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WE ARE BOROGUIDE

Launched:
2002
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DISCLAIMER
We are totally independent of Stevenage Football Club. The views here do not represent the club or its officials.
Unless stated, written content is original and ours. Want to use anything of ours? Ask us and then credit us.

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Many photos were not taken by BoroGuide, and we acknowledge that we do not own them. But we try to give full credit for all images. Please get in touch if you feel you have not been credited.

BoroGuide was originally born out of frustration in the pre-season of 2002. When we say frustration, we mean that there was no real alternative Stevenage website to rival the Official Site before that. We hope we have a formula that will succeed where others have failed in the past. Not by doing anything elaborate and spectacular, but simply providing information and features that Boro' fans want. That is why we believe we are the Stevenage Internet Resource. How good we are is entirely down to you.

A partnership formed between the webmasters following a frenzied email exchange, and here we are now. We've seen a few managers come and go, we've seen far more players transfer in and out too. But we've aimed to remain constant, like the unconditional love a dog gives his master, or a supporter gives his team.

In summer 2006, increasing time restrictions on both editors led to the match report and continuous statistics service being discontinued. This was due to the realisation that falling behind with matches and developments is poor form. So we now focus on providing a more comprehensive version of existing features.

The site is run by the smallest of editorial teams, but we have our thanks to make: Ken Jude, Stuart Govier, Paul Lyme, Mark Edwards, Steve Watkins, Kevin Coleman, Matt Ranson, James Cannon, Dave Paul, Chris Day, David Richardson and Russell Whiskin. That is in no particular order. Thanks to all in equal measure.

We will look to keep going for as long as we are wanted. Or something pretty drastic happens at our end. But we're enjoying our work and we're enjoying the ride that Stevenage FC has taken us on in recent seasons, up the leagues and through the cups. Long may it continue, don't you think?

Cheers! - BoroGuide 2002-present


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