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Football Conference Scene Issue 29 ConferenceSceneSeason 2 / Issue 29 footballconference.co.uk Vanarama Conference Bulletin Thursday 19th February 2015 Statistics Midweek rest relief The Player With The Most........ Shots On Target John Rooney (Chester FC) 56 Shots Off Target for leaders Barnet Lenell John-Lewis (Grimsby) 43 By Steve Whitney Shots Without Scoring Adam Walker (Nuneaton) 28 Due to England C’s game in Cyprus this week, there were no midweek fixtures in the Shots Per Goal Vanarama Conference, allowing the players a Steven Gillespie (Altrincham) 34 welcome rest ahead of the run-in to the end Assists of the season. Luke Young (Torquay) 13 There were some crucial matches last weekend at either end of the table, with Offsides leaders Barnet’s defeat at Wrexham and John Akinde (Barnet) 40 Macclesfield Town’s draw at Southport Fouls allowing Bristol Rovers to move into second John Akinde (Barnet) 77 spot, courtesy of a hard-fought 1-0 win against play-off chasing Grimsby Town at Blundell Fouls Without A Card Park. Cheyenne Dunkley (Kidderminster) 26 At the opposite end of the table, Dartford secured a massive 3-2 success at bottom- Free-Kicks Won markers AFC Telford United, while Nuneaton James Mulley (Braintree Town) 59 Town’s surprise 2-1 win at Gateshead leaves Penalties Scored leaving them five points behind fifth-placed the Bucks nine points adrift of the safety-mark. John Akinde (Barnet) 8 This Saturday’s games see Barnet hosting Forest Green Rovers with a game in hand. Grimsby, while Bristol Rovers take on mid-table Wrexham and Torquay United take a break Goals Scored Direct From Free-Kicks Altrincham at the Memorial Ground. from league action as they meet in the first-leg Giuseppe Sole (Woking) 4 BT Sport kick things off, however, with of the FA Trophy Semi-Final at the Racecourse Saves Made the early 12.45pm kick-off at Liberty Way Ground. James McKeown (Grimsby) 139 (pictured) where relegation-threatened Both have reached the final before – Nuneaton host a Kidderminster Harriers outfit Wrexham as recently as 2013 when they beat Defensive Clearances keen to get back into the race for the play- Grimsby on penalties – and Torquay in 2008 Aaron Downes (Torquay) 57 offs - last weekend’s draw at home to Woking when they lost to Ebbsfleet United. Defensive Blocks George Pilkington (Macclesfield) 20 What’s made the headlines this week By Steve Whitney The Team With The Most......... Four More Live BT Nepotism at Carden keeps busy Imps & Magpies in Sport Offerings Altrincham! for The Port Loan Swap Shots On Target Grimsby 215 Braintree Town v Altrincham manager Southport’s new boss Lincoln’s AFC Telford United - Lee Sinnott has Paul Carden has seen Sean Shots Off Target Altrincham 200 Tuesday 24th March. signed a new John Marsden leave Newton Shots Per Goal Nuneaton 9.21 Macclesfield Town midfielder for Lincoln on loan (left) has v Bristol Rovers - – his son but has brought in joined Corners Barnet 241 Saturday 28th March Jordan! young Skelmersdale League One Notts Fouls Alfreton Town 385 12.30pm. Bradford- striker Connor County on loan for Forest Green Rovers born McCarthy. the rest of the season, Woodwork Strikes Bristol Rovers 13 v Aldershot Town - Jordan He had also signed while moving in the Offsides Forest Green 109 Good Friday 3rd April (above), who turned James Gray on loan opposite direction is 4.30pm 21 on Valentine’s Day, from Accrington, only former Wolves full- Penalties Conceded Dartford 10 Dartford v Barnet - was recently released for the player to have back Jordan Cranston Easter Monday 6th by Championship side a change of heart. – also until the Yellow Cards Torquay 65 April 12.45pm Huddersfield Town. season’s finale. Red Cards Welling, Lincoln City 9 Statistical Information Matthew Plunkett > +44 (0)1430 456105 Statistical Previews 2014/15 Season Alfreton Town V Aldershot Barnet V Grimsby Top Scorers Goals 21/02: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals Top Scorers Goals 21/02: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals K Hawley 7 Referee: A Holmes (West Yorkshire) B Williams 11 J Akinde 24 Referee: N Kinseley (Essex) L John-Lewis 13 B Wood 5 Last Meetings J Roberts 3 L Villa 11 Last Meetings C Disley 6 T Shaw 5 S Hatton 3 C MacDonald 8 J Pittman 6 J Ironside 4 FC 04/10/2014 A McCollin 2 L Cook 8 FC 17/01/2015 S Neilson 5 P Clayton 3 Aldershot........... 2 Grimsby. Alfreton....0 Southport. J N’Guessan.Town 2 C Weston 4 Grimsby............. 3 Barnet................ Barnet 1 J Mackreth 3 FC 08/04/2014 FC 18/02/2014 Y R Alfreton.Town..... 1 Aldershot..........4 Y R Y R Barnet............... 2 Grimsby.............1 Grimsby Y R L Rowe-Turner 7 1 League Head to Head J Roberts 6 1 J Akinde 7 1 League Head to Head A Nsiala 11 0 A Howell 6 1 J Oastler 6 0 B N’Gala 4 1 S Pearson 7 0 B Wood 6 0 Alfreton Town 1, draws 0, Aldershot 2 P Smith 1 1 D Stephens 4 0 Barnet 3, draws 1, Grimsby 9 C Magnay 5 0 D Bradley 5 0 Games Since J Gibbs 3 0 A Yiadom 4 0 Games Since S Brown 5 0 L Graham 2 1 G Wilson 3 0 C Weston 4 0 L John-Lewis 2 1 2 a win 0 1 a win 2 Goal Details: 1 home win 0 Goal Details: Goal Details: 0 home win 1 Goal Details: When: first half 18[26], 2 away win 3 When: first half 16[15], When: first half 39[17], 3 away win 1 When: first half 25[12], 0 a defeat 1 0 a defeat 0 second half 20[41]. second half 17[29]. second half 33[18]. second half 26[17]. 2 home defeat 1 7 home defeat 0 From: open play 22[44], From: open play 24[31], From: open play 46[23], From: open play 38[19], 0 away defeat 0 0 away defeat 0 crosses 4[3], corners 1 a score draw 16 crosses 1[3], corners crosses 3[4], corners 6 a score draw 9 crosses 2[3], corners 3[8], penalties 5[3], 14 a no score draw 33 0[2], penalties 5[4], 4[3], penalties 12[2], 34 a no score draw 18 1[3], penalties 5[2], direct from free-kick 0 conceding a goal 0 direct from free-kick direct from free-kick 0 conceding a goal 0 direct from free-kick 0[3], free-kicks 3[5] 0 scoring a goal 0 2[2], free-kicks 1[0] 4[0], free-kicks 2[2] 1 scoring a goal 1 0[2], free-kicks 2[0] For 38 Against 67 ...............Total Goals............. For 33 Against 44 For 72 Against 35 ...............Total Goals............. For 51 Against 29 W 2 D 2 L 2 Pts 8 ............Current Form............ W 1 D 0 L 5 Pts 3 W 3 D 0 L 3 Pts 9 ............Current Form............ W 3 D 0 L 3 Pts 9 Bristol Rovers V Altrincham Chester FC V Eastleigh Top Scorers Goals 21/02: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals Top Scorers Goals 21/02: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals M Taylor 10 Referee: B Huxtable (Devon) D Reeves 15 J Rooney 7 Referee: R Martin (Somerset) J Constable 12 N Blissett 5 Last Meetings J Lawrie 5 S McConville 7 Last Meetings C McAllister 8 A Monkhouse 4 K Perry 5 C Hobson 6 J Midson 8 E Harrison 4 FC 16/08/2014 N Clee 5 C Mahon 5 FC 01/11/2014 J Reason 7 L Mansell 4 Altrincham......... 2 Grimsby. Bristol....1 R.Rovers Crowther 2 M Hughes 4 Eastleigh............ 3 Barnet. Chester........2 Grimsby. .FCB Strevens 4 Y R Y R Y R Y R O Clarke 5 1 League Head to Head P Cavanagh 9 0 K James 5 1 League Head to Head J Reason 8 0 L Mansell 7 0 T Marshall 4 1 M Kay 7 0 B Strevens 8 0 T Lockyer 7 0 Bristol Rovers 0, draws 0, Altrincham 1 S Richman 3 1 B Heneghan 7 0 Chester FC 0, draws 0, Eastleigh 1 M Green 3 2 A Monkhouse 3 1 Games Since S Leather 2 1 S McConville 6 0 Games Since P Reid 5 0 M Taylor 5 0 S Williams 2 1 I Touray 3 1 D Beckwith 1 1 0 a win 2 0 a win 1 Goal Details: 0 home win 1 Goal Details: Goal Details: 0 home win 3 Goal Details: When: first half 18[14], 0 away win 1 When: first half 14[26], When: first half 17[23], 0 away win 0 When: first half 25[22], 17 a defeat 1 5 a defeat 0 second half 27[12]. second half 29[27]. second half 29[30]. second half 34[24]. 7 home defeat 4 2 home defeat 0 From: open play 24[10], From: open play 35[41], From: open play 32[35], From: open play 44[31], 14 away defeat 0 3 away defeat 4 crosses 9[5], corners 2 a score draw 0 crosses 1[1], corners crosses 3[6], corners 13 a score draw 2 crosses 1[3], corners 2[4], penalties 5[3], 3 a no score draw 19 2[2], penalties 0[2], 5[4], penalties 1[5], 4 a no score draw 32 5[3], penalties 3[2], direct from free-kick 2 conceding a goal 0 direct from free-kick direct from free-kick 1 conceding a goal 0 direct from free-kick 3[2], free-kicks 2[0] 0 scoring a goal 0 1[1], free-kicks 1[5] 3[1], free-kicks 1[1] 0 scoring a goal 0 0[3], free-kicks 5[2] For 45 Against 26 ...............Total Goals............
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