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Issue 11 Thursday 15Th October 2015 NationalSceneSeason 3 / Issue 11 thenationalleague.org.uk Vanarama National League Bulletin Thursday 15th October 2015 Statistics Topsy-Turvy Week The Player With The Most........ Shots On Target Stefan Payne (Dover) 30 Shots Off Target for Rovers Andy Cook (Barrow) 25 By Steve Whitney Shots Without Scoring J Sinnott (Altrincham), B Clifford (Boreham Wd) 20 It’s been another topsy-turvy week for Vanarama National League leaders Forest Shots Per Goal Green Rovers. Ricky Wellard (Welling) 25 Last Saturday saw Ady Pennock’s side Assists ruthlessly put away newcomers Guiseley Nicky Deverdics (Dover) 8 AFC 3-0 at The New Lawn, but then on Tuesday they suffered a best-of-five defeat at Offsides managerless Eastleigh, whose caretaker boss Dan Holman (Woking) 28 Chris Todd has certainly done his chances of a Fouls full-time post no harm, especially after winning winner in a 2-1 success at struggling Southport R Brodie (Aldershot), O Bogle (Grimsby) 29 at Tranmere at the weekend too. with less than 6 minutes remaining, while sub Second-placed Cheltenham Town trail Afolabi Obafemi scored the winner 5 minutes Fouls Without A Card their neighbours by two points, but it could from time as Welling United beat Lincoln City Jimmy Phillips (Gateshead) 18 have been level pegging at the summit had at Park View Road. the Robins managed to beat Gateshead last Free-Kicks Won However, perhaps the cruellest last-gasp goal Kurtis Guthrie (Forest Green) 42 Saturday instead of coming home with just one was scored by Altrincham’s Michael Rankine point. – his effort 5 minutes into time added on Penalties Scored Tuesday saw Gary Johnson’s side edge out prevented Kidderminster Harriers from earning M Rhead (Lincoln City), N Deverdics (Dover) 3 Bromley 2-1 in another away journey on an that elusive first victory in a 2-2 draw at Moss Goals Scored Direct From Free-Kicks evening when late goals proved key. Lane. J Goddard (Woking), L Dennis (Bromley) 2 Asa Hall came off the bench to net It has been a good week for Macclesfield Cheltenham’s winner in the first minute of Town, who beat Harriers last Saturday Saves Made injury-time, as did Ross Lafayette for Eastleigh lunchtime in front of the BT Sport cameras Mitch Walker (Dover) 80 against the leaders, although the substitutes’ and followed that up with another Moss Rose match-winner came in the 2nd minute of time victory on Tuesday, 1-0 against Gateshead, to Defensive Clearances added on. send John Askey’s men up to 11th in the table – Rob Swaine (Bromley) 24 Chester FC’s Ben Heneghan scored the just three points off a top five slot. Defensive Blocks Angus MacDonald (Torquay) 14 What’s made the headlines this week By Steve Whitney The Team With The Most......... Allinson in Shock Hockaday Takes Townsend Returns to Herrera Returns to Gulls Departure Harriers Helm Mariners Torquay announced Shots On Target Woking 111 Ian Allinson shocked Former Defender the appointment of Boreham Wood Forest Conor Robbie Herrera as Shots Off Target Barrow 104 by announcing his Green Townsend assistant-manager to Shots Per Goal Barrow 10.89 resignation. and Leeds has joined new player-manager The ex-Arsenal boss Dave Grimsby Kevin Nicholson. Corners Wrexham 126 The 45-year-old is winger spent seven Hockaday has taken on an initial one Fouls Dover 208 and a half years with over as head coach month loan deal from Torquay born and Wood but the move at bottom-markers Championship side bred and served Woodwork Strikes Dover 7 to training three Kidderminster. Hull. the club in over 130 Offsides Grimsby 58 mornings a week The 57-yeare-old He previously spent games as a player proved impossible for previously coached time at Blundell Park before becoming Penalties Conceded Torquay, Eastleigh 5 Allinson to carry on. at Watford and on loan in 2011 from a key figure in Southampton. the Tigers. the club’s youth Yellow Cards Chester FC 32 development scheme Red Cards Southport 6 in more recent times. Statistical Information Matthew Plunkett +44 (0)1430 456105 Statistical Previews 2015/16 Season Aldershot V Bromley Barrow V Welling Top Scorers Goals 17/10: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals Top Scorers Goals 17/10: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals C Walker 8 Referee: A Hopkins (Stoke) M Emmanuel 13 A Cook 9 Referee: T Nield (West Yorkshire) S Kabba 4 R Brodie 5 Last Meetings L Dennis 5 J Walker 3 Last Meetings X Vidal 4 C Alexander 2 A Cook 4 A Haworth 2 A Obafemi 2 J Stevenson 2 FAC4Q 22/10/2005 J Holland 3 D Pilkington 1 FC 16/01/1999 S Corne 2 R Browne 2 Bromley............. 