Northwich Victoria: Club Profile
The Vics’ 2005 relegation meant that Boro’ became the club with the longest unbroken run in the Conference. It was a turbulent time for Northwich Victoria; legal and financial issues not helping their on-field fortunes. After bouncing straight back to the Conference Premier in 2006, there were more off-field problems; the club has more recently seen building up once more from the North West Counties League.
- Help for Heroes Stadium
Chapel Street, Northwich, Cheshire, CW9 6DA - 01606 45144
- www.northwichvics.co.uk
Record vs Boro'
| Pl | W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts* | WR% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 28 | 14 | 8 | 6 | 46 | 31 | 15 | 50 | 50% |
* league points only
Result-by-Result (Boro' Scoring First)
Saturday 07 March 2009
Saturday 15 November 2008
Tuesday 22 April 2008
Saturday 03 November 2007
Wednesday 25 April 2007
Saturday 21 October 2006
Tuesday 28 December 2004
Saturday 25 September 2004
Saturday 10 April 2004
Saturday 23 August 2003
Saturday 04 January 2003
Saturday 17 August 2002
Monday 22 April 2002
Saturday 25 August 2001
Saturday 10 February 2001
Saturday 09 September 2000
Saturday 19 February 2000
Saturday 23 October 1999
Saturday 03 April 1999
Saturday 24 October 1998
Saturday 02 May 1998
Saturday 27 September 1997
Saturday 08 March 1997
Saturday 31 August 1996
Saturday 16 December 1995
Saturday 28 October 1995
Saturday 14 January 1995
Saturday 01 October 1994
Players For Us... and Them
| Lucas Akins | Profile |
| James Ball | Profile |
| Joel Byrom | Profile |
| Dean Greygoose | Profile |
| Simon Heslop | Profile |
| Neil Illman | Profile |
| Dino Maamria | Profile |
| Nathan Peel | Profile |
| Mark Roberts | Profile |
| Bradley Sandeman | Profile |
| Darryn Stamp | Profile |
| Steve Walters | Profile |
| Danny Williams | Profile |
| Peter Winn | Profile |
Ground Information
Away Supporters' Stand:
Travel Information – Distance: 162 miles
By Road:
From Stevenage, by whatever means, connect with the M1 as you will need to get onto the M6 for Northwich. Once on the M6, head north until you reach junction 18 and then head west along the A54. When you reach the town of Middlewich, go over the roundabout and continue on the A54 before turning right onto the A530.
Head north along the A530 until you reach the outskirts of Northwich, and then continue straight over the next roundabout on the A530. After passing underneath the railway bridge, at the end of the road turn right onto the A559 before turning left shortly after a public house on what should still be the A559.
About 0.7 miles up this road will be a left turn into Wincham Lane. Follow this road until you pass over the canal, before turning left down the stadium access road.
Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency
Parking:
You should have no issues finding a parking spot at the stadium, with a decent-sized car park available right outside.
By Rail:
Station: NORTHWICH (LOSTOCK GRALAM)
Services to: STOCKPORT (for LONDON EUSTON and DONCASTER)
The journey to Northwich that offers one permuation of the rail network and takes the least time, although still over four hours, is one that goes via Kings Cross and Euston. Take a train into London, and then catch a Virgin Trains service from Euston to Stockport, where a Northern Rail connection will complete the journey.
For where the ground is, it may be easier to get off the train at Lostock Gralam. Northern Rail services usually stop here as far as we know. From Lostock Gralam, turn left onto Station Road before crossing the Manchester Road into Hall Lane. After about 0.7 miles, turn left into Wincham Lane, and in 500 yards, turn left into Wincham Avenue.
From Northwich station, you want to exit onto Station Road, and turn right. At the roundabout, cross over Chester Way and head up New Warrington Road for just over half a mile. Turn right into Chapel Street, and continue for under half a mile or so, before turning right.
Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner