Stevenage FC v Barrow AFC

THE MANAGER STEVE EVANS

All photos by Jim Steele unless otherwise stated

“We know how tough it will be, we understand that - we’re ready”

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER CHRIS ROSS

Welcome to The Lamex Stadium this evening for our Sky Bet League Two match against Barrow AFC. We are now in December and the team led by Steve Evans and his staff currently occupy 2nd with 40 points. To see us reach that mark already in the season has been testament to the hard work both the players and management put in day-to-day.

We narrowly exited the Carabao Cup on penalties to Charlton Athletic and we continue to enjoy both a Papa John’s Trophy and FA Cup run as we all get excited for Premier League opposition in the form of Aston Villa in January.

In addition, the attendances we have

seen this season have been fantastic. We had just short of 5,000 at the Northampton Town match back in October, our biggest home attendance in years.

We have also announced a new partnership in recent months with Footasylum, with their branding now visible above the North Stand - and who can forget that unique Danny Rose winner against Hartlepool United that went viral with almost 17 million views across the world.

Don’t forget that whilst we are in World Cup season, you can enjoy many of the matches including every Three Lions tie live in our 76 Lounge.

Thank you to everyone who has supported the Club already this season and we hope you enjoy the game.

THE GAME

MATCHDAY TIMINGS

CLUB SHOP: Midday – Kick-Off TICKET OFFICE: 5pm – 8pm

The Broadhall Suite: 5.30pm – 7.45pm (Home & Away supporters)

THE 76 LOUNGE: 2.30pm – Kick-Off (Home & Away supporters)

Half-Time (North Stand Ticket Holders) Full-Time – 10pm (Home & Away supporters)

TURNSTILES: 6.30pm

TICKET INFO

BARROW AFC

Tickets for Barrow AFC range from £18 for Adults, £10 Under 18s and £5 Under 12s at www.borotickets.co.uk , from the Club Shop and the Ticket Office ahead of kick-off.

All tickets purchased Online/In-Advance of matchday are cheaper, and supporters can now scan their way in using the ticket QR code on their phone.

STEVENAGE TRAVEL TO ASTON VILLA

IN FA CUP THIRD ROUND

Stevenage have been handed an away tie to Premier League side Aston Villa in the Emirates FA Cup Third Round. The tie will be played on the weekend of

6th-9th January 2023, details of which will be released in due course.

BORO TRAVEL TO PORTSMOUTH IN PAPA JOHN’S TROPHY ROUND OF 16

After Boro’s 3-2 victory over Arsenal Under 21s in the Round of 32 at The Lamex Stadium, Steve Evans’ men have been rewarded with a trip to Fratton Park to take on Danny Cowley’s Pompey. The game will take place at 7pm at Fratton Park on Tuesday 13th December Ticket information available in due course.

CLUB SHOP CHRISTMAS OPENING HOURS 2022

Stevenage supporters have until Monday 19th December to place their orders & guarantee Christmas delivery. Shop online 24/7 at www. stevenagefcshop.com , where you have until midnight on Monday 19th December 2022 to guarantee Christmas Delivery, or visit us in-store on Mondays, Tuesdays & Fridays 10am-5pm – and on home matchdays from midday until kick-off. From Monday 19th December, the Club Shop will be operating at slightly different hours. Click here for more information

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MATCHDAY MASCOT

A warm Boro welcome goes to Ronnie Weston, our mascot for this evening. Hoping to guide the Boro to three more points with all his good luck vibes, Ronnie is eight years of age and attends All Saints School in Datchworth.

Listing playing football, playing on Switch and computer games among his hobbies, his favourite player is none other than our very own, Luke Norris. Here’s hoping that Ronnie and his family have a great time with us tonight and that we’re all celebrating another big Boro win.

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ARCHIVES

The stage was set for the perfect end to the most perfect of seasons for Boro. Back in 2010 the inexorable rise of our hometown club moved on another step as they put in a remarkable campaign to win the Blue Square Premier and enter the Football League. The icing on the richest of cakes was to be the FA Trophy, our third appearance in four seasons and a

third win against unfancied Barrow in front of 21,223. The Bluebirds of course had other ideas, and although Andy Drury put Boro ahead on 10 minutes, they were down to 10 men when David Bridges was sent off on 28 minutes. Boro battled hard but conceded 11 minutes from the end and although Barrow also suffered a red card, they clinched the crown in added time.

DARREN ISTED

Stevenage have never lost against Barrow in the Football League, winning two and drawing two of their four meetings.

Barrow have lost both of their previous Football League away games against Stevenage, losing 2-1 in March 2021 and 1-0 in August 2021.

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ON THIS DAY: 02 DECEMBER

It’s not unusual for Boro’ to be in action on 2 December; eight previous encounters on this date in history for us to go back over. But it is unusual for Boro’ to be in action on a Friday night. And you can almost make a case for it being out of the ordinary for us to be at home on this date in the diary too. It’s happened just three times out of those eight.

Luckily, things tend to happen on home turf on 2 December. It began back in 1995 with a comprehensive 4-0 win over reigning Conference champions; four separate goalscorers on target as we started the process of lifting the Silkmen’s crown from their heads and moving it across to ours later that season.

In 2017, meanwhile, a Danny Newton brace saw us storm to victory over Swindon Town in the FA Cup Second Round.

Our third outing at home on this date? Well, that’s in the middle of the two games mentioned already. It was chaotic too; Stimmo’s side taking the lead through Steve Morison, before losing Hasim Teen to a red card. Moro then made it two-nil, before Luke Oliver saw red too. Either side of that, Oxford United scored two of their own to rescue a point.

IT’S BARROW AGAIN…

Of all the clubs in League Two this season, we’ve known few as long as we have done Barrow. Our first meeting with the Bluebirds came way back in August 1998;

HISTORY

1982 Ware 3-1 Stevenage Borough, East Anglian Cup (Gittings)

1989 Finchley 0-4 Stevenage Borough, Vauxhall Opel League Division Two North (McComb 2, O’Keefe)

1995 Stevenage Borough 4-0 Macclesfield Town, GM Vauxhall Conference (Sodje, Berry, Lynch, Hayles)

2000 Doncaster Rovers 0-0

Stevenage Borough, Nationwide Conference

2006 Stevenage Borough 2-2 Oxford United , Conference National (Morison 2)

2008 Ebbsfleet United 3-0 Stevenage Borough, Setanta Shield R4

2017 Stevenage 5-2 Swindon Town, FA Cup R2 (Samuel, Godden, Pett, Newton 2)

2020 Walsall 1-1 Stevenage, Sky Bet League Two (Oteh)

nearly a quarter of a century if you’re counting. But the fact we come into this one off the back of 11 previous meetings is because our time together is spread across three different eras. First, there was that one-season Conference outing for them during the 1998-9 campaign. They returned to the top of the non-league ladder a decade later; Boro’ squeezing in two successive seasons in their company. And, now,

Barrow’s return to the Football League has us on three straight campaigns. So, does that mean something will give come May?

MAGIC MOMENT: Blue Square Premier 09 March 2010

STEVENAGE FC 4 BARROW AFC 0

STARTING XI 16 Chris Day 25 Ronnie Henry 5 Jon Ashton 14 Mark Roberts 3 Scott Laird 18 David Bridges (60) 8 Stacy Long 24 Michael Bostwick 11 Yemi Odubade 10 Lee Boylan (52) 20 Chris Beardsley (75)

SUBSTITUTES 1 Ashley Bayes 13 Joel Byrom (60) 17 Tim Sills (52) 21 Mitchell Cole 23 Andy Drury (75)

After a slightly iffy February by that season’s standards, Boro’ stepped things up a level in the quest for the Blue Square Premier title as March came around. By the time the Bluebirds arrived for this midweek encounter, we’d won four out of four in all competitions; three in the league and an FA Trophy quarter final. Our guests found us to be in ruthless form here. It took 28 minutes to break the deadlock; Yemi Odubade driving home into the bottom corner. Scott Laird was then on hand just before the interval to make it two. Boro’ had no intention of letting it slip either; Odubade doubling up on 59 minutes and then making it a treble with six minutes left. A fourth successive league win for Boro’ was handy enough. It was a run in which we’d scored 13 goals without reply too. But, even

better, was the news that Oxford had lost at home to Hayes & Yeading. The outcome was that we were two points clear at the top and in a position we wouldn’t look back from.

ON BOTH SIDES…

It’s not the longest list in the world –but there are certainly some notable names who have the honour of turning out for both us and them.

Paul Farman, Remeao Hutton, and Byron Harrison are a trio who added Barrow to their respective career paths after spending time with us. Andy Bond, Inih Effiong, and Neil Illman are an example of three players to do things the other way around. And did you know that Boro’ legend Efe Sodje had a brief loan spell at Barrow towards the end of his playing days too?

By

Pete Hayman courtesy of boroguide.co.uk

Efe Sodje

Odubade x 3, Laird

Paul Farman

ACADEMY

Good Evening, and good luck to Steve Evans, his coaching staff, and the players for this evening’s game against Barrow. The Stevenage FC EDP has settled in well since our move to the Hertfordshire FA County Ground in September. The players love playing on what is arguably the best college programme facility in the region and we are building a great relationship with the Herts FA. We have recently held an open day for next year’s cohort and were really

pleased with the application and quality of the players that attended. Additionally, it was excellent to see over 30 players across all the three open days, proving to be one of the most popular turnouts for the programme ever.

The programme is going from strength to strength with nine players featuring within academy fixtures this season including an appearance in the Herts Senior Cup with the U18’s.

Looking at league results, the boys are in a really strong positions across all three teams; with the A side sitting 3rd after 4 games and three points off top, the B side are 4th with 13 points and 6 points off top spot with 3 games in hand, whilst the C side are 7th with games in hand over the teams above them. These current results lead to an exciting second half of the season.

If you are 16-18 years old or have a son of similar age and are interested in our programme, please come and check us out on Wednesday 21st December open day or alternatively contact myself on Tomm@stevenagefc.com Enjoy the game!

JOSHUA COLDICOTT-STEVENS Head of Coaching

STEVENAGE FC WOMEN

STEVENAGE FCW 4 HARINGEY BOROUGH WOMEN 4

Ray, Re, Neal, Farmer, Webster (c), Price, Southby, Shephard, Nebbit, Makewell, Bellinger

Subs: Millen, Bodily, Uwaifo, Schofield

Goals: Southby, Neal x 2, Shephard

It was a pulsating game at The County Ground on Sunday as Stevenage twice battled back from behind to take a well-earned point from a difficult encounter. Both sides went into the game in second and third place respectively, with Haringey boasting the more impressive goals scored column, but Stevenage much tighter at the back. It took just eleven minutes for Shakira Roberts to pierce that solid defence. Boro had started well, but as the midfield lost possession a through ball was played to perfection for Roberts to chase. She beat the defence for speed and when face with Celine Ray, slotted the ball across goal to the far post.

Three minutes later, the deficit doubled as captain Victoria Campbell sent a sublime ball over Ray and into the net. Borough were troubled and against the ropes but they came back swinging. Amy Makewell led the charge with a couple of fantastic efforts and a yellow card for an over enthusiastic press. Becky Shephard came the closest though, seeing her header thunder off the crossbar. With ten minutes remaining of the half, Boro finally found the net. It had a hint of good fortune as Haringey did not clear their lines, but Jodie Southby, playing her first game since early October, rose highest to nod the ball into the net for her first goal of the season.

Stevenage continued to push and when a free kick was earned near the corner flag, Shephard took up the duties. Her cross

was inch perfect and Vicky Neal met it with aplomb as she headed towards ground and net to open her account for the campaign. The second half saw more action and it mirrored the first half. Boro started strongly but Ray pulled off two magnificent saves in quick succession. However, eleven minutes in again and Kylie Manktelow picked up the ball from fully forty yards to send a rocket over Ray and into the net.

It took a bit longer for them to extend their lead again, but not before Stevenage had a goal disallowed from Neal for an apparent obstruction by Bellinger, much to the bemusement of the 100 strong crowd. Instead, Neal’s day was dealt a harsh blow as a bit of interplay at the back with Ray was pounced upon by Roberts in the box for her second of the game. Boro were up against it and as in the first half, dug in. A multitude of changes saw Kelsey Millen and Susan Uwaifo join the fray and this gave Haringey new questions to answer. However, they still could not answer the question of how to stop Neal from set pieces as with seven minutes remaining she sent another superb header into the net from a Shephard corner.

As the 90th minute ticked around, Boro attacked again. Makewell increased her record of being involved in a goal to six games on the trot as she laid the ball across to Shephard who rounded off her game with a superb goal from the left hand side to notch her ninth goal of the season from just ten games. It was a result that allowed both AFC Sudbury and Needham Market to leapfrog both sides, but if this result teaches us anything, it is that this team just does not know how to give up.

EDWARD PAYNE Stevenage FCW Head of Media

FOUNDATION

Stevenage FC Foundation and Stevenage Football Club have teamed up with local food bank, the Foodshed, to support their Christmas campaign to collect over 230 toys for 0–18-year-olds in our local community that may go without this Christmas.

Donations are being requested for new and unopened toys for children of all ages that will be collated by the Foundation and donated to the Toyshed on Monday 12th December, so they can reach local families in need ahead of the festive period.

Supporters wishing to make donations can do so the following ways:

• Bring your donations to The Lamex Stadium during the week and drop at the Foundation office, located in the South Stand

• Bring your donations to the Stevenage FC Academy next to Shephalbury Park, and the Academy staff will be collecting from parents of children in our pathway too

• Bring your donations to one of two

Stevenage FC home games at The Lamex Stadium before Christmas and drop them at the KidZone located in West Stand Car Park - vs Barrow AFC on Friday 2nd December, 7:45pm KO -vs Mansfield Town on Saturday 10th December, 3pm KO

• Make a donation online by purchasing a toy through the Toyshed Amazon Wishlist – CLICK HERE

Foundation Chief Executive, Joe Goude said: “During the initial stages of the Covid-19 pandemic, we did what we could to support those in our community, and part of that was collecting food to donate to the Foodshed. This year our community needs us to play our part once again as the Cost-of-Living crisis becomes a reality for more and more within our town.”

If you’d like to learn more about the Foodshed, run by Stevenage Vineyard, and the work it does in our community please visit www.stevenage-vineyard. co.uk

CO-SPACE CUP ANNOUNCEMENT

Last time out at The Lamex, we announced the FIRST EVER “Co-Space Cup” in partnership with flexible working space provider Co-Space, who are based in Stevenage Town Centre. Launching in February 2023, the CoSpace Cup is aimed at local businesses that want to get their staff together, get active, socialise, and raise money for a good cause. The knockout tournament will be hosted at Stevenage FC Academy for squads of up to 8 players to try and take bragging rights and be crowned the first ever Co-Space Cup champions!

With spaces available for 16 teams, players will get a minimum of 4 games, lasting 15 minutes each with both a Cup and Plate competition on offer every team qualifying from the group stages. Each £20 player registration fee will be donated by Co-Space to Stevenage FC Foundation to support our work in the local community to provide active, healthy, and positive lives for all. Foundation CEO, Joe Goude said “We’re thrilled to be working with CoSpace on this tournament, as we have been keen to work with each other since they arrived in the town a couple of years ago. Will and the team there

have always been supporters of ours and we’re grateful that they are donating the profits from the tournament to us, that will allow us to do even more for our local community.

Stevenage has a history of a thriving business sporting scene, and we are looking forward to reviving that, giving businesses an opportunity to allow their staff to get active & raise money for a good cause”.

Co- Space Founder, Will Stokes added “We’re excited to host the Co-Space Cup in partnership with the Stevenage FC Foundation to raise funds for a great cause. We’d love to see the support for other local businesses coming together for a good old-fashioned kick around. We welcome teams of all abilities to the pitch on what’s set to be a great day out”. A post-tournament after party will be hosted at Co-Space in the Town Square after the tournament, to celebrate and provide an opportunity to network.

DETAILS

Time: 9:30am Registration / 10am Kick Off Champions Crowned: 3pm

For more information, please contact Melissa Edwards at melissa.edwards@ stevenagefcf.com

www.barrowafc.com

anyone’s guess which side will turn up. Certainly they began the campaign in soaring form, winning five of their first six league games to really set the pace with Boro and Leyton Orient.

