Jack Midson

FORWARD

Jack Midson

Stevenage career: 2001-3

3 (10) Appearances #495 all-time
1 Goals #349 all-time
31% Win Rate #460 all-time
1 Dec 2001 Debut v Stalybridge Celtic (A)
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Factfile

Position
Forward
Years
2001-3
Place of Birth
Stevenage
Previous Clubs
<em>None</em>
Later Clubs
Harlow Town (loan) (2001), Hayes (loan) (2002), Chelmsford City (loan) (2003), Hayes (loan) (2003), Hendon (loan) (2003), Arlesey Town (2003), Dagenham & Redbridge (2004), Bishop's Stortford (2005), Histon (2008), Oxford United (2009), Southend United (loan) (2010), Barnet (loan) (2011), AFC Wimbledon (2012), Eastleigh (2014), Braintree Town (2016), Leatherhead (2017), Concord Rangers (A) (2018), Hemel Hempstead Town (A) (2019), Sheppey United (2020), Lordswood (2024)

Biography

A product of our youth programme, Jack Midson had a number of opportunities under three managers to prove his first team worth at Broadhall Way. Early signs showed a healthy wedge of promise, but it was never fulfilled; the stop-start nature of his time at Boro’ heralding just three starts and one goal. It wasn’t much of a shock that he would move on, even if it was disappointing.

Jack Midson: After Boro’

And so it came to be proved as Midson gradually established his reputation; moving back into the Conference. But it was with Histon where Midson really proved himself; a decent record at the Glassworld Stadium earning him a move to Oxford United in 2009. After his time at the Kassam, there were spells at AFC Wimbledon and Eastleigh among others.

Statistics

Appearances 13 #495 all-time
Starts 3
Off the Bench 10
Goals 1 #349 all-time
Wins 4
Defeats 7
Yellow Cards 0
Red Cards 0
Win Rate 30.8% #460 all-time

Career Timeline

9
2002-03 1 goal
Most appearances Most goals Final season

Season-by-Season Record

Complete playing record by season for Stevenage.

Season Starts Subs Goals YC RC Wins Defeats Apps Win %
2002-03 2 7 1 0 0 2 6 9 22.22%
2001-02 1 3 0 0 0 2 1 4 50%

Matches

Match-by-match playing record for Stevenage.