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BARNET
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MATCHDAY
BARNET FC VS BOREHAM WOOD FC
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BARNET FC FOUNDED 1888
BARNET FC
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BARNET FC GROUP Josh Palmer, Carla Devine, 59 Years A Winners: 1946
Bee, Billy Barker. Runners-up: 1948, 1959
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International Supporter Liaison: 1931, 1932, 1947, 1948, 1959,
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FIRST TEAM SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Head Coach: Dean Brennan
CLUB HONOURS First Division Champions: 1966
First Division – Southern Section
Assistant Head Coach: John Dreyer
FOOTBALL LEAGUE Champions: 1977
Head of Performance: Gary Anderson
Div 4 promotion (3rd): 1993
Goalkeeper Coach: Dave Anderson
Div 3 play off semi-finalists: 1998, 2000
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JOHN DREYER
John, this is your first interview since arriving at Barnet
FC. How have you found it so far? “The team went through a tricky time before I arrived
and we conceded a lot of goals.
“It has been excellent and I have really enjoyed it from a
personal perspective. “We were disappointed to concede two at Torquay, but
we came back and showed character. We have done
“In terms of how the team have done, I think they have quite well defensively since then.
been very receptive to what we have told them.
“During my first game against Torquay, we had a
“I am looking forward to seeing what the next few back four and none of them played in their respective
weeks bring.” positions.
We have not played for a week now. How have we used “It is crucial that you have a settled back four and a
that time to prepare for the Boreham Wood match? defensive unit for each game so that you can create
some stability.”
“The players have had a heavy schedule since I have
been here and have had a couple of days off to rest after Boreham Wood have shown their quality this season,
the Northwood game. specifically in their FA Cup run. What challenges could
they provide tomorrow night?
“We have been back on the training pitch today ahead of
the game Boreham Wood and we are looking forward to “There will be lots of different challenges and they are a
the match.” very well-driven team.
Sam King came in and put the players through their “Luke has done a fantastic job at Boreham Wood
paces with some intense boxing drills. Can you talk us and their FA Cup run this season was a fantastic
through that? achievement.
“It was a hard workout for the players, but I think they “They have been playing with a real spirit and you can
enjoyed it. see that the players are buying into what the manager
is trying to achieve.
“It is beneficial to try different training techniques and
we would like to thank Sam for coming in.” “They are at the top end of the table for a reason and
have a lot of quality within the team.
We have scored eight and conceded none over the last
two games. How do we keep that fantastic form going? “I believe Marsh scored a hat-trick down against us in
FA Trophy game and Boden is a proven goalscorer.
“We need to be strong in both boxes which is what we
have been recently. “They have a certain way of playing and we must deal
with that.
“We have defended for our lives at times which has
been great to see. “We are going to have to be physical and stand up to the
challenge.”
“At the other end of the pitch we have been clinical as
well, especially against Dover Athletic. Saturday will mark six years since Chris East sadly
passed away and I know you will be going to the bus
“We are looking for more of the same against Boreham stop at 12 o’clock to pay your respects to him.
Wood and Woking this week.”
You played as a defender yourself, so how impressed “Myself, the staff and our captain Jamie Turley are
have you been of the defensive work from some of the all going to go down to pay our respects. It is a sad
players lately? occasion, but we remember Chris with fond memories.
“They have been great since I have come in. “Personally, I did not know him but I think it is so
ASSISTANT
DEAN BRENNAN
HEAD COACH
JOHN DREYER
Ephron Mason-Clark has been called
up to the England C team. How
much praise does he deserve for
that?
“Ephron deserves a lot of praise and
it is a proud moment representing
England at any level.
“He is a player I had heard about and
since working with him closely, you
can really see his quality.
“He is a real star in the making and
he wants to learn.
“A huge congratulations to him
because it is a fine achievement.”
Tuesday evening will be a game
under the lights at The Hive London
in a local fixture. How are you
personally looking forward to that?
“I love a Tuesday night game and I
am really looking forward to it.
“From a coaching perspective, I
want to see how far we have come
because we are playing against one
of the top sides in the league.
“We want to be swapping places
with the likes of Boreham Wood, so
this is a good marker for us.
“We know we have quality in our
team and Tuesday will give us an
opportunity to show that and make
a statement.”
WALKING FOOTBALL
WALKING football
BARNET OVER 50’S
BARNET WALKING FOOTBALL TEAM IS
GOING STRONG!
We are incredibly proud to be recognised as an FA accredited
club! Our football for all ethos, social groups and internal
structure through a planned path has seen us receive this
amazing recognition.
On the pitch we visited our neighbours Cedars Harrow with
our A team that was captained by Tom Moran. We won 4-2 and
drew 2-2 in two exciting matches. Our B team captained by
Remo were 2-0 and 3-2 down to Cedars before Kevin Ziants
equalised in the last minute. Great character was shown by
the players, and we are pleased with the results.
Off the pitch we continued our support for Colindale
Community Garden. We recently helped to plant apple trees to
provide groceries to the food bank.
We were pleased to welcome Melvin Lyons and Health Watch
Barnet to The Hive London to talk to us about services
available from 111 to vaccines. It was a valuable experience
for us all.
To join our walking football sessions, please email
BarnetWft@yahoo.com
Everyone is welcome to our sessions and we would like to
wish Dean and the lads all the best for tonight’s game!
TODAY’S LOOK AHEAD DANIEL POWELL
TODAY’S LOOK AHEAD
Daniel, we have had two fantastic results lately. How has that “My aim is to stay fit for as long as possible, given the
impacted the mood around camp? frustrating knocks I have had so far this season.
“It has definitely had a positive impact on us all, especially “I want to be playing in loads of games and contributing
after the 6-0 win against Dover Athletic. to goals.
“We are also into a final which is great for the club, no matter “It is always nice to score and I am hoping to finish the
what competition it is in. season with a few more goals under my belt.”
“We showed a lot of quality to score six against Dover and We host Boreham Wood for a third time tomorrow night.
there was a lot of character shown from the lads against What are you expecting from them?
Northwood too.
“They have had a great FA Cup run and shown they can
“We had a good week and will be looking to continue the beat top teams.
positive performances against Boreham Wood and Woking this
week.” “It shows the level of this league and how good it can be.
You have suffered with a couple of injuries this season, how “We know their threats in the team and it should be a
are you doing now? good game to be involved in.
“I have just suffered from a few small injuries that have kept “We drew 0-0 at their place so we have shown that we
me out for short periods of time. can match them.
“They have not been too serious which is good though. “This time we are looking to go one better and secure the
victory.”
“I am hopeful that I can get over them and get a good run in
the team.” Eight goals and none conceded over the last two games
is impressive. How do we continue that form?
How frustrating has it been to keep suffering minor setbacks?
“We have good players at the back and have a lot of
“It is frustrating, but these things are part of being a quality going forward.
professional footballer.
“As long as we play with confidence and have the belief
“The aim is just to stay fit for as long as you can, which I have that we have got in ourselves, then we can score goals.”
done throughout my career.
This is the fourth time we play Boreham Wood this
“I am just hoping I can have a good end to the season.” season. What do you remember from those matches?
We have Reece Grego-Cox and Louis Walsh also in attack now. “We know that they have been big, physical and direct for
How have you found the competition for places? most of this season.
“Reece and Louis are both great lads who have a lot of talent. “We have not beat them yet, so we owe them one when
they come to The Hive London.”
“They have come in and shown what they can do, especially in
training. It is another game under the lights at The Hive London.
How much are you looking forward to it?
“When you have competition, it only brings out the best in
players and that is always a good thing. “It is a derby game and we know that the fans will be up
for it.
“It keeps everyone on their toes and it is healthy for us all.”
“It will be a good test for us and we are all looking
As we approach the final few months of the season, what are forward to the occasion.”
your ambitions for yourself and the team?THE OPPOSITION
TODAY’S OPPOSITION
Club History the Southern Football League, playing in Division One East for
two seasons. Winning the championship in 2005/06 the club was
Boreham Wood Football Club celebrated its 70th Anniversary at the promoted again and returned to the Isthmian League Premier Division
end of the 2017/18 season, having been formed in 1948 following for the 2006/07 season.
the amalgamation of Boreham Rovers and Royal Retournez. The
anniversary was celebrated in spectacular style with an appearance Alongside the championship success in the 2005/06 season the
at Wembley and also beating a Football League club for the first time club went on an incredible run in the FA Trophy, reaching the Semi-
ever in the FA Cup – more later on both! Finals. We are very proud to say that, at present, we are still the
lowest ranked team to have reached the last four of that prestigious
First though, back to our formative years and the club gradually tournament.
progressed through the Mid-Herts, Parthenon, Spartan and Athenian
Leagues. Under the Chairmanship of local man Bill O’Neill and the The 2013/14 season ended in cup success, with a Herts Senior Cup
management of fellow local man Mickey Hunter, the club moved triumph defeating local rivals Bishops Stortford on penalties in the
forward by winning back to back promotions at Athenian League level, final. Another poor start in our league campaign, however, meant the
before being elected to the Isthmian Football League in 1974/75, club had a long relegation battle on its hands for the majority of the
under the management of another local man Micky Lennon. season but a strong finish saw us end up in 13th place.
In 1976/77 the club won the Isthmian League Division Two Another cup run saw us again reach the First Round proper of the
Championship by sixteen points and then had a five-season spell FA Cup, and that culminated in us holding Football League One side
in the Premier Division during the late seventies and early eighties. Carlisle United to a 0-0 draw at Meadow Park. The replay ended in
It then enjoyed another much more successful spell in the Premier heartbreak, though, as we led 1-0, only to miss a penalty before two
Division during the nineties under the Chairmanship of Phil Wallace late goals saw us bow out of the competition 2-1.
and the managerial expertise of Bob Makin.
In 2013, we got the go ahead to build a brand new 870-seater West
That sadly ended in relegation at the end of the 1999/2000 season Stand. The project was finally completed in May 2014 at a cost of
under the then new Chairman Danny Hunter who remains our around three quarters of a million pounds. The stand was officially
Chairman to this day. However, the club did bounce back immediately opened by Mr Arsene Wenger in front of a bumper crowd of 3,400, in a
from that disappointment and once again gained promotion to the specially arranged friendly against an Arsenal First Team on Saturday
Isthmian League Premier Division, as Isthmian League Division One 19th July 2014.
Champions in 2000/01.
The 2014/15 season was, at the time, the most successful in
Following the Football Association restructuring of non-league Boreham Wood Football Club’s history. After leading the Conference
football in 2004, Boreham Wood competed for the first time in South for the majority of the season, a controversial defeat atTHE OPPOSITION
eventual League Champions Bromley cost us the title and so we took A place in the Football League was at stake but it was not to be,
our place in the end of season Play-Offs. losing 2-1 to Tranmere Rovers. However, the memory of the day, the
walk down Wembley Way and the sheer ecstasy of the Wood faithful
After playing magnificently to beat Havant & Waterlooville 2-0 away celebrating Bruno Andrade’s equaliser will live long in the memory.
from home, and then drawing 2-2 at home in a two-legged Semi-Final, Seeing over 4,000 passionate supporters in the Wembley stands will
we faced the then big spending and strongly fancied Whitehawk be a moment to cherish for everyone connected with the club.
Football Club at Meadow Park in front of a partisan 2,200 crowd.
A Lee Angol set piece put us ahead early in the second half before A difficult season was to follow the play-off disappointment with
a late Whitehawk penalty levelled proceedings. However, a Junior a 20th place finish, however we were on hand to crash the play-off
Morias goal in the first minute of extra time proved to be the winner party once again. The 2019/20 campaign was another spectacle for
and sent the club into raptures and the town into delirium. Who could a multitude of reasons, both good and bad. The COVID-19 pandemic
believe it, little Boreham Wood with the lowest average attendance in kicked off and had a severe impact on the world, forcing football
the league had deservedly achieved promotion to the top tier of Non- clubs to play their games behind closed doors which proved to be
League football for the very first time in our then 67-year history! most detrimental to lower leagues clubs. Despite this, it would still
prove to be an enjoyable season, as a much improved 5th place finish
The 2015/16 season was undoubtedly a historic season for the Wood allowed entry into the play-offs for a second time in three seasons
with us competing at the top table of non-league football for the and another attempt at making history. After getting past Halifax in
very first time in the newly named National League. It was, though, the elimination round we faced Harrogate in the semi-final, with a
no fairy-tale opening season at that level against much stronger narrow defeat in an empty stadium to the eventual winners.
opposition. In fact, it proved a very difficult one just to survive and,
apart from our opening day 3-1 win against Halifax, and the odd big Similarly to the first play-off disappointment, we were unable to
win against the likes of Tranmere Rovers, we struggled to compete match these heights in the following campaign, although history was
with the bigger clubs. still made. A comfortable 3-0 win over Canvey Island saw the Wood
go one better than in 2018 and reach the third round of the FA Cup for
By the October we had lost our very successful long-standing the first time. Championship outfit Millwall awaited, with the Lions’
manager Ian Allinson to his increased work commitments. We had league position of 17th making them the Wood’s highest ranked
replaced him with Allinson’s experienced, but young, assistant opponent. This was to be the end of the road for the cup run with a
manager Luke Garrard who was just 30-years of age and we 2-0 defeat in an empty Meadow Park, but it was a memorable day
continued to struggle and adjust to football at that level and faced a nonetheless.
relegation battle that took us to the very last game of the season.
