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Robins Look to Take Advantage NationalSceneSeason 3 / Issue 18 thenationalleague.org.uk Vanarama National League Bulletin Thursday 3rd December 2015 Statistics Robins Look to Take The Player With The Most........ Shots On Target Stefan Payne (Dover) 42 Shots Off Target Advantage Andy Cook (Barrow) 32 By Steve Whitney Shots Without Scoring Jordan Sinnott (Altrincham) 26 Leaders Cheltenham Town and their second- placed neighbours Forest Green Rovers both Shots Per Goal won 2-0 last Saturday, so it’s as you were Ricky Wellard (Welling) 31 at the top of the Vanarama National League table, with Gary Johnson’s side holding a one- Assists point lead. Nicky Deverdics (Dover) 11 The Robins will be hoping to make that into a Offsides four-point advantage this weekend when they Ross Hannah (Chester FC) 39 host Chester FC, while Forest Green have their minds firmly set on attempting to make the Fouls Third Round of the Emirates FA Cup when they Matt Rhead (Lincoln City) 46 travel to Oxford United on Sunday. Fouls Without A Card The league is well represented in the P Amond (Grimsby), D Wright (Cheltenham) 21 Second Round over the weekend, with Welling United hosting Carlisle, Altrincham Free-Kicks Won travelling to Colchester, Eastleigh playing at home again, this time to struggling Boreham Kurtis Guthrie (Forest Green) 55 Amblecote against Northern Premier side Wood, while Torquay United will be looking Penalties Scored Stourbridge and not forgetting National South towards the safety-mark should they manage outfit Whitehawk, who play at Dagenham & to win at Plainmoor against a Wrexham side N Deverdics (Dover), K Davis (Braintree Tn) 4 Redbridge. We wish them all the very best of keen to recover from last weekend’s home Goals Scored Direct From Free-Kicks luck. defeat to the Silkmen. Harry Pell (Cheltenham) 3 Back to the league, and although it’s a In fact all of the current bottom four are reduced fixture list, there are several vital in action this Saturday, with Kidderminster Saves Made games, including Dino Maamria’s home Harriers hosting Gateshead in Neil Aspin’s Dillon Phillips (Cheltenham) 101 debut as Southport boss when they host a (pictured) first proper game in charge of the Defensive Clearances Macclesfield Town side looking to move into Tynesiders, while his former club, FC Halifax Michael Chambers (Welling) 32 the top five. Town, face a big Yorkshire derby at The Shay Paul Cox will be hoping to follow up the win against Guiseley AFC keen to follow up last Defensive Blocks in his first game in charge of Barrow AFC last weekend’s 4-2 win over play-off chasing Dover Angus MacDonald (Torquay) 17 Saturday against Woking when they are at Athletic. The Team With The Most......... What’s made the headlines this week By Steve Whitney Shots On Target Woking 166 Aspin for Gateshead Chairman Stands election at last year`s Barnes-Homer Stays Shots Off Target Barrow 145 Gateshead appointed Down City Fans United Longer Neil Aspin as their Grenville Millington AGM. Matthew Barnes- Shots Per Goal Southport 10.12 new manager ahead has stepped down as Meikle Leaves Homer is to remain Corners Wrexham 159 of last weekend`s chairman of Chester. Silkmen with Kidderminster matches. Millington played 345 Lindon Meikle has left after extending his Fouls Dover 271 It is a first managerial games for Chester Macclesfield. loan spell from league Woodwork Strikes Bromley, Barrow 11 post for Aspin since City and became the The former Eastwood rivals Aldershot. leaving FC Halifax first inductee into the and Mansfield winger The striker Offsides Dover 88 in September, the club’s Hall of Fame joined the Silkmen in will remain at Penalties Conceded Torquay 6 50-year-old having and was ultimately late September and Aggborough until spent over six years named chairman made his debut in the January 23rd. Yellow Cards Forest Green 43 as boss at The Shay. of the CFU Board 3-0 win at Aldershot Red Cards Southport 6 after his successful Town. Statistical Information Matthew Plunkett +44 (0)1430 456105 Statistical Previews 2015/16 Season Barrow V Boreham Wood Cheltenham V Chester FC Top Scorers Goals 05/12: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals Top Scorers Goals 05/12: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals A Cook 13 Referee: R Johnson (Manchester) H Crawford 3 B Waters 9 Referee: S Ross (Lincolnshire) R Hannah 8 J Walker 4 Last Meetings J Lucas 3 D Wright 7 Last Meetings J Rooney 4 A Haworth 3 C Kamdjo 2 J Munns 7 J Chapell 3 O Khan 3 No recent meetings G Montgomery 2 H Pell 6 FC 18/08/2015 C Mahon 2 D Pilkington 1 J Morias 2 A Morgan-Smith 5 Chester FC ........ 1 Cheltenham ......1 J Hunt 2 FL2 18/03/2006 Y R Y R Y R Chester FC ........ 0 Cheltenham ......1 Y R D Mellor 3 1 League Head to Head C Clifford 5 0 H Pell 8 0 League Head to Head B Heneghan 5 1 G Williams 5 0 C Reynolds 4 0 G McLennan 2 1 I Sharps 5 0 D Livesey 2 1 Barrow 0, draws 0, Boreham Wood 0 B Clifford 1 1 A Downes 4 0 Cheltenham 4, draws 2, Chester FC 1 T Shaw 4 0 J Walker 4 0 Games Since S Cox 3 0 R Dickie 3 0 Games Since J Rooney 3 0 S Grand 3 0 C Kamdjo 2 0 A Morgan-Smith 2 0 M Kay 3 0 0 a win 4 0 a win 4 Goal Details: 0 home win 5 Goal Details: Goal Details: 1 home win 2 Goal Details: When: first half 14[19], 3 away win 1 When: first half 10[14], When: first half 16[6], 0 away win 3 When: first half 11[18], 1 a defeat 2 10 a defeat 0 second half 15[25]. second half 13[15]. second half 30[11]. second half 18[17]. 2 home defeat 3 4 home defeat 1 From: open play 19[34], From: open play 12[17], From: open play 27[10], From: open play 21[29], 0 away defeat 0 8 away defeat 0 crosses 2[1], corners 6 a score draw 1 crosses 5[2], corners crosses 2[1], corners 1 a score draw 1 crosses 2[0], corners 1[3], penalties 4[1], 24 a no score draw 0 2[3], penalties 1[4], 6[1], penalties 3[2], 21 a no score draw 3 1[1], penalties 2[2], direct from free-kick 0 conceding a goal 1 direct from free-kick direct from free-kick 1 conceding a goal 0 direct from free-kick 0[1], free-kicks 2[3] 0 scoring a goal 1 2[0], free-kicks 1[2] 3[1], free-kicks 5[1] 0 scoring a goal 1 1[0], free-kicks 2[2] For 29 Against 44 ...............Total Goals............. For 23 Against 29 For 46 Against 17 ...............Total Goals............. For 29 Against 35 W 2 D 0 L 4 Pts 6 ............Current Form............ W 1 D 3 L 2 Pts 6 W 4 D 2 L 0 Pts 14 ............Current Form............ W 1 D 2 L 3 Pts 5 Dover V Aldershot FC Halifax V Guiseley Top Scorers Goals 05/12: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals Top Scorers Goals 05/12: 3.00pm Top Scorers Goals S Payne 10 Referee: D Rock (Hertfordshire) C Walker 9 J Burrow 13 Referee: O Yates (Staffordshire) A Boyes 4 R Miller 8 Last Meetings R Brodie 5 S Tuton 7 Last Meetings A Dudley 4 N Deverdics 7 J Stevenson 3 K James 4 L Dickinson 4 J Parkinson 3 FC 18/08/2015 C Alexander 2 C Hughes 1 FAC4QR 27/10/2015 N Boshell 3 J Grimes 2 Aldershot .......... 1 Dover ...............1 R Browne 2 D Brooks 1 Guiseley ............ 1 FC Halifax .........2 R Atkinson 3 FC 03/03/2015 FAC4Q 24/10/2015 Y R Aldershot .......... 3 Dover ...............1 Y R Y R FC Halifax ......... 2 Guiseley ...........2 Y R J Parkinson 3 1 League Head to Head J Gallagher 4 3 S Tuton 4 0 League Head to Head G Rothery 3 1 T Sterling 5 0 R Brodie 4 0 J Bolton 4 0 L Dickinson 4 0 S Raggett 5 0 Dover 1, draws 1, Aldershot 1 O Beckles 4 0 M Brown 4 0 FC Halifax 0, draws 0, Guiseley 1 A Lockwood 1 1 D Ofori-Acheampong 5 0 Games Since J Stevenson 3 0 K James 4 0 Games Since R Toulson 3 0 S Payne 2 1 D Lathrope 3 0 R Griffiths 0 1 D Boshell 2 0 2 a win 6 0 a win 0 Goal Details: 0 home win 4 Goal Details: Goal Details: 0 home win 0 Goal Details: When: first half 22[17], 3 away win 2 When: first half 15[14], When: first half 16[28], 0 away win 4 When: first half 15[22], 0 a defeat 0 2 a defeat 1 second half 16[14]. second half 11[20]. second half 17[28]. second half 11[17]. 1 home defeat 0 1 home defeat 1 From: open play 24[23], From: open play 22[27], From: open play 25[45], From: open play 17[27], 0 away defeat 0 1 away defeat 0 crosses 4[1], corners 1 a score draw 4 crosses 3[0], corners crosses 2[3], corners 10 a score draw 6 crosses 2[0], corners 3[3], penalties 4[2], 13 a no score draw 21 0[3], penalties 0[3], 0[0], penalties 4[4], 22 a no score draw 13 0[4], penalties 3[4], direct from free-kick 0 conceding a goal 0 direct from free-kick direct from free-kick 0 conceding a goal 1 direct from free-kick 1[2], free-kicks 2[0] 0 scoring a goal 3 1[1], free-kicks 0[0] 0[1], free-kicks 1[2] 0 scoring a goal 0 2[2], free-kicks 2[2] For 38 Against 31 ...............Total Goals............
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