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Conferencesceneseason 2 / Issue 30 Footballconference.Co.Uk ConferenceSceneSeason 2 / Issue 30 footballconference.co.uk Vanarama Conference Bulletin Thursday 26th February 2015 Statistics Bristol Rovers The Player With The Most........ Shots On Target John Rooney (Chester FC) 58 Shots Off Target Take Over Top Spot Lenell John-Lewis (Grimsby) 48 By Steve Whitney Shots Without Scoring Adam Walker (Nuneaton) 30 Darrell Clarke’s Bristol Rovers knocked faltering Barnet off the Vanarama Conference Shots Per Goal summit for the first time since August when Steven Gillespie (Altrincham) 34 they beat Braintree Town 2-1 at the Memorial Assists Stadium on Tuesday night. The final fixtures for February sees the new Luke Young (Torquay) 13 leaders make the long trek north to take on a Offsides Gateshead side buoyed by a 2-0 victory over John Akinde (Barnet) 40 Kidderminster on the same night, while Martin Allen’s Bees will look to return from Cheshire Fouls with the spoils as they travel to Altrincham. John Akinde (Barnet) 77 BT Sport will be hoping that their Saturday Fouls Without A Card lunchtime fare between play-off chasing Cheyenne Dunkley (Kidderminster) 26 Eastleigh and third-placed Macclesfield is as entertaining as it looks on paper. Free-Kicks Won BT Sport have been extremely fortunate with J Mulley (Braintree Tn), G Poku (AFC Telford) 59 their picks from the Vanarama Conference, Penalties Scored although last weekend’s dour goalless draw John Akinde (Barnet) 8 between Nuneaton and Kidderminster was an exception. Goals Scored Direct From Free-Kicks At the other end of the table there is a real Giuseppe Sole (Woking) 4 relegation ‘six-pointer’ at the New Bucks Head FC Halifax Town will be hoping to get Saves Made where bottom-marker AFC Telford United – back on the pitch and rekindle their play-off J McKeown (Grimsby), D Lewis (K’minster) 143 beaten at Grimsby on Tuesday – entertain hopes as they travel to Aggborough to play fourth-bottom Alfreton Town. Kidderminster after seeing yet another home Defensive Clearances Another big game involving the relegation game postponed in midweek. Aaron Downes (Torquay) 57 battle sees second-bottom Nuneaton hosting a The all-Vanarama Conference FA Trophy nineteenth-placed Welling United side who are semi-final sees Wrexham take a narrow 2-1 lead Defensive Blocks sitting just two points above the drop zone. to Torquay United in the second leg. George Pilkington (Macclesfield) 20 What’s made the headlines this week By Steve Whitney The Team With The Most......... Shots On Target Grimsby 228 New Keeper for Boro Audel Returns to Pitt Becomes a Wing Stokes Loaned New Zealand Silkmen Steve Pitt has left Upwards Shots Off Target Altrincham 206 u-21 keeper Max French defender Vanarama Conference Forest Green’s Chris Crocombe has joined Thierry Audel has South outfit Bishop’s Stokes has joined Shots Per Goal Nuneaton 9.61 Nuneaton on loan. re-joined Macclesfield. Stortford as general League One side Corners Barnet 245 The move follows the Audel played 20 manager to join Jody Coventry City on a decision by Barnsley times for Macc in the Brown’s coaching month`s loan deal. Fouls Alfreton Town 394 to recall Christian second half of that team at Vanarama The ex-England C and Woodwork Strikes Bristol Rovers 14 Dibble to cover a campaign before Conference outfit Bolton defender has keeper shortage at signing for League Welling United. been training with the Offsides Forest Green 112 Oakwell. One side Crewe Pitt has previous Sky Blues for the past Penalties Conceded Dartford 10 Alexandra eighteen managerial experience couple of weeks. months ago. with Leiston, Stanway Yellow Cards Torquay 65 Rovers and Wivenho Town. Red Cards Welling, Lincoln City 9 Statistical Information Matthew Plunkett > +44 (0)1430 456105 Statistical Previews 2014/15 Season AFC Telford V Alfreton Town Aldershot V Dartford Top Scorers Goals 28/02: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals Top Scorers Goals 28/02: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals T Gray 13 Referee: S Rushton (Staffordshire) K Hawley 8 B Williams 12 Referee: J Amey (Dorset) E Bradbrook 6 M Phenix 6 Last Meetings B Wood 5 S Hatton 5 Last Meetings H Crawford 6 S Smith 6 T Shaw 5 J Roberts 3 A Pugh 4 A Farrell 4 FC 16/09/2014 J Ironside 4 A McCollin 2 FC 18/10/2014 R Hayes 4 N Byrne 3 Alfreton.Town..... 3. AFC.Telford.......2 P Clayton 3 J N’Guessan 2 Dartford............. 