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BORO INTERACTIVE DIGITAL PROGRAMME 2021/22

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Saturday, August 7 2021 | Kick-Off: 3.00pm

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CHIEF EXECUTIVE

ALEX TUNBRIDGE

ood afternoon and welcome to today’s opening Sky Bet League Two fixture against Barrow AFC and a warm welcome to their players, officials & supporters who have made the long journey. Today is a day which many of us have felt has been a long time coming, the start of the new season against a far more positive backdrop where COVID restrictions have been relaxed and supporters are finally back on the terraces. A lot has happened since our last proper home game against Salford City in February 2020; on the pitch Revs and his staff have transformed our footballing performances, installed pride back into the badge and have created a fantastic platform for which we can compete from this season. Off the pitch we have embedded ourselves further into the Heart of the community, developed our commercial engagement and gained a reputation for doing things differently. It is however, the work which the staff, players and supporters carried out last

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March at the start of the pandemic in conjunction with Stevenage FC Foundation which we believe has been the catalyst for change. From adversity came a collective effort to deliver our Community Careline which saw over 15,000 sandwiches delivered to residents in need, as well as workers at the Lister Hospital. Additional services also included a prescription collection and food bank services, alongside a support chat line which is still in operation. Today we welcome both the residents and volunteers from the scheme, as well as staff from the Lister Hospital and Sainsbury’s Poplars who kindly supported the service. The groups will be recognised ahead of kick off including some residents in their 90’s who will be attending their first ever football game, please join us in showing our thanks for a truly outstanding collective effort. Back to today’s game, enjoy every moment it has been a long time coming. Spare a moment to remember those who have been affected by the pandemic and those we have lost, but most of all be the 12th man for Revs and his team.

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Stevenage Football Club is delighted to invite over 400 Coronavirus Community Careline users, volunteers, and staff to Saturday’s first game of the season… A letter from Stevenage FC Chief Executive Alex Tunbridge has been sent to each Careline user, volunteer and staff member, offering two free tickets to Saturday’s opening day of the league season vs Barrow AFC in recognition of their fantastic work during the pandemic. In addition to the ticket offering, each Coronavirus Community Careline volunteer is invited onto the pitch ahead of kick-off, giving supporters the chance to show their appreciation for the time and effort put in over those trying and testing few months. After the moment’s appreciation, volunteers will then deliver their final sandwich to Careline recipients seated in the North Stand.

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ood afternoon and welcome back, what a feeling is it to be able to have fans back in. For us, it’s slightly different, it’s nice for our parents to finally be able to watch their sons play after so long away. This morning we travel to AFC Wimbledon in our first league game in the South-East Youth alliance league. Fingers crossed, we can start off with three points and it sets the tone for victories today. This has been a challenging pre-season for me and Ronnie. We have had to deal with a few COVID cases which meant we had to close for a week. Thankfully our boys are back on the mend and there have been no further cases. Unfortunately, we did lose three fixtures which meant we are 270 minutes behind our schedule. But, thanks to the excellent work Dave Bass and Matteo Brunelli, we have been able to stay away from many injuries and we still look fit. We’ve had some interesting fixtures, for those that came to the Welwyn Garden City game, we had a disastrous opening 15 minutes and found ourselves 3-1 down. However, this group is a talented bunch and a group we have believed in for a number of years and we showed excellent resilience to come back and win 4-3. On Wednesday we competed in two fixtures. Our U17s taking on a U18s non-league side and coming out 3-0 winners, our U21 defeating Chatteris Town in a charity friendly 11-0. Although pre-season isn’t about winning, we have been delighted with the results but also the way we’ve played (apart from 15 minutes!). We have shown a real intensity and are determined to press and move the ball quick, something Ronnie and I have focused on during this preseason. Our first years have really settled well and

have shown strong promise as expected and our second years have returned in fine shape. I am also pleased to inform you that Steve Barker who was a voluntary intern for us last season has joined us in a full-time basis and Academy Lead Analyst. Steve has been invaluable and will continue to lead our apprentices Sporting Excellent Programme (SEP) projects to ensure they complete their education frameworks. We have several exciting fixtures coming up & one major update is we have Southend United in the U21 Premier League Cup. If we are victorious on Wednesday evening, 7pm at Wingate & Finchley, we will enter into a group with the likes of Stoke City, Colchester and Fulham. Exciting times for our junior professionals! This is evident of the progression we as an Academy have made within the last eighteen months despite our hardest challenges. Best of luck to the gaffer and his staff for this afternoon’s fixture and we really hope everyone enjoys being back in the ground. Stay safe. JORDEN GIBSON – Professional Development Phase Lead Coach