Alongside this they also dumped Blackpool out of the EFL Cup with a win on penalties after a 0-0 draw at Bloomfield Road, although they went out in the next round on penalties after a 2-2 draw at Holker Street.

FORM GUIDE

Barrow sit ominously just six points and two places behind Boro in fourth and at the head of the play-off battle. But their season has not been one of consistency, instead the Bluebirds have seen spells of good and bad form and it is

The Bluebirds then suffered six defeats in eight games in all competitions as their season looked to be have been knocked off the rails but Pete Wild’s side bounced back and in recent weeks they have beaten strugglers Colchester and Hartlepool, although true to form they did lose 1-0 at Crawley earlier last month and went out at the first time of asking in the FA Cup with a 1-0 home reverse against Mansfield. LAST

5 SEASONS

MEET THE BOSS:

Pete Wild has been involved with football coaching since his teenage years when he turned his hand to that alongside playing for a local amateur side.

Although he never played the game professionally, Wild’s talent for coaching was recognised by hometown club Oldham Athletic and he began working in The Latics’ Academy.

After a decade plying his trade at Boundary Park, Oldham turned to Wild as Caretaker Manager in December 2018 following the departure of Frankie Bunn and he went on to win his first two games in charge.

Wild stepped aside upon the appointment of Paul Scholes but

ONE TO WATCH:

was handed the reins temporarily once more when the Manchester United legend’s tenure ended in March 2019. After a couple of months in the top job at Boundary Park, Wild left the club and re-emerged as the new man in charge at FC Halifax Town in July 2019. Since then, he has gone about enhancing his reputation as one of the brightest up and coming coaches in the game and become a real favourite with Town supporters.

Wild took charge of just under 150 games during his three seasons at The Shay, boasting a win percentage of almost 50% which helped Halifax finish fourth in the National League and qualify for the play-offs in 2021/22.

Boro need to be on their guard against experienced front man Billy Waters who has been finding the back of the net of late. Waters has seven this season and helped himself to a hat-trick on November 1 as the Bluebirds beat Colchester 3-1 in league action.

The 28-year-old began his career at Crewe in 2013 and has played in the league for Cheltenham, Cambridge Northampton and Newport.

He joined in June of this year following a spell at FC Halifax Town, where he joined up again with boss Pete Wild.

LAST 5 GAMES

STEVENAGE FC COMMERCIAL

MATCH SPONSOR

MATCH BALL SPONSOR

IN MEMORY OF ANDREW PARKER

1978 TO 2021

The match is sponsored by HG Construction Limited. They are a local construction company working particularly in the designand-build market for many high profile successful clients.

From their base in Hitchin, they carry out newbuild and refurbishment works in all sectors, across London and the Home Counties. They are proud of their reputation for delivering high quality buildings to time and budget. For more news and information on HG Construction and to see examples of their recent work, please visit their website at www.hgconstruct.co.uk

DON’T

Family and friends have gathered at Stevenage F.C. to remember and celebrate the life of Andrew Parker who sadly passed away one year ago. Stevenage F.C. were excellent when we lost Andrew arranging a one minutes silence before the game in Andrew’s memory due to his commitment to Football through refereeing and his passion for the game. The family were very grateful for this kind gesture.

One year has passed and we know Andrew will be looking down on the game and hoping for a Boro’ victory.

Once again from the family thanks to Stevenage F.C.

SUPPORTERS’ ASSOCIATION LATEST NEWS

WELCOME

It’s a cold, damp December Friday evening and Barrow is over 300 miles away. If you’re a Barrow supporter who has made the journey to Stevenage today, then I have nothing but absolute respect for you.

Dave Leitch is a Barrow National Supporters’ Club organiser. If you’re in the ground tonight Dave, then look me up. It’d be great to have a chat. My abiding memory of playing Barrow was in the FA Trophy final at Wembley in 2010. We’ll say no more...

FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS’ ASSOCIATION (FSA)

The Fan-led review of Football Governance still dominates debate within the FSA as well as the spectre of the European Super League.

Tracey Crouch MP (chair of the review) had cause to comment on the fact that she had recently been called a ‘Maoist’ by an over-exuberant Premier League club CEO. “A novel experience for a life-long Conservative” she said.

The review focusses on six topics: Governance, Finance, Engagement, Heritage, Reform and Distribution. The review cites that 50% of the board of the FA should be made up of independent non-executive directors, to reduce the influence of the ‘elite’ clubs. A wholesale reformation of the FA Council is also advocated.

BORO BUS

Who of you went away with us to Kings Lynn last weekend? What a great day out that was, and what a victory to boot. We’re off again on Saturday December 17th – to Wimbledon. It’s only £20 return for members. Don’t forget, that a TRAIN STRIKE is currently scheduled for this day, so it makes absolute sense to go on the SA bus. Details here

ARCHIVE

Every Stevenage fan knows that our club was formed just forty-six years ago. Our club chairman (Phil Wallace) has been at the helm for almost half of that time (since 1999), where we have enjoyed stability and steady growth. I have been the chair of our supporters’ club for nigh on 18 years and I consider myself to be in a unique and rare position, especially when compared to my peer chairmen across other clubs. The Supporters’ Association has always enjoyed an amicable relationship with our club, whereas a great many fans’ groups of other clubs’ experience conflict, distrust and contempt, bordering downright hostility. Being ‘Boro’ fans, we have seen the “highs” and the “lows” over the years. We’re currently on a “high”, and much credit to Phil Wallace for bringing in Steve Evans who has turned our on-pitch performance around. Long may it continue. However, we must never forget where we came from. The attached newspaper cutting comes from The Comet of August 12th 1976. I look back to those years, and when I consider where we are now as a club, am indebted to the likes of Jacky and Keith Berners, Mervyn Stoke-Geddes and many others since passed, who were – are the foundation of this club. It is an honour to be your chairman.

