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Clubs Chase Quarter-Final Spots NationalSceneSeason 3 / Issue 27 thenationalleague.org.uk Vanarama National League Bulletin Thursday 4th February 2016 Statistics Clubs chase The Player With The Most........ Shots On Target Dan Holman (Cheltenham) 54 Shots Off Target Quarter-final spots Andy Cook (Barrow) 40 By Steve Whitney Shots Without Scoring Jordan Sinnott (Altrincham) 34 The FA Trophy Third Round takes centre stage this weekend, with nine Vanarama Shots Per Goal National League sides vying for a place in the George Porter (Welling), Ricky Wellard (Welling) 32 quarter-finals. Assists Three places are assured as league rivals Nicky Deverdics (Dover) 13 Torquay United host Macclesfield Town, Dover Athletic have Guiseley AFC at Crabble and Offsides Chester FC travel to The Shay to take on form Ross Hannah (Chester FC) 51 side FC Halifax Town. Fouls Three-times Trophy winners Woking will be Matt Rhead (Lincoln City) 66 looking towards another final – they lost in with Gary Johnson’s side trekking to Barrow 2006 to Grays Athletic at West Ham – when AFC and Forest Green heading to North Wales Fouls Without A Card they welcome National League South outfit to take on Wrexham. Padraig Amond (Grimsby) 25 Oxford City to Kingfield, while Grimsby Town, There are also two massive games at Free-Kicks Won runners-up in 2013, hosts City’s league rivals the opposite end of the table as Boreham Kurtis Guthrie (Forest Green) 60 Havant & Waterlooville at Blundell Park. Wood host a Kidderminster Harriers side Gateshead also have home advantage as they seemingly doomed now after an 18th defeat Penalties Scored host National League North play-off hopefuls in 28 matches last weekend, and third- Nicky Deverdics (Dover) 5 AFC Fylde – former FA Vase winners in 2008 in bottom Welling United welcoming the team Goals Scored Direct From Free-Kicks their previous guise of Kirkham & Wesham. immediately above the drop zone, Altrincham, Back in the bread and butter of the league, to Park View Road. Harry Pell (Cheltenham) 3 last weekend saw top two Cheltenham Town Despite new boss Dean Frost being very Saves Made and Forest Green Rovers both win again and active ahead of the window shutting, the Wings Steven Drench (Guiseley) 124 stretched their advantage over third-placed suffered a 1-0 defeat at Braintree Town in Grimsby to eleven points after the Mariners midweek and will be desperate not to let the Defensive Clearances lost at Gateshead. gap between them and the safety-mark get Michael Chambers (Welling) 40 Both are on their travels north this Saturday, any bigger. Defensive Blocks Angus MacDonald (Torquay) 18 What’s made the headlines this week By Steve Whitney The Team With The Most......... Late Signing Late Wings Trio O’Connor Leaves Pring Joins City Forest Welling were one of Experienced striker Cheltenham’s teenage Shots On Target Woking 214 Green the busiest clubs ahead Aaron left-back were one of the window closing O’Connor Cameron Shots Off Target Forest Green 179 of the late and added a new trio made Pring has Shots Per Goal Altrincham 10.00 movers ahead of the on deadline day. his loan joined window shutting, Winger Luke Wanadio move from Corners Forest Green 204 bringing in winger joined from Staines Forest Green Championship Fouls Lincoln City 375 Anthony Jeffrey for on a permanent basis, to