Farnborough: Club Profile
Farnborough are a side – like us – who were promoted to the GM Vauxhall Conference in 1994. Then the story got complicated. It wasn’t at first, though. For five seasons, we did battle with the side from Hampshire before they were relegated. When they returned after a two-season interlude, the relationship between us was about to change.
With us struggling at the foot of the table in 2002-3 Nationwide Conference, boss Wayne Turner left us with his P45 in hand. His replacement? Graham Westley, then in charge at Cherrywood Road. In coming to Boro’, he brought with him seven of his players to rebuild our fortunes at Broadhall Way. Farnborough then dropped out of the Conference National in 2005, before going into administration during the 2006-7 season.
At the end of that season, they were kicked out of the competition and reformed; opting to ditch their Town suffix and changing their colours (back) to yellow and blue.
The Facts
Farnborough: Record vs Boro'
| Pl | W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts* | WR% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 | 11 | 3 | 7 | 41 | 29 | 12 | 33 | 52% |
* league points only
Farnborough: Result-by-Result (Boro' Scoring First)
Tuesday 13 January 2009
Saturday 29 January 2005
Tuesday 21 September 2004
Thursday 01 January 2004
Friday 26 December 2003
Saturday 28 December 2002
Tuesday 20 August 2002
Saturday 23 March 2002
Saturday 15 September 2001
Saturday 09 January 1999
Monday 28 September 1998
Saturday 21 March 1998
Saturday 22 November 1997
Monday 14 April 1997
Saturday 19 October 1996
Saturday 04 May 1996
Monday 08 January 1996
Saturday 12 November 1994
Tuesday 04 October 1994
Monday 19 September 1994
Monday 29 August 1994
Players For Us... and Them
| Ben Abbey | Profile |
| Matt Ball | Profile |
| Rocky Baptiste | Profile |
| Graham Benstead | Profile |
| Tyrone Berry | Profile |
| Dale Binns | Profile |
| Nathan Bunce | Profile |
| Connor Calcutt | Profile |
| Danny Carroll | Profile |
| Robert Codner | Profile |
| Gary Crawshaw | Profile |
| Jimmy Dack | Profile |
| Craig Dobson | Profile |
| Lee Endersby | Profile |
| Lewis Field | Profile |
| Howard Forinton | Profile |
| Justin Gregory | Profile |
| Richard Hodgson | Profile |
| Gary Holloway | Profile |
| Michael Jordan | Profile |
| Jack King | Profile |
| Barry Laker | Profile |
| Jefferson Louis | Profile |
| Gary MacDonald | Profile |
| John Martin | Profile |
| Daryl McMahon | Profile |
| Joseph N'Guessan | Profile |
| Jon Nurse | Profile |
| Richard Pacquette | Profile |
| Jordan Parkes | Profile |
| Geoff Pitcher | Profile |
| Michael Richens | Profile |
| Neville Roach | Profile |
| Jean-Michel Sigere | Profile |
| Jamie Slabber | Profile |
| Matty Stevens | Profile |
| Anthony Thomas | Profile |
| Michael Warner | Profile |
| Steve Watson | Profile |
| Ross Weatherstone | Profile |
| Simon Wormull | Profile |
Farnborough 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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Farnborough Travel Information – Distance: 58 miles
By Road
Much of the getting to Farnborough is simple enough. It just involves the M25. And we all know how much of a cruel mistress that can be. For the quickest and most direct route, however, head counter-clockwise on the M25 from the A1(M) or A405 until Junction 4.
Exit onto the southbound M3 towards Southampton and the like. In 12-or-so miles, you’ll be wanting to leave the M3; again at Junction 4. This is for the A331 and takes you into Farnborough. On leaving the motorway, take the second exit at the roundabout for barely half a mile.
Leave the A331 for the A325 exit; taking the third exit at the roundabout at the top of the slip road. Go across another roundabout and then take the first exit at the next one, which is by a Maccie D’s and retail park. In 0.4 miles, turn right onto Prospect Avenue.
At the end of the road is a roundabout. Here, take the third exit. The next roundabout you come to will be in 0.4 miles and the stadium will be on the right.
Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency
Parking
A car park is available at the ground – but we’re not sure if you can use it if we visit once again. That said, we’ve never had too much of an issue with local street parking. Just be aware of any restrictions.
By Rail
Station: FARNBOROUGH
Services to: CLAPHAM JUNCTION (for LONDON VICTORIA)
The stadium itself is 1.5 miles from the station, which means a 30-minute walk. Leave the station turning left and then left again at the roundabout you should come to if you haven’t already messed this up. You’ll be crossing over the railway in doing so.
Keep going along Farnborough Road (A325) until Prospect Avenue appears on your left. Make the turn here, and continue down to the roundabout as per the driving instructions. Go right at the roundabout and you’ll arrive at the ground soon enough.
Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner
