League, cup and pre-season friendlies; our head-to-head record against Boreham Wood dates back to November 1984; a 4-2 win for us in the Hitachi Cup. With seven wins and six defeats from 17 games in total, the balance is a pretty even one. With the Wood now getting closer (it seems) to promotion from the National League into the Football League, a repeat could be on the cards closer than we think. Time will tell. Bon chance to ’em…
Boreham Wood: The Facts
Meadow Park
Broughinge Road, Boreham Wood, Hertfordshire, WD6 5AL
Boreham Wood Travel Information – Distance: 20 miles
By Road
Take the A1(M) and A1 towards London. Take the first turn off for Boreham Wood, heading for the town centre. Turn into Brook Road at the roundabout you’ll come to before the town centre. Broughinge Road will be the first left.
The car park at the ground is for players and officials only. Just a few minutes’ walk is the Brook Road car park, however. It’s a Pay and Display car park and is free after 6.30pm – handy for a weekday match, eh? Local streets are subject to restrictions, so we wouldn’t recommend chancing your arm unless you’re sure that you’re in a safe place.
By Rail
Station: ELSTREE AND BOREHAMWOOD
Services to: LONDON ST PANCRAS
At around a mile, the walk to the ground takes no more than 30 minutes. Exit through the station car park onto Station Road and turn left, before turning right at the roundabout for Shenley Road. After around 0.3 miles, turn left at the next roundabout for Clarendon Road and then right onto Eldon Road shortly afterwards.
At the end of the road, turn left into Eldon Avenue opposite McDonalds. Continue past Fairway House on your right, before turning into Fairway Avenue. It’s then a left turn for Brook Road, which you’ll need to cross to the side where the car park is. The club is to the north of this; accessed by heading up Broughinge Road along one side of the ground.
Turn right at the end of the ground, and right again to enter.
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