League Two neighbours Bristol an undisclosed fee while striker Ade Stevenage a City on an 18-month Woodwork Strikes Barrow 12 from league rivals Yussuf and defender permanent one. contract. Offsides Chester FC, Dover 101 Boreham Wood. Ian Gayle move to The 32-year-old The 18-year-old joined He was immediately Park View Road on moved to Broadhall the Robins at the age Penalties Conceded Torquay 8 loaned back to the loan from Dagenham Way last month on of 14. Meadow Park outfit. for the remainder of loan. Yellow Cards Forest Green 53 the season. Red Cards Southport 7 Statistical Information Matthew Plunkett +44 (0)1430 456105 National Signings 2015/16 Season ■■Aldershot Town Michael Poke Portsmouth Tony Diagne Lincoln (Rest of Season Loan) Louis Robles Wigan (Rest of Season Loan) Ross Lafayette Eastleigh (Rest of Season Loan) ■■FC Halifax Town Reece Styche Kidderminster Alfie Pavey Millwall (Loan) Dino Fazlic Kidderminster Rhys Turner Oldham (Loan) Danny Whitehead Wigan (Rest of Season Loan) ■■Altrincham Sam Johnson Port Vale (Rest of Season Loan) Shaquille McDonald Derby (Loan Extension) Josh Ginnelly Burnley (Loan) Nicky Wroe Notts Co (Permanent) ■■Southport Marcus Holness Tranmere (Loan) Mac Crocombe Oxford Utd (Rest of Season Loan) Jonny Margetts Tranmere (Loan) ■■Forest Green Rovers Jonny Giles Oxford Utd (Loan) Dylan Mottley-Henry Bradford City (Loan) Jack Ryan Preston (Rest of Season Loan) Charlie Cooper Birmingham (Loan) ■■Barrow AFC Ben Jefford Welling Anthony Jeffrey Boreham Wood (Undisclosed Fee) ■■Torquay United Andy Parry Luton (Permanent) Kieffer Moore Viking FK (Norway) Toby Ajala Dover Jordan Williams Northwich Brett Williams Stevenage Iffy Allen Yeovil Nick Wilmer-Anderton Preston (Rest of Season Loan) Nathan Blissett Bristol Rovers ■■Gateshead Shaun Harrad Worcester ■■Boreham Wood Dan Lavercombe Wigan (Rest of Season Loan) Andre Bennett Middlesbrough (Loan) Danny Racchi Tamworth Jordan Chiedozie Cambridge Utd CJ Hamilton Sheffield Utd (Rest of Season Loan) Josh Rees Nottingham Forest (Rest of Season Loan) Anthony Jeffrey Forest Green (Rest of Season Loan) Brendan Pearson Newcastle (Loan) Aman Verma Kidderminster (Rest of Season Loan) Clovis Kamdjo Forest Green (Rest of Season Loan) Alex Whitmore Burnley (Rest of Season Loan) Cameron Mawer Biggleswade T (Dual Reg) Andre Wright WBA (Rest of Season Loan) Delano Sam-Yorke Forest Green (Rest of Season Loan) ■■Grimsby Town ■■Tranmere Rovers Conor Henderson Crawley (Permanent) ■■Braintree Town Jeff Hughes Cambridge Utd (Rest of Season Loan) Evan Horwood Northampton (Rest of Season Loan) Jack Mackreth Grimsby Harry Anderson Peterborough (Rest of Season Loan) Jon Nolan Lincoln C Michael Crowe Ipswich (Loan) Steve McNulty Luton (Permanent) Lee Vaughan Cheltenham (Permanent) ■■Guiseley AFC ■■Bromley Anthony Dudley Bury (Rest of Season Loan) ■■Welling United Adam Coombes Notts Co James Hurst Torquay (Permanent) Noah Chesmain Millwall (Loan) Emile Sinclair York (Loan) Kadell Daniel Woking ■■Cheltenham Town Adam Smith Wrexham (Permanent) James Ferry Brentford (Loan) Cameron Burgess Fulham (Rest of Season Loan) Ian Gayle Dagenham (Rest of Season Loan) Cian Harries Coventry (Loan) ■■ Kidderminster Harriers Jake Green Mickleover Sports Dan Holman Colchester Ousmane Fane Lyn FK (Norway) Harry Lee Leyton Orient (Permanent) Arthur Gnahoua Macclesfield Marek Rodak Fulham (Rest of