Kettering Town Club Profile
A tough nut to crack at the best of times, Kettering Town became a regular opponent during our time in the Conference. The Poppies’ fortunes took a slide as we left the old century behind, however. Of course, relegation in 2001 didn’t stop ’em coming back to haunt us during the next season’s FA Cup campaign. After one season back in the non-league big time in 2002-3, they went down again and didn’t come back ’til 2008.
By that point, of course, they’d gone down the route of naming a 1990s Spurs legend as manager. Who’d do that, eh? Anyway, we came up against Gazza’s Kettering side in the 2005-6 FA Cup; an encounter we won 3-1. It certainly piqued the interest of the media in any case. We wouldn’t know about that sort of thing…
Since our promotion to the Football League, things got tough for the Poppies. No longer do they play at Rockingham Road. And the club slipped further down into the Southern League after going into administration. The path back to the Conference became even longer. But they at least made it back to National League North for the 2019-20 season.
Small steps…
Kettering Town: The Facts
Kettering Town: Record vs Boro'
| Pl | W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts* | WR% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | 13 | 6 | 7 | 40 | 23 | 17 | 38 | 50% |
* league points only
Kettering Town: Result-by-Result (Boro' Scoring First)
Saturday 23 January 2010
Saturday 31 October 2009
Tuesday 27 January 2009
Tuesday 02 September 2008
Saturday 05 November 2005
Tuesday 25 March 2003
Thursday 26 December 2002
Tuesday 30 October 2001
Saturday 27 October 2001
Saturday 21 April 2001
Saturday 04 November 2000
Monday 01 May 2000
Monday 30 August 1999
Monday 05 April 1999
Monday 28 December 1998
Saturday 29 November 1997
Monday 18 August 1997
Tuesday 25 March 1997
Saturday 15 February 1997
Tuesday 16 April 1996
Saturday 02 March 1996
Tuesday 28 November 1995
Monday 18 September 1995
Monday 03 April 1995
Monday 26 December 1994
Saturday 22 January 1994
Players For Us... and Them
| Nathan Abbey | Profile |
| Carl Adams | Profile |
| Carl Alford | Profile |
| James Ayres | Profile |
| Chris Beardsley | Profile |
| Graham Benstead | Profile |
| Steve Berry | Profile |
| Tyrone Berry | Profile |
| Jon Brady | Profile |
| David Bridges | Profile |
| Iyseden Christie | Profile |
| Robert Codner | Profile |
| Peter Costello | Profile |
| Steve Croudson | Profile |
| Craig Dobson | Profile |
| Robert Duffy | Profile |
| Wayne Dyer | Profile |
| Anthony Elding | Profile |
| Matt Fisher | Profile |
| Tom Flanagan | Profile |
| Jamie Gould | Profile |
| Simon Heslop | Profile |
| Steve Holden | Profile |
| Lee Howarth | Profile |
| John Hunt | Profile |
| Niall Inman | Profile |
| Ian King | Profile |
| Dwane Lee | Profile |
| Tony Lynch | Profile |
| Jamie March | Profile |
| Rob Marshall | Profile |
| Dean Martin | Profile |
| Gary Mills | Profile |
| Robbie Mutchell | Profile |
| Richard Nugent | Profile |
| Kofi Nyamah | Profile |
| Aaron O'Connor | Profile |
| Chris Pearson | Profile |
| David Perpetuini | Profile |
| Andy Quy | Profile |
| Ryan Rayner | Profile |
| Alex Revell | Profile |
| Michael Richens | Profile |
| Bradley Sandeman | Profile |
| Kieron St Aimie | Profile |
| Matty Stevens | Profile |
| Chris Taylor | Profile |
| Dave Venables | Profile |
| Jamie Waite | Profile |
| Craig Westcarr | Profile |
| Ashley Westwood | Profile |
| Roger Willis | Profile |
Kettering Town Ground Information
Away Fans’ Stand
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Ticket Info
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Facilities for Disabled Fans
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Pre-Match Pints
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Kettering Town Travel Information – Distance: 55 miles
By Road
Kettering now play their home games in Burton Latimer. To get here, head north on the A1 and then go west on the A14. At Junction 10, come off for the A6. Take the second exit for Kettering Road, quickly followed by the second exit at the next roundabout onto Altendiez Way. This is again quickly followed by yet another roundabout, which you’ll need the third exit. The ground is on the left after just under a mile.
Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency
Parking
At the ground, there’s a limited number of spaces for fans. With restrictions on local on-street parking too, your best bet is to arrive at the ground in plenty of time. It’s likely that Boro’ will take a few to this one – and a few locals will also turn out too.
By Rail
Station: KETTERING
Services to: LUTON AIRPORT PARKWAY, LONDON ST PANCRAS
Kettering’s station is a fair old distance from where you need to be. You’ll either need a bus or a taxi to complete the journey.
Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner
