tue Aug 13 Dover Athletic H 19:45 0-1 1,143 146 21 27 23
Sat Aug 17 Chesterfield H 15:00 2-2 1,119 247 17
Sat Aug 24 Wrexham A 15:00 1-1 4,533 56 7 15 14
Mon Aug 26 Torquay United H 15:00 2-2 1,621 400 17 14 15
Sat Aug 31 Eastleigh A 15:00 2-1 1,922 100 8 16
Sat Sep 14 Maidenhead United H 15:00 1-0 1,086 105 27 22 18
Tue Sep 17 Aldershot Town H 19:45 2-0 1,069 258 22 27
Sat Sep 21 FC Halifax Town A 15:00 2-4 1,941 110 18 14 27
Tue Sep 24 Ebbsfleet United A 19:45 0-3 805 18 20
Sat Sep 28 Solihull Moors H 15:00 0-0 1,052 80 9
Tue Oct 1 AFC Fylde A 19:45 4-0 997 24 22 27 20
Sat Oct 5 Dagenham & Redbridge A 15:00 1-1 1,556 345 14 27 22
Tue Oct 8 Bromley H 19:45 1-2 1,083 171 26 22 18
Sat Oct 12 Woking H 15:00 2-2 1.651 318 14 8 23
Sat Oct 19 Potters Bar Town (4Q) A 12:30 1-1 2,011 20 8 22
Tue Oct 22 Potters Bar Town (4QR) H 19:45 3-1 1,466 732 23 7 22
Sat Oct 26 Hartlepool United A 15:00 0-2 3,089 65 17 5 21
Tue Oct 29 Harrogate Town A 19:45 1-2 1,121 102 21
Sat Nov 2 Chorley H 15:00 2-1 1,040 101 17 21 26
Sun Nov 10 Fleetwood Town (FA CUP) H 12:45 0-2 1,100 144 20 23 6
Sat Nov 16 Stockport County H 15:00 1-2 1,536 405 23
Sat Nov 23 Barrow A 15:00 1-2 2,120 54 22 6 27
Tue Nov 26 Ebbsfleet United H 19:45 5-2 776 124 22 18 14
Sat Dec 7 AFC Fylde H 17:20 2-1 661 13 18 23 22
Sat Dec 14 Weymouth FC H 15:00 2-1 624 140 7 23 22
Sat Dec 21 Maidenhead United A 15:00 4-1 1,265 18 22 14
Sat Dec 28 Aldershot Town A 15:00 0-0 2,107 259 23 18 22
Wed Jan 1 Boreham Wood A 15:00 0-0 1,401 760 29 18
Sat Jan 4 FC Halifax Town H 15:00 1-1 1,333 130 23 14 2
Sat Jan 11 Farsley Celtic (FAT 2) A 15:00 1-1 402 18
Sat Jan 25 Bromley A 15:00 2-1 2,035 236 14 18 22
Tue Jan 28 Farsley Celtic (FAT 2R) H 19:45 2-1 333 12 18 14 22
Sat Feb 1 Hartlepool United H 15:00 2-1 1,321 261 14 22
Sat Feb 8 Barrow (FAT 3) H 15:00 3-1 763 70 22 19 26
Tue Feb 11 Solihull Moors A 19:45 0-1 501 8 23 20
Sat Feb 22 Chorley A 15:00 1-0 925 20 14
Tue Feb 25 Dagenham & Redbridge (PP) H 19:45
Sat Feb 29 Halesowen Town H 15:00 1-2 1,483 622 18 23 20 14
Tue Mar 3 Boreham Wood H 19:45
Sat Mar 7 Stockport County A 15:00
Tue Mar 10 Woking A 19:45
Sat Mar 14 Yeovil Town A 15:00
Tue Mar 17 Barrow H 19:45
Sat Mar 21 Sutton United H 15:00
Sat Mar 28 Dover Athletic A 15:00
Tue Mar 31 Harrogate Town H 19:45
Sat Apr 4 Notts County H 15:00
Fri Apr 10 Torquay United A 15:00
Mon Apr 13 Wrexham H 15:00
Sat Apr 18 Chesterfield A 15:00