The final three league games of the campaign will long live in the Our Chairman Danny Hunter can proudly claim that he has overseen
memory as it saw us beat Aldershot away 2-1, Guiseley at home 1-0 our rise through both the Ryman Leagues, the Conference South and
and then Welling United 3-0 away. That end of season turnaround into the National League where, in our fourth season, we are regarded
finally secured our place in the National League Premier and sent our as an established club at that level, the pinnacle of non-league
Chairman, Manager, staff, dressing room and supporters into raptures. football.
The following season, 2016/17, saw the club improve further, with an
11th place National League finish but the best was still to come one During our Chairman’s tenure, he has continued to invest or raise over
year later. £14 million, to greatly modernise our current infrastructure, our player
recruitment, our ground and facility, which has improved the football
During that 2017/18 season the club finally realised two ambitions, club hugely and enhanced every fan’s matchday experience when they
the first of which was to beat a Football League club in the FA Cup. visit our Meadow Park home.
That happened on Saturday, November 4, 2017 with a 2-1 victory over
famous FA Cup winners Blackpool. Going a goal down with under half In 2017 he secured further investment of £1.8 million building a new
an hour left did not suggest that history was about to be made but an training facility, laying a new DESSO pitch of Premier League quality,
equaliser from Blair Turgott paved the way for Dan Holman to secure installing new floodlights and dugouts.
his place in the club’s history books with a very late winner.
Our facilities are now 90% utilised on a daily basis, 52 weeks of the
That would have been the highlight of any normal season, but year. The club houses the largest sports education programme in
2017/18 was anything but that for Boreham Wood FC as a great run the whole country, which has now been established for well over a
of league form ended with an amazing 4th place finish in the National decade. It is a programme that boasts over 600 scholar/students for
League. That meant yet another appearance in the Play-Offs and this the next academic year and 2018/19 season.
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 Optimism in our future has long returned to Meadow Park and we
but suffered a series of nightmare injuries, losing three key players hope it will now lead to greater home support, greater sponsorship
before and during the game and putting them out of the remaining and, of course, further investment as we continue to progress. After
Play-Off matches. the incredible infrastructure overhaul and huge facility investment
in recent years, the club has never looked in better shape. We now
We then faced Sutton United away just three days later, without have the excitement of another National League season to enjoy and
those three key players. Despite this, a stunning performance led to the future of Boreham Wood Football Club has never looked brighter
a 3-2 win against the odds with Angelo Balanta and Michael Folivi throughout our 70-year history.
writing their names into Wood folklore. 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
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LUKE GARRARD
Luke started his career as a YTS at Swindon First Team Manager, becoming the youngest
Town, making his full professional debut at boss in all of England’s top five division’s. His
18-years-old against Oldham Athletic on first game in charge was a 1-1 draw away
26th April 2003. He went on to make 17 with Guiseley. Luke would steer the Wood
appearances for the Robins before brief spells away from the relegation zone in the club’s
at Bishop’s Stortford, Boreham Wood and inaugural season in the National League. The
Northwood. Luke later joined AFC Wimbledon in side clinched survival on the last game of
March 2006. the season away to already relegated Welling
United with a comprehensive 3-0 victory.
A cult hero with Wimbledon’s fans, he made
over 100 appearances for the club, mainly as a Luke’s stock has further risen in the following
right-back but also occasionally in the centre seasons, having taken the Wood to Wembley
of midfield. In November 2008, Garrard tore his for the first time in their history back in
cruciate ligament during training which kept 2017/18. The side achieved their highest ever
him out for the rest of that season. From the National League finish of 4th position, and
start of the 2009-10 season, he made only reached the play-off final against Tranmere
occasional appearances for the Wombles, Rovers, narrowly losing 2-1.
which saw him re-join the Wood in January
2010. Garrard maintained the Wood’s National League
status in the 2018/19 season, finishing 8
Luke couples his role as First Team Manager points above the relegation zone in 20th,
at Meadow Park with his role as the Academy before mounting another play-off push during
Manager. Luke was originally an Academy a very disrupted 2019/20 campaign with the
Coach at the Club in 2008, before being season being curtailed due to the COVID-19
promoted to Academy Director in 2012. Luke pandemic. A 5th placed finish on points-per-
was then appointed Ian Allinson’s Assistant game set up a play-off eliminator match at
Manager in 2013, a position he held for home to FC Halifax Town which Wood won 2-1
two-and-a-half-years. Upon Ian’s Departure before losing to eventual play-off promotion
in October 2015, Luke was appointed as the winners Harrogate Town in the semi-finals 1-0.JOSH REES
REES JOINED THE WOOD
LAST SUMMER
Rees scored seven goals from midfield in 49 appearances for the
Clarets, before joining Bromley a year later despite interest from
higher leagues. He was a part of the team that reached the FA
Trophy final at Wembley Stadium and despite losing on penalties,
as well as falling short in their attempt to finish in a play-off spot,
it was a superb individual season for Rees who notched 20 goals
in all competitions. A move to the Football League finally came to
fruition with League One side Gillingham, however this was short-
lived with a return to Bromley after just a season.
Rees then joined Aldershot ahead of the 2020/21 season, where
he scored 12 goals in 39 appearances, before opting to join up with
Luke Garrard at Meadow Park in the summer of 2021
GUS MAFUTA
MAFUTA JOINED BOREHAM
WOOD IN 2020
Following a two-year stint with the Ammies Mafuta was snapped up
by fellow league competitors Hartlepool United ahead of the 2019/20
season where he made over 30 appearances in a curtailed season,
notching three goals during his time at the Club.