LLOYD BRISCOE Chair - Stevenage FC Supporters’ Association

HERE’S A I BET YOU DIDN’T KN

JULY 2022

Sat Jul 30 Tranmere Rovers FL2 6,111 2-1 Reeves, Roberts

AUGUST 2022

Sat Aug 06 Stockport County FL2 2,973 2-1 Norris, Reid

Tue Aug 09 Reading CC 4,230 2-1 Earley, Rose

Sat Aug 13 Walsall FL2 5,079 1-1 Rose

Tue Aug 16 Rochdale FL2 2,720 1-0 Piergianni

Sat Aug 20 Carlisle United FL2 2,514 2-1 Smith, Clark

Tue Aug 23 Peterborough United CC 2,292 1-0 Reid

Sat Aug 27 Salford City FL2 2,023 0-1

Tue Aug 30 Peterborough United PJT 2,420 2-1 Taylor, Piergianni

SEPTEMBER 2022

Sat Sept 03 Crewe Alexandra FL2 3,669 2-1 Reid x 2

Tue Sept 13 Newport County FL2 2,109 1-0 Gilbey

Sat Sept 17 Bradford City FL2 16,917 0-3

Tue Sept 20 Wycombe Wanderers PJT 717 3-0 Rose x 2, Vancooten

Sat Sept 24 Harrogate Town FL2 2,547 1-0 Sweeney

OCTOBER 2022

Sat Oct 01 Crawley Town FL2 2,732 2-1 Roberts, Norris

Tue Oct 04 Sutton United FL2 2,471 3-0 Sweeney, Norris x 2

Sat Oct 08 Swindon Town FL2 4,087 2-0 Roberts x 2

Sat Oct 15 Gillingham FL2 5,031 1-1 Rose

Tue Oct 18 Tottenham Hotspur U21 PJT 1,449 1-0 Roberts

Sat Oct 22 Northampton Town FL2 4,941 2-3 Rose, Gilbey

Tue Oct 25 Doncaster Rovers FL2 5,690 1-0 Roberts

Sat Oct 29 Colchester United FL2 3,486 1-1 Rose

NOVEMBER 2022

Sat Nov 05 Gateshead FAC 1,059 3-2 Roberts, (OG), Norris

Tue Nov 08 Charlton Athletic CC 3,515 1-1 Norris

Sat Nov 12 Hartlepool United FL2 3,626 1-0 Rose

Sat Nov 19 Grimsby Town FL2 6,022 1-1 Reeves

Tue Nov 22 Arsenal U21 PJT 2,236 3-2 Amoo, Sweeney, Read

Sat Nov 26 Kings Lynn FAC 4,203 3-0 Norris x 2, Reid

DECEMBER 2022

Fri Dec 02 Barrow FL2

Sat Dec 10 Mansfield Town FL2

TBC Portsmouth PJT

Sat Dec 17 AFC Wimbledon FL2

Mon Dec 26 Leyton Orient FL2

Thu Dec 29 Crawley Town FL2

JANUARY 2023

Sun Jan 01 Gillingham FL2

Sat Jan 07 Aston Villa FAC

Sat Jan 14 Harrogate Town FL2

Sat Jan 21 Leyton Orient FL2

Sat Jan 28 Crewe Alexandra FL2

FEBRUARY 2023

Sat Feb 04 Sutton United FL2

Sat Feb 11 Bradford City FL2

Tue Feb 14 Newport County FL2

Sat Feb 18 Stockport County FL2

Sat Feb 25 Tranmere Rovers FL2

MARCH 2023

Sat Mar 04 Rochdale FL2

Sat Mar 11 Walsall FL2

Sat Mar 18 Carlisle United FL2

Sat Mar 25 Salford City FL2

APRIL 2023

Sat Apr 01 Northampton Town FL2

Fri Apr 07 Colchester United FL2

Mon Apr 10 Hartlepool United FL2

Sat Apr 15 AFC Wimbledon FL2

Tue Apr 18 Doncaster Rovers FL2

Sat Apr 22 Mansfield Town FL2

Sat Apr 29 Grimsby Town FL2

MAY 2023

Sat May 06 Barrow FL2

FIXTURES & RESULTS 2022/23

APPEARANCES

Dan Sweeney

PL GLS

27 (0) 3

Terence Vancooten 27 (1) 1 Carl Piergianni 23 (2) 2 Taye Ashby-Hammond 20 (0) 0 Luke Norris 19 (6) 8

Jake Reeves 18 (7) 2 Danny Rose 18 (6) 8 Alex Gilbey 17 (1) 2 Luther James-Wildin 17 (6) 0 Jordan Roberts 17 (7) 7

Max Clark 16 (4) 1

Saxon Earley 13 (10) 1 Jamie Reid 13 (12) 5

Arthur Read 12 (6) 1

Jake Taylor 12 (13) 1

Kane Smith 11 (3) 1 Michael Bostwick 8 (8) 0 Dean Campbell 8 (7) 0 Aaron Chapman 8 (0) 0 David Amoo 3 (6) 1 Elliott List 1 (0) 0

LEAGUE TABLE

P W D L Pts 1 Leyton Orient 19 14 3 2 45 2 Stevenage 19 12 4 3 40

Northampton Town 19 11 5 3 38

Barrow 19 11 1 7 34

Bradford City 19 9 6 4 33 6 Carlisle United 19 8 8 3 32

Swindon Town 19 8 7 4 31

Mansfield Town 19 9 3 7 30

Salford City 19 8 4 7 28

Doncaster Rovers 19 8 4 7 28

Walsall 19 7 6 6 27

Tranmere Rovers 19 7 5 7 26

AFC Wimbledon 19 7 5 7 26

Stockport County 19 7 4 8 25

Crewe Alexandra 18 6 7 5 25

Grimsby Town 18 6 6 6 24

Sutton United 19 6 4 9 22

Newport County 19 5 4 10 19

Crawley Town 19 4 6 9 18

Harrogate Town 19 4 4 11 16

Rochdale 19 4 3 12 15

Colchester United 19 3 5 11 14

Gillingham 19 2 8 9 14

Hartlepool United 19 2 6 11 12

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‘LOVE FOOTBALL. PROTECT THE GAME’

To mark the new season, we want to make you aware of new measures being taken across all of football to ensure everyone can have a safe and enjoyable experience. We are supporting strong action from the FA, Premier League and EFL to tackle anti-social and criminal behaviours that put all of us at risk.

This reflects the seriousness of the risks to fans and staff – pyros can burn at 2000 degrees Celsius and cause lifechanging injuries, while entering the pitch endangers players, managers and match officials.

We know those who commit these illegal acts do not represent the majority of supporters.