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new season is nearly upon us and it has been a summer of change for Stevenage FCW as First Team Manager, Karl Davy shapes his squad for the start of the FA Women’s National League starting next weekend. Stevenage FCW kick off their season on Sunday 15 August 2021, with an away visit to newly promoted, QPR Women. In preparation for the start of the new season, there have been some player departures and fresh arrivals who, in addition to a number of retained players from last season, will add quality and depth to an already talented squad at Davy’s disposal. The first new player of the Karl Davy era was Hannah Nebbitt from Ashford Town. Nebbitt has slotted in to the SFCW side, playing a number of different positions in pre-seasons. Andie Dickens followed soon after from QPR and made an impressive debut post-season against MK Dons Development. Forward, Lily Bruno was the third signing and has continually impressed every time she has pulled on a Stevenage shirt. A constant thorn in defenders’ side, there is a lot expected from Bruno over the coming season. Our fourth signing was a significant coup, as SFCW pulled off the signing of wingback Ellie Gregg from Charlton Women. Gregg, who is an England Colleges

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footballer has slotted into her role with ease and is never without a smile on her face. The final signing, so far, was the return of Stevenage girl and former SFCW captain, Amy Makewell from Enfield Town. Makewell spent a season away from SFCW but returns back in the red and white of Stevenage this season. A talented footballer and deadly striker, Davy’s side will be high scorers this coming season. The summer also saw the Stevenage Development side re-established as a brand new U23s team who will now be competing in the FAWNL Reserves Division, facing the likes of West Ham United’s and Watford’s reserve women’s sides. In addition to all the exciting changes around the women’s club, it was also a very proud moment for the Stevenage FC Foundation as the first ever graduate of the Girls Development Centre, Poppy Fletcher, signed for Stevenage FC Women. Poppy has been getting some vital experience in and around the first team throughout pre-season and has excelled in all the games she has featured in so far. We hope that the new 2021/22 season will have less disruptions and we very much look forward to welcoming all Stevenage fans to the Hertfordshire FA County Ground. Up the ‘Boro!

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FOUNDATION STEVENAGE FC FOUNDATION AIMS TO MAKE AN ACTIVE, HEALTHY AND POSITIVE LIFE ACCESSIBLE TO ALL Stevenage FC Foundation have announced an ambitious new strategy for their work in the local community, providing a clear direction until 2024 that aims to make an active, healthy and positive life accessible to all. The “Aspire – Empower – Thrive” strategy outlines four key areas in which the Foundation will work in partnership, using the power of sport and Stevenage Football Club to inspire our community, including: Healthy Habits: Creating opportunities for people to lead more active & healthier lives Aspire to Thrive: Providing chances for people to realise their potential through education & learning Places & Spaces: Growing the sense of community for everybody, from every background and in every place Our Boro: Connecting with our community to feel part of the Stevenage FC family The strategy, which was launched to mark 10 years of the Foundation as a registered charity, was unveiled at a special event in the new 76 Lounge at The Lamex Stadium with guests including the Premier League, English Football League Trust, representatives from a number of key local organisations including Hertfordshire Police, Herts Sports Partnership, Stevenage Borough Council, Hertfordshire FA, Hertfordshire Chamber of Commerce, North Herts College, Citizen’s Advice amongst others.

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The event also saw BBC 3 Counties Radio and Stevenage FC matchday commentator, Steve Watkins, host a panel with local residents who have been involved in some of the Foundation’s work over recent years. Poppy Fletcher (Girls Development Centre), Duncan Ling (Get Set To Go), Hannah Marsh on behalf of Martin Clarke (Community Careline), Davey Jones (Kicks), Julie Jeffries (Schools) and Leon O’Brien (Employability) were joined by Stevenage FC Men’s 1st Team Manager, Alex Revell to talk about the importance of the Foundation’s work and the role it plays within the club as a whole. Stevenage FC Foundation Chief Executive, Joe Goude said “To be able to bring together so many wonderful partners and launch our new strategy, has been a fantastic showcase of the role the Foundation can play over the coming years. We have spent nearly a year working on this strategy, listening to key partners, participants, fans and other stakeholders to really understand the role we can play in our community.“

