TOWN on TOUR! Hednesford Town

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Hednesford Town (Away) Vanarama Conference North Sat 16th Aug 2014 K.O. 3:00pm

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AWAY TRAVEL

Hednesford Town - Saturday 16 August 15:00 KO
Coach to depart CNG 10:30

Supporters Club Members - Adult £13 Non Members - Adult £17
Under 18 £8

I will be taking bookings in the 1919 before ALL the remaining home pre-season games along with Tamworth in the league. To help reduce the costs for us all, it is preferred that payment is provided on booking however, if you would prefer to pay on the day, this can be arranged.

**If you will not be attending a home game prior to the above trips, and you would like to book yourself on to the coach, please comment or message me on here or you can e-mail me at [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]**

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Prices:
Adult Main Stand: £13
Adult Terrace: £12
Concessions Main Stand: £8
Concessions Terrace: £7

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Ground:
Keys Park
Capacity 6,039 of which 1,011 are seated & are 5,335 are covered
Record Attendance 3,169 v York City F.A. Cup 3rd Round 13/01/97 W1-0
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Last competitive match @ Hednesford Town
10/12/13 The Skrill North
Hednesford Town 1 TOWN 3 (Hardy, Hall, Taylor)
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After the short trip to Bradford a bit more of a "day out" this one!

 

Thanks for the positive feedback Craig. That is really going to convince people to travel with us.

Sorry man! even you said it was though...... sardines in a tin!

 

It was a typical 33 seater. We need more.people if you want more space on a 52 seater. I have compared it to other companies. Think it was worse as it was full.

@CraigHurle is this a view shared by Harrogate Town?? you been a member of the team

Gareth192001 wrote:@CraigHurle is this a view shared by Harrogate Town?? you been a member of the team

Of course not! and to be honest, you know it isn't! It's based on a parent taking his kid to a football match away, so please, dont twist it.

JordanF wrote:It was a typical 33 seater. We need more.people if you want more space on a 52 seater. I have compared it to other companies. Think it was worse as it was full.

wish I hadnt said anything now.

So do the majority of us

GARAGE wrote:So do the majority of us

So much for free speech and having a opinion, haters gunna hate I suppose, right TS?

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE COACH WILL BE DEPARTING AT 10:30 TOMORROW RATHER THAN 11:00 AS PREVIOUSLY ADVISED.

THANKS

I don't mind what the coach is like as long as we get there! can't wait for tomorrow hopefully achieving our first win of the season!!! Up the town!

We have a relegation fight on our hands after today's very poor performance.
We have a talented bunch of players but playing with no plan or confidence with a leader who should concentrate on playing football with width like most winning teams.
Walshaw will score lots with good service but he's living on scraps.
Both fullbacks are starting to play with no confidence and Nelthorpe did his party trick at the end giving a stupid free kick away giving them the winner.
Our keeper does not get down quick enough - Crook should be given a chance.
Winge over now I'm off to pub

Crook will be starting on Saturday after another bad day at the office for Barnes.

Walshaw missed an absolute sitter at 1-0 down. Swain rolled the ball across the 6yard box after the keeper committed himself. All Walshaw had to do was put his foot through it but he tried to roll the ball in giving a coving defended the chance to stop it. His goal however was that of a true goalscorer. Ball played in to him at the edge of the area. He turned his man and placed the ball right on the corner.

Kerry hit the bar in the last minute.

Despite all that, I thought Town deserved nothing from the game. Back four looked shaky after their impressive start against Tamworth. The introduction of Rowe changed the game for me and should be starting on Saturday albeit, I doubt he will.

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41min 30 sec in!

TOP TIP
Could do with a bit more commentary with the commentary!!!!
 

First off, its not (yet) a disaster, only three games and all that. But a look at a senior non-league Yorkshire league table makes interesting reading:

joint top: Halifax and Guiseley p 3 w 3 points 9
joint third: Bradford Park Avenue and North Ferriby  p 3 w 2 d 1 points 7
bottom: Harrogate Town p 3 d 1 l 2  points 1

Fact is Guiseley keep winning, season after season. Ferriby lost two of their three 'star' strikers and are still 'up there'.  BPA have, I guess, a fraction of our budget yet are 6 points above us. These teams find ways to win, we seem to find ways to lose.  8 points behind Guiseley and Boston already is gonna be tough to make up.

Yes we have injuries, but so do all teams, not a good enough excuse.

Next two games absolutely vital: lose them both (quite possible), and we could find ourselves 11 or 14 points off the top. Even in August there is no way back from that.

paulstreet wrote:First off, its not (yet) a disaster, only three games and all that. But a look at a senior non-league Yorkshire league table makes interesting reading:

joint top: Halifax and Guiseley p 3 w 3 points 9
joint third: Bradford Park Avenue and North Ferriby  p 3 w 2 d 1 points 7
bottom: Harrogate Town p 3 d 1 l 2  points 1

Fact is Guiseley keep winning, season after season. Ferriby lost two of their three 'star' strikers and are still 'up there'.  BPA have, I guess, a fraction of our budget yet are 6 points above us. These teams find ways to win, we seem to find ways to lose.  8 points behind Guiseley and Boston already is gonna be tough to make up.

Yes we have injuries, but so do all teams, not a good enough excuse.

Next two games absolutely vital: lose them both (quite possible), and we could find ourselves 11 or 14 points off the top. Even in August there is no way back from that.

Completely agree with everything here Paulstreet.
It's alright saying we've got injuries but our season could be over before they get back in the team. We've still got a strong line-up even with the injuries. Need to work out a way of winning with them before it's too late.

Got to get at least 1 win out of the next 2 very tough fixtures. Ideally we need 6, on our day we have a squad capable of beating anyone. But as I said the next 2 games are against very tough opposition and with our lack of confidence after the start, just hope we can pull something out of the bag.

I'm still firmly behind the lads, just gutted with the start. Things need to turn around fast. Bring on the weekend.

All depends on how much the players want it and how Weaver will instil the winning mentality. I haven't seen a league game yet this season due to work commitments but will be there Saturday and Monday. Guess we need to do our bit now and make lots of noise, make sure the players know we have their backs......It is pretty clear that the players have had a dip in confidence so lets get an extra man on that pitch and vamp up the noise....Ferriby should be noisy since we will all have a beer and be stood togethor but the real test is at home.