CLUB
Biggleswade
A pretty new club in the grand scheme of things, Biggleswade FC (as a senior side) were born as recently as 2016 and soon started moving up the ladder. After success in the Spartan South Midlands League straight off the bat, the club joined the Southern League in 2018. To start with, they also shared a ground with Biggleswade Town – their town and league mates. But that’d all change in summer 2021, however; Bedford Town becoming their new landlords.
Biggleswade: The Facts
Head-to-Head
| Played | 2 |
|---|---|
| Won | 1 |
| Drawn | 0 |
| Lost | 1 |
| Goals For | 3 |
| Goals Against | 1 |
| Win % | 50% |
Club History
Who are Biggleswade?
Well, there’s not much to say that we haven’t already boxed off. The 2016-7 campaign saw the town get a third senior side when Biggleswade Town’s successful U18 side decided to go one step further. The other option was entering a U21 league, which boss Dave Northfield stated wasn’t “the right direction” for them. And so be it. The Spartan South Midlands League accepted their application; starting the next chapter in a story that isn’t entirely unlike the early days of Stevenage Borough.
How to get to Biggleswade
By Car
By Road
Go north on the A1 to Sandy, before coming off to join the A603 for Bedford. Head through Moggerhanger and Willington. Just as you get to the junction for the Bedford bypass, you’ll find the ground on the right-hand side.
By Rail
By Rail
Station: BEDFORD
Services to: LONDON ST PANCRAS
Use either bus #171 or #172 for Cardington Cross. The station is a fair old walk.
Parking
Parking
While there is a car park at the ground, it may be possible to grab a spot in the lay-by to the side of the A603. This is pretty big in size and is set back from the main road itself.
Previous Meetings
Shared Players
| Player | Profile |
|---|---|
| Sam Dreyer | View Profile |
| Joe Leslie | View Profile |
| Charley O'Keefe | View Profile |
| Timmy Smith | View Profile |
| Alfie Williams | View Profile |