After a single season with the Pools, Mafuta signed a two-year
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Frankie Raymond joined the Wood on a two-year deal from league rivals
Bromley in the summer.
Following his release from Reading having come through the club’s youth
academy, Raymond was picked up by Gillingham for a brief spell before
dropping into the National League South with Eastbourne Borough.
It was here that he began to receive his first experience of regular first
team football, making 61 appearances over a two-year period. His form
at Priory Lane earned him a move back to the Football League, spending
three years with Dagenham & Redbridge.
connor smith
THIS IS SMITH’S SECOND
SPELL AT THE WOOD
Smith spent a season with Yeovil Town before dropping to the
National League for his first spell with Boreham Wood. After
signing for Billericay Town, he enjoyed loans with Kingstonian
and King’s Langley before signing to Wealdstone and was a
part of the side who won promotion to the National League in
2019/20.
A return to the Wood soon came calling where he acts as
player-coach.SUPPORTERS Association
In the Community
BARNET FC
Supporters’ association
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Let’s face it, the old terrace wasn’t great and wasn’t We cannot urge supporters enough to become a member. If
used by too many people, but when it was used, it did add you haven’t already, head to www.bfcsa1926.com where you
significantly to the atmosphere at The Hive London. I suspect can sign up. If you do have questions, suggestions or issues
a lot of people, like my wife and I, preferred the great view you wish to raise with us, you can contact us via social media
and extra facilities of the Legends stand. However, a recent (@BFCSA1926) or via email on hello@bfcsa1926.com
survey of our members showed that 33% of those who
responded said the lack of standing at The Hive London put Let’s hope for three points against Boreham Wood today!
them off and, maybe surprisingly, 58% of respondents said
they’d rather stand. The latter seems quite contradictory to
the fact that the terrace wasn’t used by that many people.
Is it a case of a little bit of nostalgia creeping in, rather than
actually wanting to stand? Or, would a better terrace, maybe
with a bar available, entice more people to use a terrace,
especially if the price point was lower. There certainly seems
to be demand for a better terrace ‘product’.
Standing on the terraces at Underhill was all me, my wife and
my Dad did, until the South Stand was built. Whether that
was the North or North West terrace, the ‘Popular’ side or the
old ‘West Bank’, ironically on the south side of the ground.
With a large crowd it was a great atmosphere and the view
of the action somewhat mixed. There’s no doubt that The
Hive London needs a better atmosphere but its facilities are
light years ahead of Underhill. Has the lack of a terrace this
season impacted attendances downwards? Based on the
attendances from three years ago, before Covid-19, crowds
this season are slightly up so it seems likely that it hasn’t.
Maybe though, the excellent community work being done
by the club is the reason attendances look stable or a little
higher? Perhaps a terrace would have added a hundred or so
to the average, we’ll never know now. All we can do is look
forward to the future, the exact design of the South Stand
and also changes to the East Stand are not finalised yet, we
believe. Hopefully the club will be able to update us soon.
BFCSA Chairman Mark Whitelegg2021/22 Playing Statistics
2021/22 Playing Statistics
KEY
Player Started Match
Ben Richards-Everton
Ephron Mason-Clark
1 Playing Substitute
Ryan De Havilland
Aston Oxborough
Serhat Tasdemir
REECE GREGO-COX
Antonis Vasiliou
Reiss Greenidge
Adam Marriott
ROSS MARSHALL
Jordan Thomas
Joe Widdowson
Sam Granville
Unused Substitute
Kian Flanagan
Daniel Powell
James Callan
Harry Taylor
Wes Fongunk
AYMEN AZAZE
teddy howee
Jamie Turley
louis walsh
Jake Askew
Sam Woods
Sam Beard
FA Cup
Rob Hall
BUILDBASE FA TROPHY
Senior challenge cup
2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 33 39
Date Team KO Result Att Away
Sat Aug 21 NOTTS COUNTY H 3pm 0-5 2,067 1,038 9 19
Sat Aug 28 SOLIHULL MOORS A 3pm 1-1 1,271 130 23 26
Mon Aug 30 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE H 3pm 0-2 1,728 470 10 2
Sat Sep 4 GRIMSBY TOWN A 3pm 4-3 5,030 57 11
Sat Sep 11 EASTLEIGH H 3pm 1-1 959 20 21
Tue Sep 14 CHESTERFIELD A 7:45pm 4-2 4,538 17 14 20
Sat Sep 18 BROMLEY A 3pm 2-0 1,451 20 16 23
Sat Sep 25 WEYMOUTH H 3pm 3-1 1,269 143 11 26 9
Sat Oct 2 FC HALIFAX TOWN H 3pm 0-0 1,302 16 14
Tue Oct 5 KING'S LYNN TOWN A 7:45pm 1-1 1,007 18 11
Sat Oct 9 DOVER ATHLETIC A 3pm 1-2 885 7 9
Sat Oct 16 BOREHAM WOOD FC (FA Cup) H 3pm 0-1 7 16
Sat Oct 23 WREXHAM H 3pm 0-3 2,237 9 7 4
Tue Oct 26 STOCKPORT COUNTY A 7:45pm 1-2 4,363 14 18
Sat Oct 30 ALDERSHOT TOWN H 5:20pm 2-1 1,336 18 6
Tue Nov 9 HAYES & YEADING (FA S.C.C) A 7:45pm 1-2 148 20 7 5
Sat Nov 13 WEALDSTONE A 3pm 1-0 2,662
Sat Nov 20 TORQUAY UNITED H 3pm 2-1
Sat Nov 27 WOKING A 3pm 1-2 1,779 14
Sat Dec 4 MAIDENHEAD UNITED H 3pm 3-0 906 7 14
Sat Dec 11 YEOVIL TOWN A 3pm 1-0 2,024 98 20
Sat Dec 18 BOREHAM WOOD H 3pm 2-3 823 187 18
Sun Jan 2 BOREHAM WOOD A 3pm 0-0 1,283 520 7 14
Sat Jan 8 ALTRINCHAM H 3pm 1-1 1,150 90 28 2
Tue Jan 11 ASHFORD TOWN (MIDDLESEX) A 7:45pm 1-2 28 20
Sat Jan 15 CHESTERFIELD H 3pm 1-4 1,777 584 28 7 10
Sat Jan 29 STOCKPORT COUNTY H 3pm 0-5 2,183 15 18 28
Tue Feb 1 SOUTHEND UNITED A 7:45pm 2-1 6,036 145 11
Sat Feb 5 ALDERSHOT TOWN A 3pm 1-3 1,887 131 23 18 14
Tue Feb 8 NOTTS COUNTY A 7:45pm 6-1 5,657 120 7
Sat Feb 12 WEALDSTONE H 3pm 1-3 2,248 848 28 3 7
Sat Feb 19 TORQUAY UNITED A 3pm 2-2 2,221 69 11 8
Tue Feb 22 KING'S LYNN TOWN H 7:45pm 0-0 1,137 72 33 11 16
Sat Feb 26 FC HALIFAX TOWN A 3pm 1-0 1,799 77 10 18 7
Sat Mar 5 DOVER ATHLETIC H 3pm 6-0 1,168 88 7 8
Tue Mar 8 NORTHWOOD (FA S.C.C) A 7:45pm 0-2 249 19 39 14
Tue Mar 15 BOREHAM WOOD H 7:45pm
Sat Mar 19 WOKING H 3pm
Sat Mar 26 MAIDENHEAD UNITED A 3pm
Sat Apr 2 YEOVIL TOWN H 3pm
Tue Apr 5 WREXHAM A 7:45 pm
Sat Apr 9 SOLIHULL MOORS H 3pm
Tue Apr 12 BRENTFORD B(MIDDLESEX FINAL) N 7:45 pm
Fri Apr 15 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE A 3pm
Mon Apr 18 SOUTHEND UNITED H 3pm
Sat Apr 23 EASTLEIGH A 3pm
Sat Apr 30 GRIMSBY TOWN H 3pm
Mon May 2 ALTRINCHAM A 3pm
Sat May 7 WEYMOUTH A 3pm
Sun May 15 BROMLEY H 3pmHEAD-TO-HEAD WITH boreham wood
HEAD-TO-HEAD WITH
boreham wood
The Bees and Boreham Wood have met on nine occasions in as a substitute for Boreham Wood in 2020/21.
