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Soccer AM popped down to The Hive last week, as Jimmy Bullard took on Ruben Bover in ‘You Know The Drill’. Featuring our April Fool’s Wash & Go kit, the pair took part in a series of drills set out by First Team Manager Kevin Nugent. If you missed it on Saturday, you can watch

Although he agreed it was a frustrating afternoon, he believes the only way to push on, is to push on together.  With some fans voicing their annoyance from the terraces, Nelson reiterated that this is no time to be divided.  “They pay their money, they can say what they want.  But as far as singing

“He was playing really well on Saturday. It was such a shame for him. He was one of our best players, on this league start debut as well.” “He’s broken his arm. He’s had surgery on it. That’ll be him out for the season. But hopefully he’ll recover well.” “We haven’t seen him this week,

Hear from Kevin Nugent as he previews the weekends clash with Stevenage: 

“The weeks been good. We were happy to win on Saturday. It’s given us confidence. We’ve trained well and we’ve been working hard.” “When you don’t win for a couple of games it’s hard – It gets in your head. When you win again, you then know you can do it.” Bira is looking forward

“We’ve got people like Jamal and John who get everyone to play right and do the right things.” “I’m 23 and I look up to them. They’re inspirational in how they play.  They’ve got good experienced heads in the dressing room. They pull you through games like today, making the right decisions at the right

Stevenage v Barnet Sky Bet League 2 Saturday 1st April 2017 Kick-Off 3:00pm Stadium:  The Lamex Stadium, Broadhall Way, Stevenage Hertfordshire SG2 8RH  Telephone:  01438 743322 or 01438 223223  Club Colours:  Red and White  Nickname:  Borough    Key Personnel: Darren Sarll is the current boss at Broadhall Way and had a short career as a

The Bees had to work hard for it, having gone two goals behind early on.  Jamie Stephens was back from injury, and made an early save to prevent further goals.  On 44 minutes, Dan Sweeney broke for the Bees, and some neat attacking play saw Justin Amaluzor get in front of his marker to slot

Nugent knows what a big game the local derby is and assures fans that his players will be ready for war. “We’re gonna be giving everything.” “Sometimes when we’re making mistakes it doesn’t look like we’re giving everything, but these players really are. They’re giving absolutely everything.”  “It’s just their confidence. They make a mistake

After making his debut at 17 with Bristol Rovers, Charlie’s potential was clear from an early age.  A string of injuries however, led to Charlie falling out of the football league and being forced to apply his trade part time at Dorchester.  “It was in a bad situation for me mentally after so many injuries.