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Boreham Wood Football Club OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME SEASON 2016/17 - ISSUE 24 - PRICE: £3.00 BOREHAM WOOD FOOTBALL CLUB LINCOLN CITY TUESDAY 21st MARCH 2017 KICK OFF 7.45pm VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE AL LEAGUE N - IO ES T T A 1 N 9 E 7 H 9 T - - T H 9 E 7 9 N 1 A T T I S O E N - A E L U L G E A MATCH BALL & BENCH KIT SUPPLIER LEAGUE SPONSOR MAIN CLUB SPONSOR LEAGUE BROADCAST SPONSOR MEMBER LEAGUE Open Events Southgate Campus Wood Street Campus Colindale Campus Sat 4 March, 10am–2pm Wed 8 March, 5pm–7pm Sat 11 March, 10am–2pm • Business • a Le VeLs • Beauty • Community Learning • aCCounting • C HiLDCare • Dentistry • art, Design & Creati Ve meDia • Constru Ction • eFL • apprentiCesHips • eLeCtriCaL • eLeCtriCaL • Business & traVeL • esoL • engineering • C HiLDCare • Foun Dation Learning • esoL • Computing • Hair Dressing • Foun Dation Learning • eFL • Hea LtH & soCiaL Care • it & Computing • esoL • it & Computing • LLDD • Foun Dation L earning • mentaL HeaLtH Community Link • Hea LtH & soCiaL Care • motor VeHiCLe • sCienCe • sCienCe • teaCHer training • sports VieW our apprentiCesHip #BePartOfOurStory VaCanCies onLine 020 8266 4000 appLy [email protected] noW www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk/the-college/open-events 16 I www.borehamwoodfootballclub.co.UK I @BOREHAM_WOODFC I www.bwfctv.co.uk BOREHAM WOOD GROUNDSMAN AND FOOTBALL CLUB MAINTENANCE MANAGER: CONTENTS Daniel Hunter FOUNDED 1948 BAR MANAGER: PAGE GROUND: Meadow Park, A PROGRESS REPORT Micky Hunter 5 From Chairman Danny Hunter Broughinge Road, Borehamwood, Herts. CATERING MANAGER: WD6 5AL. May Mason PAGE THE MANAGERS NOTES Telephone: 0208-953 5097 FIRST TEAM MANAGER: 10 Luke Garrard 0208-207 7982 (Fax) Luke Garrard Full Members of ASSISTANT MANAGER: PAGE CLUB NEWS The Football Association Jason Goodliffe 13 Season Ticket Offer 2017/18 • Business • a LeVeLs • Beauty The National League ACADEMY MANAGER: Billy Hunter • Community Learning • aCCounting • CHiLDCare AFFILIATED TO: PAGE MATCH PREVIEW • Dentistry • art, Design & CreatiVe meDia • ConstruCtion ACADEMY DIRECTOR: The Hertfordshire Football 20 Boreham Wood V Lincoln City • eFL • apprentiCesHips • eLeCtriCaL Luke Garrard • eLeCtriCaL • Business & traVeL • esoL Association CLINICAL LEAD: • engineering • CHiLDCare • FounDation Learning The London Football PAGE Megan Reid TABLE, FIXTURES & STATS • esoL • Computing • HairDressing Association 22 For the Vanarama National League • FounDation Learning • eFL • HeaLtH & soCiaL Care ACADEMY PHYSIO: CLUB COLOURS: • it & Computing • esoL • it & Computing Kate Simmons White/Black/ White • LLDD • FounDation L earning PAGE HEAD ACADEMY COACH: CLUB NEWS • mentaL HeaLtH Community Link • HeaLtH & soCiaL Care CHANGE COLOURS: 29 Club Captain commits to Wood Cameron Mawer • motor VeHiCLe • sCienCe All Sky Blue COMMUNITY MANAGER: • sCienCe • teaCHer training MAIN SPONSOR: Ken Heddington PAGE • sports Barnet & Southgate ACADEMY NEWS 30 Under 16’s College ACADEMY COACHES: Junior Lewis PRINCIPAL PARTNERS: Ricky Shakes PAGE Hertsmere Borough Council COMMUNITY NEWS Matthew Whichelow Elstree & Borehamwood 36 Wood in the Community Daniel Woodards Town Council Joe Devera PAGE DIRECTORY David Stephens OUR OPPONENTS PRESIDENT: Matt Paine 41 Lincoln City W.F. O’Neill Bruno Andrade Grant Smith CHAIRMAN: Angelo Balanta CLUB HONOURS Danny Hunter ISTHMIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE FA CHALLENGE CUP STADIUM CATERING: CLUB / MATCH SECRETARY: Premier Division Play-off Winners 1st Round: The Lunch Box Ltd Billy Hunter 2009/10 1973/74, 1977/78, 1998/99, 2002/03, 2003/04, 2012/13, STADIUM MANAGER: Premier Division Runners-up: GENERAL MANAGER: 1997/98 2013/14, 2015/16, 2016/17 Matthew Hunter Matt Hunter Division One Champions: 2nd Round: 1996/97, 1997/98. PROGRAMME EDITOR: 1994/95, 2000/01 FINANCE DIRECTOR: FA CHALLENGE TROPHY Billy Hunter Division Two Champions: 1976/77 Ciara Dyer League Cup Winners: 1996/97 Semi-Finalists: 2005/06 PA ANNOUNCER: BOOKKEEPER: League Cup Runners-up: 1998/99 HERTFORDSHIRE FA SENIOR Mark Hughes CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS: Amy Claydon FULL MEMBERS CUP 1971/72, 1998/99, 2001/02, CLUB SHOP: VieW our MEDIA MANAGER: Runners-up: 1994/95, 1995/96 2007/08, 2013/14. Grant Morris apprentiCesHip Grant Morris SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHARITY CUP WINNERS: VaCanCies Division One East Champions: 1980/81, 1983/84, 1985/86, onLine COMMERCIAL & 2005/06 1988/89, 1989/90. HOSPITALITY MANAGER: THE FOOTBALL LONDON FA CHALLENGE CUP CONFERENCE SOUTH: Mandee Morris Winners: 1997/98 appLy Promotion Final Winners noW 2014/15 www.bwfctv.co.uk I @BOREHAM_WOODFC I www.borehamwoodfootballclub.co.UK I 3 4 I www.borehamwoodfootballclub.co.UK I @BOREHAM_WOODFC I www.bwfctv.co.uk A PROGRESS REPORT From Chairman