competitive matches, excluding games in the Herts Senior
Cup. Inih Effiong, Byron Harrison, Callum Reynolds and Mauro
Vilhete, who all formerly represented Boreham Wood
The first meeting was as recent as Boxing Day 2018.The (Vilhete on loan), subsequently played for Barnet against
sides have already met three times this season before the Wood (Reynolds four times).
today, in both the Emirates FA Cup and Buildbase FA Trophy,
and at Meadow Park in the league. Seven meetings between Apart from Coulthirst, three other ex-Bees have played for
the sides have been in the Vanarama National League. the Wood against Barnet. They are Tom Champion (five
times), Krystian Pearce (once) and David Stephens (five
Of the nine meetings, five have been drawn and the others times).
have been victories for the Wood.
Among the others to play for both sides, but not in this
There have been 16 goals in total and no Barnet player has fixture, are Jamie Turley (the current Barnet captain, of
scored more than once. Tyrone Marsh, who scored a hat- course), Simeon Akinola, Cliff Akurang, Conor Clifford,
trick in the Trophy meeting in December, has scored four Jack Connors, Sam Cox, Harry Crawford, Darren Currie, Joe
times for Boreham Wood in this derby game. Devera, Clovis Kamdjo, Charlie MacDonald, Steve O’Neill,
Omer Riza, Terry Robbins and Dean Samuels.
Bradley Ash (now with Weymouth) and Kabongo Tshimanga
(now at Chesterfield) have both scored twice. Harry Taylor
has played for the Bees seven times in games against the
Wood and Ephron Mason-Clark has appeared six times.
The highest attendance for this fixture was 2,087 on New
Year’s Day 2019 at The Hive London.
The two league games last season were both played
without spectators due to Covid-19. Until the most recent
game at Meadow Park, Bees’ fans had always outnumbered
Wood supporters, home and away, when fans were
admitted.
The most recent league game between the sides, a goalless
draw, was on January 2nd this year.
The Bees team that day was: Aston Oxborough, Jordan
Thomas, Jamie Turley, Ben Richards-Everton, Sam Beard,
Harry Taylor, Sam Woods, Mitch Brundle, Rob Hall (Wes
Fonguck), Adam Marriott (Serhat Tasdemir), Mason
Bloomfield.
Shaq Coulthirst (who recently joined Billericay Town) is the
only player to have featured for both the Bees and the Wood
in this derby game - twice for Barnet in 2018/19 and then
HEAD-TO-HEAD WITH boreham woodCLASSIC ENCOUNTER WITH the WOOD
CLASSIC ENCOUNTER WITH
The WOOD
by the Wood ‘keeper and a scuffed shot by Charlee Adams
missed the target.
CLASSIC ENCOUNTER WITH
THE WOOD
Boreham Wood’s best chances in the second half came
first when Ugwu got his head to the ball from a corner, but
his effort was off target. Then, a shot from the edge of the
Barnet box struck another Wood forward and went for a
goal-kick.
The first ever league meeting between the Bees and A draw looked the likely outcome, until Boreham Wood
Boreham Wood was on Boxing Day 2018 at Meadow Park. made the breakthrough with two minutes of normal time
The Wood took all three points, thanks to a goal in the 88th remaining. The home team attacked down their right. The
minute. It proved to be John Still’s last game in charge of ball was delivered into the Barnet box for Shakes, who took
the Bees, as he left the Club two days later. one touch and knocked the ball sideways for substitute
Bradley Ash. He struck his shot across goal past Cousins’
Barnet had backing from a contingent of 977 fans for this left hand and into the Bees’ net.
fixture. It remains the Bees’ best away following in the
league since the final day of the 2012/13 season against Boreham Wood: Ryan Huddart, Danny Woodards (Sorba
Northampton Town. The Bees supporters saw a hard-fought Thomas), Femi Ilesanmi, Mark Ricketts, David Stephens,
battle, but with few clear chances for either team. Ricky Shakes, Tom Champion, Kieran Murtagh, Jamal
Fyfield, Gozie Ugwu, Justin Shaibu (Bradley Ash).
An early chance fell to Femi Ilesanmi, but his shot on the
turn went way over the crossbar. The Bees’ first opportunity Bees: Mark Cousins, Cheye Alexander, Callum Reynolds,
saw Elliot Johnson cross for Shaq Coulthirst, but his Craig Robson, Elliot Johnson, Dan Sweeney, Charlee Adams,
glanced header went tamely wide. A Jack Taylor shot from Jack Taylor, Wes Fonguck (Medy Elito), Byron Harrison, Shaq
the edge of the box was comfortably held by Ryan Huddart Coulthirst (Jack Barham).
in the Wood goal.
