Saffron Walden Town Club Profile
Saffron Walden Town are a surprisingly familiar opponent for us, with frequent cup clashes during the 1980s and 1990s. The Wardens are a pretty ancient club in footballing terms all told; forming in 1872. They’d been going more than 100 years by the time we first met. Yet it didn’t count for anything as the new upstarts from Boro’ won a 1981-2 East Anglian Cup tie at home.
More than half (17) of our total matches (30) have come in the Eastern Floodlit League (or its many other names over the years). Boro’ have 15 victories to their name, whereas 10 is the total win count for the Wardens. Last time we took a peek, they were part of the Essex Senior League. So, it could be a while before we add any more meetings to our record.
Saffron Walden Town: The Facts
Saffron Walden Town: Record vs Boro'
| Pl | W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts* | WR% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 15 | 5 | 10 | 49 | 35 | 14 | 20 | 50% |
* league points only
Saffron Walden Town: Result-by-Result (Boro' Scoring First)
Saturday 10 September 1994
Thursday 10 March 1994
Monday 06 December 1993
Tuesday 19 October 1993
Thursday 23 April 1992
Saturday 02 February 1991
Monday 03 December 1990
Wednesday 14 November 1990
Saturday 22 September 1990
Monday 26 February 1990
Tuesday 30 January 1990
Saturday 11 February 1989
Tuesday 20 September 1988
Thursday 05 March 1987
Monday 02 March 1987
Monday 06 January 1986
Saturday 21 December 1985
Monday 11 November 1985
Tuesday 24 September 1985
Saturday 20 April 1985
Tuesday 05 February 1985
Tuesday 18 September 1984
Tuesday 04 September 1984
Monday 07 November 1983
Tuesday 25 October 1983
Monday 29 November 1982
Tuesday 02 November 1982
Monday 16 November 1981
Tuesday 13 October 1981
Monday 21 September 1981
Players For Us... and Them
| Martin Murray | Profile |
Saffron Walden Town Ground Information
Saffron Walden Town Travel Information – Distance: 34 miles
Going to Saffron Walden? Take the A505 for 21 miles until you have got to the other side of the M11. Then, at Whittlesford Service Station, take the third exit at the roundabout for the A1301 and continue for 2.2 miles for the junction with the A11.
At the A11, go across the two roundabouts to continue onto the B184 for 4.2 miles. Turn left into Castle Street, before a left onto Little Walden Road and left again for Catons Lane.
There is a short cut from the A505 through country lanes that you can take; available before you reach the M11. We’d recommend that you check that one out with your satnav.
Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency
You should find plenty of parking in the area surrounding the ground.
Station: AUDLEY END
Services to: CAMBRIDGE, LONDON LIVERPOOL STREET
Audley End station is the nearest to Saffron Walden, which doesn’t have its own station. However, it’s not close so might make you reconsider the train as an option.
Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner