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THE BOSS Mark Cooper followed in the footsteps of his father Terry, and made his way into the professional game with Bristol City before playing for Exeter and Birmingham. Fulham paid £40,000 to take him to Craven Cottage and he spent two years with the club. Spells at Huddersfield Town, Wycombe Wanderers, Hartlepool United, Leyton Orient, Rushden & Diamonds, Hednesford Town and Forest Green Rovers followed before he settled at Tamworth where he went on to take his first step into the world of coaching. He was then in charge at Kettering, Peterborough and Darlington and AFC Telford United before taking over as manager of Swindon in 2013. Following a brief stay at Notts County he decided against extending his stay at Meadow Lane in favour of an exciting project at Forest Green Rovers. Cooper spent five years at the Forest Green helm before parting company earlier this year with the club sitting sixth in the League Two table. Everyone associated with Stevenage FC wish to offer their sincere condolences to Mark on the death of his father, Terry, recently.

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ONE TO WATCH Experienced defender Mark Ellis joined Barrow in the summer of 2021 following his release from League Two rivals Tranmere Rovers. The centre-back, now club captain, had previously played under Bluebirds boss Mark Cooper at Forest Green Rovers. Ellis, who has more than 400 senior games under his belt, starred on loan at Notts County during the latter part of last term, scoring some crucial goals as the Meadow Lane outfit came close to promotion. The former Bolton Wanderers youngster made his name in his native Devon with Torquay United whom he helped win promotion to the Football League in 2008/09. After a short stay at Forest Green, he signed for Crewe Alexandra, before moving on to Shrewsbury Town in the summer of 2014. A couple of loan moves to Carlisle United paved the way for a permanent move to Brunton Park in 2016 before he worked under Cooper during a second loan stint at Forest Green. He spent time on loan at Leyton Orient before moving to Tranmere in July 2018.

•W hen Barrow lost their place in the Football League in 1972 it was partly to do with the strong case put by FA Cup heroes Hereford. Indeed both teams won 26 votes in the first ballot, Hereford claiming their place with a 29-20 vote win in the second ballot. • In season 1967-68 Barrow recorded their best campaign, finishing in 8th place in the third tier, their record W21-D8-L17-F65-A54-Pts50 • Barrow have played at their current home Holker Street since 1909 (their first match in the new home was a 5-2 win over Eccles Borough). On their founding in 1901 their first ground was ‘The Strawberry Ground’, their home until 1904 when they moved to Ainslie Street. A year later they set up camp at Little Park, Roose. • In January 1954, a crowd of 16,874 packed into Holker Street to watch Barrow draw 2-2 with Swansea Town in the third round of the FA Cup. Five years later and 16,340 saw Wolves beat Barrow 4-3, also in the FA Cup third round. In contrast just 143 were present for a game with South Liverpool in 1973. • After more than 25 years in nonleague Barrow claimed Wembley glory in 1990 when they won the FA Trophy with a 3-0 success against Leek Town. • The Barrow motto Spatiari ut Progrediaris mean ‘Strive in order to Progress’.

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LATEST NEWS WELCOME BACK It’s so good to be able to compose a conventional SA page for the programme again. The pandemic restrictions contrived to suppress so much of what the SA usually undertakes that finding material for this article last season was nigh on impossible. There’s much to tell, but not enough space to do so today - so watch out for more news in the next programme.

INTER-CITY BORO The Boro Bus is back again, and how we’ve missed it. Next Saturday (August 14th) we’re off to Bristol Rovers. Who of you reading this will join us? Departing The Lamex at 11:00am, the cost is just £25 for members and £30 for non-members (concessions apply). Then, on the following Tuesday (17th), we’re off to Yorkshire to see the Bantams v the Boro. The bus for Bradford departs at 3:00pm and costs the same as the bus to Bristol. Book your places by contacting John Carroll on (01438) 814285 between 6:00pm and 9:00pm. Or, to book online CLICK HERE (booking fee applies)

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FAN FOCUS SCARLETT CLARK I am pleased to introduce Scarlett Clark to you this afternoon. Scarlett is 5 years old and attends the Bushmead Primary School in Luton. Scarlett wore her first Boro shirt at just 12 hours old and has been a season ticket holder ever since. Scarlett can usually be found in the North Stand, along with her dad and granddad and even though she is only 5 she’s been to almost 30 grounds around the country, following her favourite club. Scarlett is a big fan of Boro Bear and is affectionately known by many of the club staff, players and supporters alike. How would you know what the forthcoming match-day arrangements were? Basic stuff I know, but back in the day you would have been sent a postcard, like the one in the accompanying image. This example is actually for the Stevenage Town 2nd XI (or ‘Reserves’ as they would have been known). I confess that I’m not privy to the current arrangements at Stevenage today – but I could hazard a guess.

Somewhat overdue (!), the Supporters’ Association AGM is currently being afforded serious consideration and a venue is being negotiated. Likely to be held in October, actual details will be forwarded to members in due course as well as through our social media platforms and through the forum of the match-day programme. LLOYD BRISCOE Chair - Stevenage FC Supporters’ Association

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12 hours old, and already in a Boro kit!

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DATE

OPPONENT

FIXTURES & RESULTS

RESULT BORO SCORERS

2021/22

AUGUST 2021 Sat Aug 07 Barrow AFC

FL2

Tue Aug 10 Luton Town

Sat Aug 14

Bristol Rovers

FL2

APPEARANCES

GLS

Tue Aug 17

Bradford City

FL2

Joseph Anang

0 (0)

Sat Aug 21

Port Vale

FL2

Luther James-Wildin

0 (0)

Ben Coker

0 (0)

Jake Reeves

0 (0)

Scott Cuthbert

0 (0)

Luke Prosser

0 (0)

Elliott List

0 (0)

Jake Taylor

0 (0)

Luke Norris

0 (0)

Charlie Carter

0 (0)

Elliot Osborne

0 (0)

Sacha Bastien

0 (0)

Sat Aug 28 Walsall

FL2

Tue Aug 31 Tottenham Hotspur U21

PJT

SEPTEMBER 2021 Sat Sept 04 Swindon Town

FL2

Sat Sept 11

FL2

Sutton United

Sat Sept 18 Forest Green Rovers

FL2

Sat Sept 25 Harrogate Town

FL2

OCTOBER 2021 Sat Oct 02

Hartlepool United

FL2

Tue Oct 05 Oxford United

PJT

Chris Lines

0 (0)

Sat Oct 09 Exeter City

FL2

Terence Vancooten

0 (0)

Sat Oct 16

Oldham Athletic

FL2

James Daly

0 (0)

Tue Oct 19

Northampton Town

FL2

Arthur Read

0 (0)

Sat Oct 23

Leyton Orient

FL2

Jamie Reid

0 (0)

FL2

Jack Smith

0 (0)

Ross Marshall

0 (0)

PJT

Mackye Townsend-West

0 (0)

FL2

Alfie Williams

0 (0)

Sat Nov 20 Colchester United

FL2

Brad Barry

0 (0)

Tue Nov 23 Rochdale

FL2

Sat Nov 27 Tranmere Rovers

FL2

LEAGUE TABLE

Sat Oct 30 Newport County NOVEMBER 2021 Tue Nov 09 Cambridge United Sat Nov 13

Mansfield Town

DECEMBER 2021 Tue Dec 07 Scunthorpe United

FL2

Sat Dec 11

Carlisle United

FL2

Sat Dec 18

Salford City

FL2

Sun Dec 26 Crawley Town

FL2

Wed Dec 29 Swindon Town

FL2

JANUARY 2022

GD Pts

Barrow

Bradford City

Bristol Rovers

Carlisle United

Colchester United

Crawley Town

Sat Jan 01

Forest Green Rovers

FL2

Exeter City

Sat Jan 08

Walsall

FL2

Sat Jan 15

Sutton United

FL2

Forest Green Rovers

Sat Jan 22

Hartlepool United

FL2

Harrogate Town

Tue Jan 29

Harrogate Town

FL2

10 Hartlepool United 11

Leyton Orient

Sat Feb 05 Crawley Town

FL2

Mansfield Town

Tue Feb 08 Bradford City

FL2

Newport County

Sat Feb 12

Barrow

FL2

Sat Feb 19

Bristol Rovers

FL2

Sat Feb 26

Port Vale

FL2

FEBRUARY 2022

Oldham Athletic

16 Port Vale

MARCH 2022 Sat Mar 05 Leyton Orient

14 Northampton Town

FL2

Rochdale

Sat Mar 12

Newport County

FL2

Salford City

Tue Mar 15

Northampton Town

FL2

Sat Mar 19

Mansfield Town

FL2

Sat Mar 26

Exeter City

FL2

APRIL 2022

19 Scunthorpe United

18 Stevenage

Sutton United

Sat Apr 02 Oldham Athletic

FL2

22 Swindon Town

Sat Apr 09 Colchester United

FL2

23 Tranmere Rovers

24 Walsall

Fri Apr 15

Rochdale

Mon Apr 18 Scunthorpe United Sat Apr 23

Tranmere Rovers

Sat Apr 30 Carlisle United

FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2

MAY 2022 Sat May 07 Salford City

FL2

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