Attendance: 1,894.
On the half-hour mark, the Wood won possession from
Callum Reynolds, but when the ball came to Ricky Shakes,
he fired well over. Boreham Wood managed a better effort
when Gozie Ugwu met Kieran Murtagh’s cross with his
head, only for Mark Cousins to pull off a great reaction save
to see the sides go in level at the break.
Most of the second half was a series of half-chances. In
the early stages, Barnet pressed forward, first through
Coulthirst on the left, his final ball finding a defender, and
then through Cheye Alexander on the right, but his shot bent
wide of goal. Later a cross from Taylor was gathered easily
CLASSIC ENCOUNTER WITH the WOODON THIS Day
ON THIS day &
CURRENTLY
EIGHT YEARS AGO (2014) The Bees’ 6-0 victory over Dover Athletic completed their
second double of the season (having previously beaten
The Bees lost 1-0 away to Kidderminster Harriers in what
Aldershot Town twice). It also set a host of records. The win
is now the Vanarama National League. The attendance
was 1,950. Harriers finished the season in seventh place, over Dover was the first time that the Bees had:
immediately above the Bees.
• Won by six goals or more and without conceding in a first-
team competitive game since they beat Blackpool 7-0 in
14 YEARS AGO (2008)
November 2000 at Underhill, in a fourth-tier game;
The Bees beat Chester City 3-0 at Underhill in a fourth- • Won by six goals in a first-team competitive game since
tier game. All three goals were in the second-half. Albert they beat Farnborough Town 7-1 at home in March 2005,
Adomah (now with Queens Park Rangers, having played over in a Vanarama National League game (coming back after
100 games for each of Barnet, Bristol City, Middlesbrough
and Aston Villa) opened the scoring and that was followed going behind);
by a brace from Cliff Akurang. The crowd was 1,663. • Scored five in one half of a first-team competitive game
since they beat Morecambe 5-1 in September 2004, in a
National League game (coming back after going behind
19 YEARS AGO (2003)
and with all the Barnet goals coming after half-time);
Morecambe and Barnet shared the spoils in a game at • Scored six in a competitive game since they beat Tring
Morecambe. The score for this National League game was Athletic 6-1 away in November 2012, in the Hertfordshire
1-1 and the Bees’ goal came from Wayne Purser. A total of Senior Cup (not a first-team game);
1,667 fans saw the action. The Shrimps finished the season
• Scored six in a first-team game since they won 6-2
in second place and so made the play-offs. It was the first
time that play-offs were held in the National League and against Crystal Palace in July 2019, in a pre-season
Morecambe were knocked out at the semi-final stage. friendly; and
• Two players (Reece Grego-Cox and Adam Marriott) scoring
25 YEARS AGO (1997) a brace in one match since Albert Adomah and Cliff
Akurang did so in a 4-1 win against Shrewsbury Town in
Swansea City beat Barnet 1-0 at Underhill in the fourth March 2008, in a fourth-tier game.
tier. The crowd was 1,881. The Swans finished the season
in fifth place (losing in the play-off final at Wembley to
Two Barnet players scored their debut goal in the league for
Northampton Town) and the Bees were placed 15th.
the club in the victory over Dover - Reece Grego-Cox and Sam
Woods. A total of 16 players have now scored for the Bees in
28 YEARS AGO (1994) first-team competitive games this season, more than in the
The Bees lost 3-0 to Fulham at Craven Cottage in a past two seasons, but two less than in 2018/19.
third-tier game (it was Barnet’s only season at that level).
The crowd was 3,326. The Cottages ended the season in Today is the fourth meeting between the Bees and Boreham
21st and Barnet 24th, so both were relegated. Fulham are Wood this season. It is the first time the Bees have met a
currently top of the Championship.
team four times in a season since they played Swindon Town
on four occasions in 2011/12, twice in the league and twice in
70 YEARS AGO (1952) the area semi-final of the Football League Trophy. This season
is the first in which Barnet have met one team three times at
Barnet lost at Hoddesdon Town 3-2 in the semi-final of the home in a season since Farnborough Town played at Underhill
Herts Senior Cup, then a first-team fixture. The Bees’ goals
on three occasions in 2004/05: in the league, the FA Cup and
were scored by Steve Blackburn and Ron Phipps.
the FA Trophy.
Compiled by 59 Years A BeeHappy
14 TH
BIRTHDAY
MATTHEW
MUM, DAD, SOPHIE, GRANDMA AND ALL HIS FRIENDS
WISH MATTHEW A VERY HAPPY 14TH BIRTHDAYTOGETHER FOR FOOTBALL This season, we’ve come together to face Covid-19 — football’s toughest opponent. Through the Premier League, FA and Government's Football Foundation and Premier League’s FSIF, we’ve supported over 39,000 teams, including over 1,000 in the National League System, to return to action. Find out more about funding from the Football Foundation and Football Stadia Improvement Fund: footballfoundation.org.uk
ALDERSHOT TOWN
NORTHWOOD AWAY
AWAY POSTCARD
POSTCARD
Last Saturday we had a short trip for the game against Aldershot Town. Due to it being quite far
The next round of the Middlesex FA Senior Challenge Cup took us to Northwood. The game had been postponed
from Leeds, my parents came to stay with me in London the night before. We set off around
twice due to a waterlogged pitch, but Tuesday was a dry day and the game was finally going ahead. After work, I
11:00 on Saturday morning with the intention of getting lunch before the game. We arrived in
got the tube to Northwood Hills and had a short walk to the ground from there. It’s quite hidden away so at one
Aldershot around 12:30 and found parking up by the away end. As we were heading into the
point I was worried that I was trespassing! Thankfully, I made it in one piece by about 19:00 and made my way
town, we bumped into fellow Bees Mark and Adam who joined us in Wetherspoons for a few
into the Clubhouse. I had a drink pre-game and a catch up with a few of the other Barnet fans who had made it. A
drinks and lunch. We headed back to the ground around 14:00 and as we arrived, we were told
few of us went out to the pitch just before kick-off having the chance to chat to a few members of the coaching
the usual away end was shut so we had parked all the way up the hill for nothing! We went
staff before the game. As the teams came out, we took our place behind the goal we were shooting into.
inside and joined other fans on the away terrace ready for kick-off.