Season Loan) ■■ Chester FC Keith Lowe York Luke Wanaido Staines James Alabi Ipswich Luke Maxwell Birmingham (Rest of Season Loan) Ade Yusuff Dagenham (Rest of Season Loan) Nyal Bell Rochdale (Loan) Harry White Barnsley (Loan) Jason Gilchrist Burnley (Loan) Ben Whitfield AFC Bournemouth (Loan) ■■Woking Steven Hewitt Burnley Gary Abisogun Cobham Ryan Lloyd Port Vale (Rest of Season Loan) ■■Lincoln City Scott Griffiths Luton (Loan) Tony Thompson Morecambe Patrick Brough Carlisle (Loan) Shaun Jeffers Yeovil (Loan) James Caton Shrewsbury (Rest of Season Loan) Matt Robinson Luton (Rest of Season Loan) ■■Dover Athletic Terry Hawkridge Scunthorpe (Permanent) Alex Smith Yeovil Harry Crawford St Albans George Maris Barnsley (Loan) Tyrone Marsh Torquay Jamie McCombe Stevenage ■■Wrexham Mark Beck Yeovil (Rest of Season Loan) ■■Eastleigh ■■Macclesfield Town Louis Briscoe Torquay Luke Coulson Oxford C (Undisclosed Fee) Adam Anson Wigan (Rest of Season Loan) Simon Heslop Torquay Kaid Mohamed Bath Chris Chantler Kilmarnock Rhys Taylor Newport (Rest of Season Loan) Statistical Information Matthew Plunkett +44 (0)1430 456105 Statistical Previews 2015/16 Season Barrow V Cheltenham Boreham Wood V Kidderminster Top Scorers Goals 06/02: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals Top Scorers Goals 06/02: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals A Cook 15 Referee: I Hussin (Merseyside) D Wright 14 J Lucas 4 Referee: A Hopkins (Stoke) G Singh 4 J Walker 7 Last Meetings B Waters 11 C Kamdjo 2 Last Meetings B Whitfield 3 O Khan 4 J Munns 8 G Montgomery 2 J Jones 2 A Haworth 3 FC 22/08/2015 H Pell 6 J Morias 2 FC 06/10/2015 J Murphy 2 A Grimes 1 Cheltenham........ 2. Barrow..............1 A Downes 5 L Howell 2 Kidderminster.... 1. Boreham.Wood.. 1 C Hassan 1 FC 06/03/1999 Y R Barrow............... 1. Cheltenham.......1 Y R Y R Y R N Anderton 1 2 League Head to Head H Pell 10 0 C Reynolds 6 0 League Head to Head L Maxwell 6 1 D Mellor 3 1 G McLennan 2 1 C Clifford 5 0 J Tunnicliffe 1 1 S Grand 5 0 Barrow 1, draws 4, Cheltenham 4 A Downes 4 0 S Cox 4 0 Boreham W 0, draws 1, Kidderminster 0 M Young 1 1 G Williams 5 0 Games Since R Dickie 3 0 B Clifford 1 1 Games Since J Hodgkiss 3 0 A Cook 5 0 A Morgan-Smith 2 0 R Shakes 2 0 J Clarke 1 0 2 a win 0 3 a win 7 Goal Details: 2 home win 0 Goal Details: Goal Details: 2 home win 3 Goal Details: When: first half 19[27], 1 away win 0 When: first half 20[8], When: first half 12[14], 3 away win 14 When: first half 8[18], 3 a defeat 17 4 a defeat 0 second half 21[29]. second half 39[13]. second half 13[17]. second half 16[28]. 1 home defeat 8 6 home defeat 0 From: open play 24[42], From: open play 35[13], From: open play 14[17], From: open play 15[26], 3 away defeat 11 1 away defeat 0 crosses 2[1], corners 1 a score draw 8 crosses 3[1], corners crosses 5[3], corners 0 a score draw 11 crosses 2[5], corners 3[4], penalties 6[4], 0 a no score draw 2 7[2], penalties 5[2], 2[4], penalties 1[4], 1 a no score draw 28 3[4], penalties 1[3], direct from free-kick 1 conceding a goal 0 direct from free-kick direct from free-kick 0 conceding a goal 0 direct from free-kick 0[1], free-kicks 3[3] 1 scoring a goal 0 3[1], free-kicks 6[1] 2[0], free-kicks 1[2] 0 scoring a goal 3 1[5], free-kicks 2[3] For 40 Against 56 ...............Total Goals............
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