Danny Hunter Tonight we welcome our friends from Lincoln City to Meadow Park for this Vanarama National League encounter. May I wish their directors, manager, players and supporters a pleasant stay with us and a safe journey home. Well, after what I had called a bit of a shape their ambition. mini-storm of poor results with a distinct lack of goals since November, the I do believe though that in Lincoln’s dressing room has partly bounced back case, they have already demonstrated in the last few weeks or so, with 6 very they have a very strong inner belief and valuable points in the last four games, a very good mentality to win football with 5 valuable goals, albeit all in one matches. They are very much a club game, with 4 clean sheets in those last together, they are it seems incredibly four games and, thankfully that return focused and they’ll know the most has moved us back into the top twelve. important thing is to simply concentrate on the next game in front of them. Tonight though we face what I’d best describe as the team of the season thus They will already understand that a far in the visit of league leaders Lincoln semi-final defeat hurts but it’s only about City, a side who have captured the the end game and promotion that whole nation’s imagination, but who will will matter for them come what may. perhaps be hurting tonight from their FA At present the Lincoln directors, their Trophy defeat to York City on Saturday. management, players and supporters are still armed with the memories of Any semi-final defeat hurts, but for them what has been a quite sensational to be just 90 minutes from a first trip up League and FA Cup campaign. Wembley Way will undoubtedly be seen as an opportunity missed. That said, Their FA Cup run has I believe, genuinely I’m sure Lincoln will be thinking it’s how now re-written the book for modern they react to adversity that will define non-league football clubs in what their season. It’s perhaps now a test of can actually be achieved in that their mentality and inner belief that will competition as even clubs as low as www.bwfctv.co.uk I @BOREHAM_WOODFC I www.borehamwoodfootballclub.co.UK I 5 those in League Two now it seems want from being PE teachers, or whatever to play weakened teams for what we jobs they are in, to creating careers in still see as a major competition. football management that can possibly take you to the very top levels of English Just a few short weeks ago, I watched football. big clubs like Brighton and Hove Albion, Ipswich Town and Burnley tweak their As such, the Cowleys have brought teams and were put to the sword by such positive publicity to every club at this wonderful Lincoln City side and our level, but it is perhaps a lesser known management team. Not for one minute fact that the two Cowley brothers of the games I watched were Lincoln Danny and Nick for a brief time, actually playing the underdog role of nicking a played their football here with us at goal and hanging on for grim death. Meadow Park, under previous manager No, this was different, they were not Ian Allinson. lucky, they were talented, organised, controlled and in truth more than They were in truth two very hard working deserved each and every cup upset guys, who have before and since they achieved. earned every reward they have ever received as players and they are now But on that footnote, I’m sure that the deservedly, through their astonishing whole of Lincoln would now swap, for track record in management, earning instance, their 2-0 Trophy win here three every accolade that comes their way weeks ago, for a 2-0 league win here in the management department. This tonight? It’s about the end game and as season has seen sustained success and I said above, for Lincoln City a day out improvement coming quickly in their at Wembley will not define their season Lincoln tenure. That instant success has as it’s only ever going to be about them probably even taken the lads and the rejoining the pro ranks once again. club by surprise but from the outside looking in, I would say It is just reward It would though perhaps be apt for for simply being the best managerial them to regain their Football League partnership in the non-league game at status in this, the year where as a club present. they lost their old gaffer in Graham Taylor. It was perhaps Mr Taylor who Again though it does prove that over gave the Imps, until Danny and Nick a period of time, hard work and care Cowley came along, some of their best is often rewarded, and if hard work is memories historically and is a person the order of the day then let’s hope who is remembered so fondly. this is their season. If it is, then they’ll be handing Lincoln, Danny, Nick and their So after tonight, I genuinely hope that hard working dressing room the league Danny, Nick and of course Graham title at the end of April.
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