With a spotless head-to-head record and plenty of goals scored, our first five meetings against Hendon couldn’t have gone better. After playing in the Diadora League Premier Division together for two seasons (1992-3 and 1993-4), our most recent meeting to date came 10 years later in 2004; Boro’ winning 5-0 in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round.
Hendon: The Facts
Silver Jubilee Park,
Townsend Lane, Kingsbury, London, NW9 7NE
The trip to Silver Jubilee Park is a simple one; taking the A1(M) and A1 south until you reach Apex Corner. At the roundabout here, take the second exit for the A5109. Follow this over the next two roundabouts, which are in close succession to each other.
At the third roundabout, however, go straight across for the second exit and take Orange Hill Road. Turn right onto Watling Avenue as you come to Burnt Oak library, before turning left onto the A5. You’ll be making an immediate right, however, onto Stag Lane from here.
Go through the first roundabout you come to, and then take the second exit at the next; onto Roe Green. At the end of the road, turn left for the A4006. In half a mile, it’s right onto Townsend Lane and left in another 0.2 miles where the ground will be.
On-site parking is at a premium and the Greens’ car park is often shut well before kick off. If that’s the case, you should find plenty of side street parking.
By Rail
Station: HENDON
Services to: LONDON ST PANCRAS
The walk from the station is just over a mile and takes around 25 minutes. Go out of the station and head southwest on Station Road. If you are crossing the path of the M1, you are heading in the wrong direction.
Turn left onto West Hendon Broadway (A5) and then turn right onto Cool Oak Lane. This will take you on a path cutting across Brent Reservoir and past West Hendon Allotments. As you come to the houses, take a sharp right to remain on the tree-lined path.
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