We had a big chance really early on, but Ben Richards-Everton just missed the ball. We had some good balls going
We got off to a great start as just five minutes into the game, Adam Marriott gave us the lead
into the box but didn’t offer much threat on the end of it and their goalkeeper dealt with everything well. Unfortu-
when he got on the end of a lovely cross from Rob Hall. 11 minutes later, we doubled our
nately, just before half time Harry Taylor had to go off injured but hopefully it’s nothing too serious. Jamie Turley
advantage with a super strike from Sam Beard into the roof of the net. We carried on the half
came on to replace him and we had a few more decent balls in the box before half-time. The first half was pretty
strongly with some brilliant chances and went into half-time 2-0 up. At the interval I went for
one-sided with Northwood struggling to create many chances at the other end but we went into half time 0-0.
the usual hot chocolate but shout-out to Aldershot who gave me cream and a flake on the top
After the break a few of us walked round to stand behind the other goal in the hope we would see some action in
too! The second-half started very well too with Adam Marriott getting his second of the
the second half. Thankfully our wish was granted just nine minutes into the half when Reece Grego-Cox’s initial
afternoon eight minutes in. Aldershot had a few more chances but Harry Taylor made some
shot was deflected into Adam Marriott’s path who scored. Then five minutes later Marriott did it again, scoring
excellent tackles to stop any danger. We carried on attacking and were unlucky not to add to
this time from a yard out after Rob Hall’s free kick hit the bar. There was a nervy moment when the referee
our tally. Four minutes were added at the end of the game and unfortunately Aldershot got one
seemed like he wasn’t going to allow it for offside, but the linesman had his flag down and luckily the goal stood.
back in the 93rd minute, but the whistle blew soon after and we had our three points. The boys
After scoring our goals we had more about us and were playing some lovely football on the floor. Ryan De
came over to a lot of well-deserved praise from the fans who were in good voice all afternoon.
Havilland, Serhat Tasdemir and Ephron Mason-Clark all had close shots that were saved by their ‘keeper. Despite
our efforts, Northwood stopped us scoring anymore and the game finished 2-0. Feeling relieved that we didn’t
My parents and I walked back up the massive hill where we had parked and set off back to
have to endure penalties, we applauded the boys off the pitch.
London where we arrived around 18:00. It made a nice change as every time we’ve been to
Aldershot before, it’s been a trip back up to Leeds! We had a takeaway and got to enjoy a
Us fans headed out of the ground (the scary dark path was less scary when I was with people) and James and
Saturday night in London to top off a brilliant day in Aldershot.
Janice were lovely enough to offer me a lift to the station - meaning I was home before 23:00. After a slow first
45 minutes, we played well in the second half and thoroughly deserved the win. Now we head to the final to take
on Brentford B. Let’s hope we can come back with some silverware!
To: Barnet Football Club
Address : The Hive London, HA8 6AG
From: Carla DevineWHAT’S THE Buzz
WHAT’S THE Buzz
Following the dismissal of Kenny Jackett towards
the end of last month, Leyton Orient have appointed
Richie Wellens as their new manager. Until his sacking
on 22nd February, Orient had failed to win in their
previous 14 games, since their win over Swindon Town
on 7th December - a run that left them in 20th place
in League Two, four points above the relegation zone
on 35 points. Wellens previously managed Oldham
Athletic, Swindon Town, Salford City and Doncaster
Rovers, winning the EFL Trophy in the 2019/20 with
Salford. During his playing career he spent time at
Blackpool, Oldham, Doncaster, Leicester City, Ipswich
Town, Shrewsbury Town, Salford and Macclesfield
Town.
Last Wednesday saw a non-league cup match in
Sunderland break the record for the longest penalty
shootout in football history.
This shootout saw 54 spot kicks taken, before
Washington finally won the shootout 25-24. The
Ernest Armstrong Memorial Cup first round tie ended
3-3 and had an attendance of 40.
The Northern League Division Two sides beat the
previous record of 48 penalties, set by KK Palace and
Civics in a Namibian Cup tie in 2005.
In October 2021, another tie came close to breaking
the record, when AFC Wulfrunians beat Lane Head 19-
18 after 44 kicks were taken.
Swindon Town announced their plans to buy their
County Ground stadium last week.
The ground is currently owned by Swindon Borough
Council, who are set to meet tomorrow to make a
decision on the sale.
The reported deal on the table will see a joint venture
between the club and a supporters group purchase the
stadium for £2.3 million, with each owning 50% each.
This comes after a similar deal that took place in
March 2019 was approved, but fell through due to a
separate issue that involved a legal dispute about who
owned the club. There are also multi-million pound
plans to redevelop parts of the ground.
WHAT’S THE BuzzWHAT’S THE Buzz
League Two side Colchester United
have revealed that they will be
donating the entirety of their gate
receipt of their match next week to
help the humanitarian aid efforts in
Ukraine.
United are to play Forest Green
Rovers next Monday evening, with
all tickets to the match costing
£10.
Part of their efforts has also seen
them apply to the EFL to gain
permission to wear a special edition
kit, in yellow and blue colours in the
style of Ukraine’s national team. The
club have pledged for anyone who
has already purchased a ticket, e.g.
season ticket holders, to “make
up the difference” to support the
campaign, with any complimentary
ticket holders being asked to pay
the £10 fee.
Another club in the news this week buying back their
ground is Cambridge United.
The League One side are said to have already agreed a deal
to buy back the freehold of the Abbey Stadium, having been
forced to sell it in December 2004 to help raise funds for
the club to stay in existence.
That deal did help the club to survive but could not prevent
them from being relegated to the Conference that season.
USA-based club owner Paul Barry, who is the majority
shareholder in the club, has agreed the deal to buy back
the ground from Grosvenor Property UK, who have been
landlords since 2010.
The newly renovated Riverside Stand at Craven Cottage
is to be reopened this summer, Fulham have announced.
The stand will be fully completed in 2023, with
construction having been started in 2019 and been
planned since 2011.
The redeveloped stand and will increase the ground’s
capacity by 3,900, from 25,700 to 29,600. The work was
expected to be completed sooner, but was delayed by
the Covid-19 pandemic. The opening of the stand will
also coincide with the opening of Fulham Pier. Fulham
are currently top of the Championship by 14 points with
13 matches to go, and are hoping that the new stand
will be used for Premier League fixtures next season.