Sat Apr 25 Eastleigh H 17:20Vanarama
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GOALS SCORED
TEAMS
AWAY DRAW
HOME DRAW
DIFFERENCE
AWAY LOSE
HOME LOSE
AWAY WIN
HOME WIN
DRAWS
POINTS
LOSES
WINS
1. Barrow 36 13 2 3 8 5 5 21 7 8 68 37 31 70
2. Harrogate Town 35 12 3 3 6 5 6 18 8 9 56 40 16 62
3. Yeovil Town 36 9 6 3 7 3 8 16 9 11 60 44 16 57
4. Boreham Wood 35 7 7 4 8 4 5 15 11 9 52 38 14 56
5. FC Halifax Town 34 9 3 5 7 4 6 16 7 11 49 46 3 55
6. Solihull Moors 36 12 1 5 3 8 7 15 9 12 48 36 12 54
7. Stockport County 37 9 2 7 6 7 6 15 9 13 48 52 -4 54
8. Dover Athletic 36 6 5 7 9 3 6 15 8 13 48 47 1 53
9. Woking 36 8 6 4 6 4 8 14 10 12 47 52 -5 52
10. Notts County 34 8 8 2 5 4 7 13 12 9 50 36 14 51
11. Hartlepool United 36 8 5 5 5 7 6 13 12 11 54 48 6 51
12. Bromley 37 8 6 5 6 3 9 14 9 14 56 51 5 51
13. Barnet 32 7 5 3 6 5 6 13 10 9 46 38 8 49
14. Torquay United 35 9 2 7 5 4 8 14 6 15 56 59 -3 48
15. Sutton United 35 5 6 6 6 7 5 11 13 11 44 40 4 46
16. Aldershot Town 36 7 6 5 5 4 9 12 10 14 42 50 -8 46
17. Wrexham 36 7 6 4 4 3 12 11 9 16 46 49 -3 42
18. Eastleigh 34 6 8 3 4 4 9 10 12 12 41 50 -9 42
19. Dagenham & Redbridge 35 7 6 5 3 5 9 10 11 14 38 42 -4 41
20. Maidenhead United 36 4 4 10 8 1 9 12 5 19 43 55 -12 41
21. Chesterfield 35 6 4 8 4 6 7 10 10 15 49 59 -10 40
22. Ebbsfleet United 37 4 6 9 4 6 8 8 12 17 45 68 -23 36
23. AFC Fylde 33 4 5 7 3 6 8 7 11 15 40 57 -17 32
24. Chorley 36 3 5 9 1 9 9 4 14 18 29 61 -32 26
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REFEREE:
BARNET SAVVAS YIANNI BOREHAM WOOD
FC FC
HEAD COACH. MANAGER.
DARREN CURRIE LUKE GARRARD
ASSISTANT:
1 Scott Loach JACK BLOXHAM 1 David Gregory
2 Cheye Alexander 2 Danny Woodards
3 Elliott Johnson 3 Femi Ilesanmi
4 Callum Reynolds 4 Mark Ricketts
5 Ricardo Santos 5 Tom Champion
6 James Dunne ASSISTANT: 6 David Stephens
KARL SEAR
8 Charlee Adams 7 Piero Mingoia
9 Alfie Pavey 8 Adam McDonnell
10 Shaquile Coulthirst 9 Kabongo Tshimanga
11 Dan Sparkes 10 Keiran Murtagh
13 Rihards Matrevics FOURTH OFFICIAL: 11 Tyrone Marsh
14 Simeon Akinola RHYS BATTYE 12 Jamal Fyfield
15 Paul McCallum 14 Sorba Thomas
16 Harry Taylor NEXT MATCH 15 Ricky Shakes
18 Wesley Fonguck AT HOME 16 Jordon Thompson
19 Xander McBurnie 17 Nathan Ashmore
20 Mauro Vilhete 19 Kane Smith
21 Medy Elito 20 Justin Shaibu
22 Josh Walker
23 David Tutonda
24 Aymen Azaze
25 Roy Syla
26 Dan Sweeney v BARROW
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