1. Aldershot..........1 T Bradbrook 4 FC 19/01/2013 FC 25/02/2014 Y R AFC.Telford........ 0. Alfreton.Town....0 Y R Y R Dartford............. 1. Aldershot..........1 Y R G Poku 5 3 League Head to Head L Rowe-Turner 7 1 J Roberts 6 1 League Head to Head E Bradbrook 9 0 N Byrne 6 0 A Howell 6 1 J Oastler 6 0 R McAuley 5 0 A Parry 5 0 AFC Telford 1, draws 3, Alfreton Town 1 B Wood 6 0 P Smith 1 1 Aldershot 1, draws 2, Dartford 0 N Collier 2 1 A Todd 5 0 Games Since D Bradley 5 0 J Scott 1 1 Games Since T Bradbrook 4 0 S Cooke 2 1 L Graham 2 1 J Gibbs 3 0 A Green 4 0 5 a win 3 0 a win 0 Goal Details: 7 home win 2 Goal Details: Goal Details: 0 home win 6 Goal Details: When: first half 23[31], 3 away win 2 When: first half 19[28], When: first half 18[16], 0 away win 0 When: first half 10[25], 0 a defeat 0 2 a defeat 2 second half 23[42]. second half 21[42]. second half 18[30]. second half 24[33]. 0 home defeat 0 1 home defeat 1 From: open play 32[52], From: open play 23[46], From: open play 26[32], From: open play 18[38], 0 away defeat 0 1 away defeat 1 crosses 2[6], corners 3 a score draw 2 crosses 4[3], corners crosses 1[3], corners 17 a score draw 1 crosses 5[2], corners 3[3], penalties 2[5], 7 a no score draw 15 4[8], penalties 5[4], 0[3], penalties 6[4], 34 a no score draw 28 7[7], penalties 1[9], 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 1[1], free-kicks 5[3] 2 scoring a goal 0 0[3], free-kicks 3[5] 2[2], free-kicks 1[0] 0 scoring a goal 0 1[1], free-kicks 0[1] For 46 Against 73 ...............Total Goals............. For 40 Against 70 For 36 Against 46 ...............Total Goals............. For 34 Against 58 W 1 D 1 L 4 Pts 4 ............Current Form............ W 2 D 1 L 3 Pts 7 W 2 D 0 L 4 Pts 6 ............Current Form............ W 1 D 1 L 4 Pts 4 Altrincham V Barnet Eastleigh V Macclesfield Top Scorers Goals 28/02: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals Top Scorers Goals 28/02: 12.45pm Top Scorers Goals D Reeves 15 Referee: M Coy (County Durham) J Akinde 24 J Constable 12 Referee: R Whitton (Essex) M Barnes-Homer 9 J Lawrie 5 Last Meetings L Villa 11 C McAllister 8 Last Meetings W Fairhurst 9 K Perry 5 C MacDonald 8 J Midson 8 D Whitaker 5 N Clee 5 FC 20/09/2014 L Cook 8 J Reason 7 FC 30/08/2014 C Holroyd 4 R Crowther 2 Barnet............... 5. Altrincham........0 C Weston 4 B Strevens 4 Macclesfield....... 2. Eastleigh...........0 P Lewis 4 FC 30/03/1991 Y R Altrincham......... 4. Barnet...............1 Y R Y R Y R P Cavanagh 9 0 League Head to Head J Akinde 7 1 J Reason 8 0 League Head to Head P Lewis 6 1 T Marshall 4 1 B N’Gala 4 1 B Strevens 8 0 A Halls 7 0 S Richman 3 1 Altrincham 2, draws 1, Barnet 2 D Stephens 4 0 M Green 3 2 Eastleigh 0, draws 0, Macclesfield 1 P Turnbull 6 0 S Leather 2 1 Games Since A Yiadom 4 0 P Reid 5 0 Games Since W Fairhurst 5 0 S Williams 2 1 C Weston 4 0 D Beckwith 1 1 S Barrow 3 0 3 a win 2 0 a win 1 Goal Details: 1 home win 1 Goal Details: Goal Details: 3 home win 0 Goal Details: When: first half 14[27], 2 away win 3 When: first half 39[18], When: first half 25[22], 0 away win 1 When: first half 22[11], 0 a defeat 0 1 a defeat 6 second half 29[27]. second half 34[20]. second half 35[24]. second half 27[20]. 4 home defeat 0 0 home defeat 3 From: open play 35[41], From: open play 47[26], From: open play 45[31], From: open play 39[23], 0 away defeat 0 5 away defeat 3 crosses 1[1], corners 1 a score draw 7 crosses 3[4], corners crosses 1[3], corners 3 a score draw 0 crosses 3[2], corners 2[3], penalties 0[2], 20 a no score draw 35 4[3], penalties 12[2], 5[3], penalties 3[2], 33 a no score draw 14 2[1], penalties 2[2], direct from free-kick 0 conceding a goal 0 direct from free-kick direct from free-kick 1 conceding a goal 0 direct from free-kick 1[1], free-kicks 1[5] 1 scoring a goal 0 4[0], free-kicks 2[2] 0[3], free-kicks 5[2] 0 scoring a goal 0 2[1], free-kicks 1[2] For 43 Against 54 ...............Total Goals............
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