WHAT’S THE BuzzMATCH Report
MATCH Report
barnet fc team:
ASTON OXBOROUGH Goals:
6
BEN RICHARDS-EVERTON
ROB HALL (WES FONGUCK 70’) GREGO-COX (6’,88’)
ROSS MARSHALL (SAM WOODS 70’) MARRIOTT (51’,55’)
EPHRON MASON-CLARK GREENIDGE (67’)
ADAM MARRIOTT WOODS (90+1’)
REISS GREENIDGE
HARRY TAYLOR ©
SAM BEARD
RYAN DE HAVILLAND
REECE GREGO-COX
0
SUBS (NOT USED):
AYMEN AZAZE
LOUIS WALSH
SERHAT TASDEMIR
dover athletic fc team:
ADAM PARKES
TJ BRAMBLE
JAKE GOODMAN © (WILL MOSES 57’)
JAMES CATON
HARRY RANSOM
HENRY WOODS
KOBY ARTHUR (DJAIR PARFITT-WILLIAMS 57’)
DANNY COLLINGE
ALFIE PAVEY
GEORGE WILKINSON (MICHAEL GYASI 57’)
MYLES JUDD
SUBS (NOT USED):
ALEXIS ANDRE JR
NOAH CARNEYMATCH Report
MATCH Report
brought down inside the box.
THE BEES EARNED THREE POINTS IN A Mason-Clark stepped up for the spot kick but had his shot
towards the bottom corner pushed around the post by the
DOMINANT DISPLAY AT THE HIVE LONDON Dover stopper.
– WINNING 6-0 AGAINST DOVER ATHLETIC A fourth goal for the hosts came in the 67th minute when
IN THE VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE. Ryan De Havilland’s corner into the middle of the box was
flicked up by Richards-Everton to allow Reiss Greenidge to
turn the ball home from a yard out.
The game started quickly with both sides having chances
early on as TJ Bramble’s long-range strike was caught by
Aston Oxborough shortly before Adam Marriott drove his
effort over the crossbar from range.
Dean Brennan’s side opened the scoring in the 6th minute as
Marriott found the run of Reece Grego-Cox down the left wing
with a well-weighted pass.
The Bees’ No. 39 cut back inside and beat his defender
before curling the ball into the top right corner beyond Adam
Parkes’ reach.
The hosts continued to press and went very close to doubling
their lead when Marriott found Mason-Clark in the box who
headed the ball against the inside of the post before it got
cleared away.
Marriott looked to score one of his own moments later
when his flicked header from Ryan De Havilland’s corner was
pushed away by Parkes.
The Bees continued to create chances in the first half with
the next coming in the 28th minute through Grego-Cox who
was denied by the Whites’ goalie after Rob Hall laid the ball
off to him on the edge of the box.
Marriott scored the Bees’ second of the afternoon just after
the restart as Hall’s corner towards the back post was
headed back across goal by Ben Richards-Everton to Marriott
who nodded in from close-range.
The constant pressure paid off again as Marriott had his
second goal of the day two minutes later after Grego-Cox’s
curling effort was tipped onto the post by Parkes.
The Bees’ leading goalscorer reacted first to the rebound and
headed it into an empty net to score his ninth of the season.
Dean Brennan’s side had a chance to further extend the
advantage in the 57th minute after Ephron Mason-Clark was2021/22 appearances & goals
2021/22 Appearances & Goals
LEAGUE CUP TOTALS
STARTS SUBS UNUSED GOALS STARTS SUBS UNUSED GOALS STARTS SUBS UNUSED GOALS
1 SAM SARGEANT 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0
2 Jordan Thomas 17 5 2 0 5 0 0 0 22 5 2 0
3 Josh Doherty 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0
3 TEDDY HOWE 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 0 0
4 Josh Payne 5 7 4 0 3 2 0 0 8 9 4 0
5 Jamie Turley 9 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 10 1 1 0
6 Ben Richards-Everton 22 4 3 3 6 0 0 0 28 4 3 3
7 Rob Hall 17 5 1 3 6 0 0 1 23 5 1 4
8 Mitch Brundle 22 0 0 3 4 0 0 1 26 0 0 4
8 ROSS MARSHALL 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 0
9 Mason Bloomfield 12 8 2 2 1 2 0 0 13 10 2 2
9 LOUIS WALSH 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 2 0
10 Daniel Powell 11 6 0 2 1 1 0 0 12 7 0 2
11 Ephron Mason-Clark 22 5 0 4 2 0 1 0 24 5 1 4
12 James Callan 0 0 9 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 9 0
14 Adam Marriott 18 5 1 8 4 1 0 0 22 6 1 8
15 Reiss Greenidge 13 2 1 2 4 0 1 0 17 2 2 2
16 Kian Flanagan 19 3 1 1 1 0 1 0 20 3 2 1
17 Sam Granville 4 4 6 1 2 0 1 0 6 4 7 1
18 Wes Fongunk 14 7 2 0 3 2 1 1 17 9 3 1
19 Harry Taylor 28 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 33 0 0 0
20 Serhat Tasdemir 8 10 3 2 2 3 1 0 10 13 4 2
21 Joe Widdowson 8 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 9 1 0 2
22 Antonis Vasiliou 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0
23 Sam Beard 18 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 21 2 1 0
24 Jake Askew 0 0 13 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 14 0
25 Aymen Azaze 0 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 6 0
26 David Sesay 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 1 0
27 Aston Oxborough 21 0 4 0 3 0 2 0 24 0 5 0
28 Sam Woods 15 1 1 1 4 1 0 0 19 2 1 1
31 Ben Nugent 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0
33 Ryan De Havilland 3 2 4 0 2 0 0 0 5 2 4 0
39 REECE GREGO-COX 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 1Hendon
Hospital
Hendon Hospital
Physiotherapy Service
We offer our patients some of the best cutting-edge technolo-
gy within the world of rehabilitation, including the AlterG® Via
Anti-Gravity Treadmill® with built-in gait analytics and a Whole
Body Cryotherapy Chamber.
We offer specialised physiotherapy assessment, diagnostics and
treatment of a wide variety of conditions including:
■ sports injuries ■ joint pain, arthritis and
■ post-operative rehabilitation pain management.
■ back and neck pain ■ musicians’ hand and
■ repetitive strain injuries wrist conditions
To find out more about how our Physiotherapy
Services can help you on your road to recovery,
please call:
020 8457 4500
/BMIHendonHospital @BMIHendon
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