0. Aldershot..........1 A Fuseini 2 E Newby 1 Barrow............... 2. Welling..............1 G Porter 1 RYMFMC4 26/10/1999 FC 10/10/1998 Y R Bromley............. 3. Aldershot..........1 Y R Y R Welling............... 1. Barrow..............1 Y R J Gallagher 3 1 League Head to Head A Wall 3 0 D Livesey 2 1 League Head to Head B Jefford 4 0 R Brodie 4 0 A Cook 3 0 J Walker 3 0 X Vidal 4 0 N Anderton 3 0 Aldershot 0, draws 0, Bromley 0 L Minshull 0 1 G Williams 3 0 Barrow 2, draws 4, Welling 2 B Williams 1 1 J Stevenson 3 0 Games Since B Chorley 2 0 P Lacey 3 0 Games Since H Osborne 0 1 D Lathrope 3 0 R Prestedge 2 0 S Williams 0 1 T Adeyinka 2 0 0 a win 1 0 a win 0 Goal Details: 0 home win 1 Goal Details: Goal Details: 0 home win 0 Goal Details: When: first half 13[10], 0 away win 0 When: first half 16[13], When: first half 9[11], 0 away win 1 When: first half 11[8], 2 a defeat 0 1 a defeat 1 second half 10[15]. second half 21[15]. second half 9[18]. second half 6[12]. 1 home defeat 0 2 home defeat 1 From: open play 19[21], From: open play 27[17], From: open play 13[22], From: open play 10[14], 2 away defeat 1 1 away defeat 0 crosses 3[0], corners 13 a score draw 11 crosses 3[4], corners crosses 0[1], corners 4 a score draw 8 crosses 3[2], corners 0[1], penalties 0[3], 15 a no score draw 17 0[4], penalties 3[3], 0[3], penalties 3[1], 17 a no score draw 17 1[3], penalties 0[0], 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 1[0], free-kicks 0[0] 0 scoring a goal 0 2[0], free-kicks 2[0] 0[1], free-kicks 1[1] 0 scoring a goal 0 2[1], free-kicks 0[0] For 23 Against 25 ...............Total Goals............. For 37 Against 28 For 18 Against 29 ...............Total Goals............. For 17 Against 20 W 3 D 0 L 3 Pts 9 ............Current Form............ W 4 D 0 L 2 Pts 12 W 3 D 1 L 2 Pts 10 ............Current Form............ W 4 D 0 L 2 Pts 12 Cheltenham V Eastleigh Chester FC V FC Halifax Top Scorers Goals 17/10: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals Top Scorers Goals 17/10: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals D Wright 7 Referee: S Bennett (Staffordshire) J Constable 6 J Chapell 3 Referee: O Yates (Staffordshire) J Burrow 10 A Morgan-Smith 5 Last Meetings Y Odubade 4 J Rooney 3 Last Meetings C Hamilton 3 B Waters 5 B Strevens 3 R Hannah 3 K James 2 J Munns 4 No recent meetings L Cook 3 C Mahon 2 FC 11/08/2015 C Hughes 1 A Downes 3 R Lafayette 3 T Shaw 2 FC.Halifax.......... 0. Chester.FC........1 D Brooks 1 FC 28/12/2014 Y R Y R Y R FC.Halifax.......... 0. Chester.FC........2 Y R H Pell 7 0 League Head to Head B Strevens 4 1 B Heneghan 4 1 League Head to Head M Brown 4 0 G McLennan 1 1 J Constable 2 1 T Shaw 4 0 S Tuton 3 0 A Downes 3 0 Cheltenham 0, draws 0, Eastleigh 0 J Reason 4 0 J Rooney 3 0 Chester FC 35, draws 18, FC Halifax 22 J Bolton 3 0 A Morgan-Smith 2 0 Games Since R Flitney 1 1 K Richards 3 0 Games Since K James 3 0 R Dickie 2 0 M Green 1 1 R Higgins 3 0 E Whitehouse 1 0 0 a win 0 0 a win 2 Goal Details: 2 home win 0 Goal Details: Goal Details: 1 home win 5 Goal Details: When: first half 8[6], 0 away win 0 When: first half 9[11], When: first half 7[13], 0 away win 1 When: first half 6[21], 4 a defeat 2 1 a defeat 0 second half 24[9]. second half 17[12]. second half 14[14]. second half 14[22]. 1 home defeat 1 0 home defeat 0 From: open play 18[8], From: open play 20[16], From: open play 14[23], From: open play 13[35], 5 away defeat 2 1 away defeat 0 crosses 2[1], corners 1 a score draw 6 crosses 0[0], corners crosses 2[0], corners 7 a score draw 5 crosses 2[3], corners 4[1], penalties 3[2], 15 a no score draw 16 2[1], penalties 1[4], 0[1], penalties 2[2], 14 a no score draw 17 0[0], penalties 4[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[1], free-kicks 5[1] 0 scoring a goal 0 2[0], free-kicks 0[1] 1[0], free-kicks 2[1] 0 scoring a goal 2 0[1], free-kicks 1[1] For 32 Against 15 ...............Total Goals............
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