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Woking v Barnet

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Saturday 9th November 3.00pm

  
       
   
       
  Ground Kingfield Stadium
Kingfield
Woking
Surrey
GU22 9AA		  
  Phone 01483 772470
  Capacity 6000  
  Record Attendance 6,000 v Swansea, FA Cup 78/79
6,000 v Coventry City, FA Cup 96/97		  
  Formed 1889  
  Nickname The Cards  
  Colours Red & White Halved Shirts, Black Shorts  
  Manager Glenn Cockerill (Caretaker)  
  Parking Limited at ground, Local Leisure Centre(free). Local Streets  
  Admission Price Adults £9.00, Under-16s £7.00, Under-11s £4.00  
  Programme £2.00  
  Bar Three, one open to all, one members, one in Gosden Stand  
       
  Last Season    
  Underhill Barnet 3 Woking 0, Attn. 1822  
  Rockingham Road Woking 1 Barnet 3, Attn. 2035  
  Average Attn 1887  
  Highest Attn 2817 v Dagenham & Redbridge, lost 0-2  
  Lowest Attn 1244 v Scarborough, lost 1-2  
  Highest Home Win 4-0 v Dover  
  Highest Away Win 4-1 v Stevenage  
  Highest Home Defeat 1-3 v Barnet
1-3 v Morecambe		  
  Highest Away Defeat 0-4 v Boston  
  Highest Draw 3-3 v Telord (away)  
  Highest Aggregate 7, 3-4 v Forest Green Rovers (home)
7, 3-4 v Margate (away)		  
  Top Goalscorer Patmore 11  
       
  Final Position (19th)
  Home Away  
P W D L F A W D L F A Pts
42 7 5 9 28 29 6 4 11 31 41 48
 
       
  This Season    
  Position 21st (second from bottom)  
  Ave Attn 1892  
  Highest Attn 2721 v Gravesend & Northfleet, lost 2-3  
  Lowest Attn 1426 v Burton Albion, drew 2-2  
  Highest Home Win 3-0 v Leigh RMI  
  Highest Away Win 3-0 v Kettering  
  Highest HomeDefeat 1-5 v Margate
1-5 v Stevenage		  
  Highest Away Defeat 0-5 v Morecambe  
  Highest Draw 2-2 v Burton Albion  
  Highest Aggregate 6, 1-5 v Margate (home)
6, 1-5 v Stevenage (home)
6, 1-5v Southport (away)		  
  Goalscorer Abbey 7  
  Current Position (21st)
  Home Away  
P W D L F A W D L F A Pts
17 3 1 5 14 20 1 3 4 7 18 16
 
       
  The Season So Far

A fantastic start this term saw last seasons relegation battlers Woking riding high in the top three of the table until their sixth game when they lost 2-3 at home to Gravesend & Northfleet. This was the first of seven straight defeats, part of an eleven match run with out a win.

The last three points had been a 3-0 win over Leigh RMI on 26th August and it wasn't until the 19th October that the Cards faithfull supporters could go home happy with all the points after a 1-0 triumph over Chester City at home.

During this period Geoff Chapple - who had had so much success in his previous stint as Manager - was replaced on a temporary basis by Glenn Cockerill. But to paraphrase the late great Spike Milligan said, he went out with his head held high, and his feet even higher!

Last week saw them lose by the only goal at fellow strugglers Telford.

As for Barnet, there is something definitely not right in the camp. Mark Arber's contract problems can't be helping the situation much and hopefully the other players won't be influenced by any of that.

On the pitch the bees lost 3-4 at home to Northwich last Saturday leaving them in 11th place. A really good winning streak is desperatly needed at the moment and Peter Shreaves will have to use all his Managerial knowledge to guide his men both on and off the pitch to a position in the League that a full time professional squad should be in.

Phils Prediction
Woking 2 Barnet 3

Woking's Last Six League Games

All games
L D D L W L

Home
L L L L D W

Away
D L L D L L

Results Grid

Below are the result grids for Barnet and Woking so far this season. These show how many times various scores have been attained by each club.

Key

  Lost
  Drawn
  Won

Barnet (away)

Away 0 1 2 3 4 Goals Against
0            
1   1 1      
2   2 1   1  
3 1          
4         1  
Goals For            

Woking (home)

Home 0 1 2 3 4 5 Goals Against
0              
1 2   1     2  
2     1 2      
3 1            
Goals For              

League Snippet

Below is Barnet and Woking's league details based on their Home and Away performances.

    Pl W D L GF GA GD Pnts
7 Barnet (away) 8 3 3 2 17 15 2 12
15 Woking (home) 9 3 1 5 14 20 -6 10

Programme Sales

The following programmes (Barnet v Woking) are available for sale. Please see our programme pages for more information.

Season Competition Home/Away Price
1978/79 FA Cup Home 30p
1994/95 FA Cup Home 40p
1995/96 FA Cup Home 50p

History

Woking were founded in 1889 and played in the West Surrey League until they joined the Isthmian League in 1911.

They stayed there for 72 years, finishing runners-up in 1956/57.

1982/ 83 saw them relegated for the first time ever, followed in 84/85 down again into Division Two South. Geoff Chapple took over towards the end of that season but was unable to stop the drop.

They won promotion in 86/87 after just missing out the previous term, and won promotion back to the Isthmian Premier in 89/90.

Two more seasons follow and the Cards gain promotion to the Vauxhall Conference, ending twice as runners-up.

In Cup competitions Woking have been very successful. In 1958 they won the FA Amateur Cup at Wembley in front of 71,000 spectators. They beat Ilford 3-0.

They have won the FA Trophy three times in 1994, 1995 and 1997.

In the FA Cup they went toWest Bromwich Albion and won 4-2 back in 1990/91. This was followed by a fourth round defeat to Everton by 1-0.

They also beat the Bees two seasons running in 94/95 and 95/96. (Less said about that the better!)

1997 saw Geoff Chapple leave Woking for their neighbours and rivals Kingstonian, but returned last season to hopefully bring back the glory to the Surry side. This didn't work out and a couple of weeks ago the chairman showed him the door. Glenn Cockerill is currently in charge as a caretaker manager.

  
       
 

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