Aldershot Town: Club Profile
The Shots spent five years in the Football League, until relegation in 2013 saw them back among non-league ranks. In earning promotion in 2008, Aldershot Town brought League football back to the town for the first time since Aldershot FC went bust in 1992. The club had taken just 16 years to achieve it, which isn’t half bad going.
- EBB Stadium
High Street, Aldershot, Hampshire, GU11 1TW - 01252 320211
- www.theshots.co.uk
Record vs Boro'
| Pl | W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts* | WR% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | 5 | 3 | 5 | 20 | 21 | -1 | 15 | 38% |
* league points only
Result-by-Result (Boro' Scoring First)
Saturday 16 April 2011
Saturday 28 August 2010
Sunday 17 February 2008
Saturday 06 October 2007
Monday 01 January 2007
Tuesday 12 September 2006
Saturday 04 February 2006
Saturday 17 September 2005
Saturday 19 March 2005
Tuesday 17 August 2004
Tuesday 30 March 2004
Tuesday 16 December 2003
Saturday 13 January 2001
Players For Us... and Them
| Dipo Akinyemi | Profile |
| Bruno Andrade | Profile |
| Steve Berry | Profile |
| Stuart Cash | Profile |
| Owen Coll | Profile |
| Jimmy Dack | Profile |
| Michael Doughty | Profile |
| Lee Endersby | Profile |
| Johnny Goddard | Profile |
| Paul Halbert | Profile |
| Sam Hatton | Profile |
| Albert Jarrett | Profile |
| Ryan Kirby | Profile |
| Matt Langston | Profile |
| David Lee | Profile |
| Dani Lopez | Profile |
| Guy Madjo | Profile |
| Clark Masters | Profile |
| Junior Mendes | Profile |
| Adam Miller | Profile |
| Mark Molesley | Profile |
| Darren Murphy | Profile |
| Joseph N'Guessan | Profile |
| Chris Nurse | Profile |
| John Nutter | Profile |
| Luke Oliver | Profile |
| Adam Parker | Profile |
| Dean Parrett | Profile |
| Craig Reid | Profile |
| Oliver Risser | Profile |
| Tony Shields | Profile |
| Tim Sills | Profile |
| Robbie Sinclair | Profile |
| Jamie Slabber | Profile |
| Gary Smart | Profile |
| Peter Vincenti | Profile |
| Steve Watson | Profile |
| Brett Williams | Profile |
Ground Information
Away Supporters' Stand:
Travel Information – Distance: 63 miles
By Road:
Exit the M3 motorway at junction four, and get into the right hand side lanes for the roundabout. This will enable you to take the A331 towards Aldershot.
Leave at the Aldershot South turnoff, and immediately turn right at the roundabout towards the Town Centre. At the traffic lights continue straight on, and you will pass Manor Park on your left. Continue under the railway bridge and The Rec is just past the bridge on the immediate right.
Turn right at the next roundabout into Ordnance Road, and the first right for the car park. Alternatively, continue forward at the roundabout where you will be confronted with a large multi-story. At the next roundabout, continue forward so that this multi-storey is on your left.
Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency
Parking:
There are two possible places to park for the Recreation Ground: Ordnance Road car park and Multi-Storey car park.
When travelling to Aldershot, the first car park may be the best bet, although both are pay and display. If coming for a midweek game, the Ordnance Road car park allows lorries to park, and these take up a bit of room, so if you are late, the multi storey (free in the evenings) will be your best bet.
Instructions are that you should not attempt to park on the grass or pavement on Ordnance Road, as the area has a reputation for wardens dishing out parking tickets.
By Rail:
Station: ALDERSHOT
Services to: LONDON WATERLOO
The Rec is just a 10 minute walk from the station. From the station exit take the first right into Arthur Street, and then the second right onto Victoria Road (B3008). Go across the crossroads from here and you will meet the High Street - the ground will be located directly opposite.
Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner