Stevenage F.C.
Состав
Chris Day2008сейчас- Dean Parrett2013сейчас
Charlie Lee2014сейчас
Ronnie Henry2014сейчас
Ryan Johnson2014сейчас- Connor Ogilvie2015сейчас
Dipo Akinyemi2015сейчас
Fraser Franks2015сейчас
Michael Tonge2015сейчас- Steven Schumacher2015сейчас
Tom Conlon2015сейчас
Bradley Pritchard2016сейчас- Charlie Adams2016сейчас
Jake Mulraney2016сейчас
Jamie Jones2016сейчас
Keith Keane2016сейчас- Lee Cox2016сейчас
Ryan Hedges2016сейчас
Jonathan Smith2017сейчас
Matt Phillips2026сейчас
Christopher Gannonсейчас- Henry Cowansсейчас
- Jamie Campbellсейчас
- Jamie Reidсейчас
- Jamie Reidсейчас
- Johnny Brooksсейчас
- Keinan Davisсейчас
- Luke Amosсейчас
- Robert Boyceсейчас
- Tom Kingсейчас
Barry Hayles1994–1997
Efe Sodje1994–1997
Graham Roberts1994–1995
Leo Fortune-West1994–1995- Mike Small1994–1994
- Stuart Cash1994–1994
- Kelly Haag1995–1995
- Paul Barrowcliff1995–1997
- Steve Berry1995–1996
- Paul Barrowcliff1997–1997
- Owen Coll1998–1998
- Paul Brooker1998–1999
Sam Sodje1998–2002
Ray Houghton1999–2000- Ray Houghton1999–1999
- Steve Butler1999–1999
- Adrian Clarke2000–2002
- Andy Arnott2000–2002
- David Phillips2000–2001
- Drewe Broughton2000–2001
- Wayne Dyer2000–2000
Akpo Sodje2001–2001
Andre Scarlett2001–2002- Ben Abbey2001–2002
DJ Campbell2001–2003- Jason Brissett2001–2001
- John Dreyer2001–2003
John Keister2001–2001
Lee Boylan2001–2001- Leon Cort2001–2001
George Boyd2002–2007
Michael Blackwood2002–2003
Richard Pacquette2002–2003- Scott Eustace2002–2003
- Sean Evers2002–2002
Anthony Elding2003–2006- Lionel Perez2003–2004
- Nathan Abbey2003–2003
- Phil Gray2003–2003
- Rocky Baptiste2003–2004
Dannie Bulman2004–2007
Jon Nurse2004–2007
Lee Barnard2004–2004
Mark Rogers2004–2004- Mark Rogers2004–2006
- Martin Brennan2004–2004
- Michael Brough2004–2006
Sean St Ledger2004–2004
Alan Julian2005–2008- Albert Jarrett2005–2005
Darryn Stamp2005–2007- Eric Obinna Chukwunyelu2005–2006
Jefferson Louis2005–2006- Richard Pacquette2005–2005
- Ronnie Henry2005–2012
Adam Miller2006–2008
Bradley Johnson2006–2006
Craig Dobson2006–2008- Eric Obinna Chukwunyelu2006–2006
John Nutter2006–2008- Mark Beard2006–2007
- Steve Guppy2006–2007
Steve Morison2006–2009
Tony Thorpe2006–2007
Damian Batt2007–2008
Lawrie Wilson2007–2012- Mark Arber2007–2008
Mitchell Cole2007–2010- Oliver Allen2007–2008
Stuart Lewis2007–2008- Tesfaye Bramble2007–2008
Tony Stokes2007–2008
Tyrone Berry2007–2008
Zoltán Lipták2007–2007
Andy Drury2008–2010
Ashley Bayes2008–2011
Ashley Westwood2008–2008
Calum Willock2008–2009
Chris Nurse2008–2008
David Bridges2008–2011
Gary Mills2008–2009- Gavin Grant2008–2008
Isaiah Rankin2008–2008
Iyseden Christie2008–2009- Lee Boylan2008–2011
Mark Roberts2008–2008
Michael Bostwick2008–2012- Michael Jordan2008–2008
Peter Vincenti2008–2011- Tommy Black2008–2009
Tommy Smith2008–2008
Chris Beardsley2009–2012
Danny Blanchett2009–2009
Joel Byrom2009–2012- Jon Ashton2009–2015
- Junior Mendes2009–2009
- Mark Roberts2009–2013
- Michael Brough2009–2009
- Ben May2010–2012
Darius Charles2010–2015
Jay O'Shea2010–2011- John Mousinho2010–2012
- Josh Walker2010–2010
Luke Foster2010–2011
Njazi Kuqi2010–2010- Terry Dixon2010–2010
- Alan Julian2011–2012
Chuks Aneke2011–2012- Josh Walker2011–2011
Luke Freeman2011–2012
Phil Edwards2011–2012
Robin Shroot2011–2014
Taiwo Atieno2011–2011
Andy Iro2012–2013- Anthony Grant2012–2013
Bondz N'Gala2012–2013- David Gray2012–2014
Filipe Morais2012–2014- Greg Tansey2012–2014
Jamaal Lascelles2012–2012
James Dunne2012–2014- James Wallace2012–2012
Jordan Slew2012–2012- Lee Hills2012–2013
Lucas Akins2012–2014- Luke Freeman2012–2014
Marcus Haber2012–2014- Matt Ball2012–2014
Miguel Comminges2012–2013
Oliver Risser2012–2013- Oliver Risser2012–2012
Patrick Agyemang2012–2012- Patrick Agyemang2012–2013
Robbie Rogers2012–2013- Steve Arnold2012–2014
- Alex Smith2013–2013
Anthony Jeffrey2013–2013
François Zoko2013–2014
Gavin Mahon2013–2013- Jimmy Smith2013–2014
Jordan Burrow2013–2014- Max Ehmer2013–2013
Michael Doughty2013–2014
Oumare Tounkara2013–2014
Peter Hartley2013–2014- Roarie Deacon2013–2015
Sam Hoskins2013–2013
Simon Heslop2013–2014
Steve Leo Beleck2013–2013- Adam Smith2014–2014
Andy Bond2014–2015
Bira Dembélé2014–2015
Calvin Zola2014–2015
Cameron Lancaster2014–2014- Charlie Adams2014–2014
- Chris Beardsley2014–2015
- Conor Henderson2014–2014
Curtis Obeng2014–2014
Dave Beasant2014–2015
Jack Jebb2014–2014- John Mousinho2014–2014
Josh Clarke2014–2014- Lee Barnard2014–2015
- Ryan Brunt2014–2014
Sam Beasant2014–2015- Tom Conlon2014–2015
Tom Flanagan2014–2014
Chris Kettings2015–2015
Connor Smith2015–2015
Danny Johnson2015–2015
Dave Martin2015–2015- Jack Jebb2015–2015
- Jamar Loza2015–2015
Jesse Joronen2015–2016
Joe Lumley2015–2015- Keith Keane2015–2015
Kenny McEvoy2015–2015- Lee Cox2015–2016
Mark Hughes2015–2016
Teddy Sheringham2015–2015- Tom Hitchcock2015–2015
Aaron O'Connor2016–2016- Deimantas Petravičius2016–2016
Jake Hyde2016–2017- Patrick Hoban2016–2016
- Rowan Liburd2016–2017
Ben Wilmot2017–2018
Ben Sheaf2018–2018
Ilias Chair2018–2019
Seny Dieng2018–2019
Steve Seddon2018–2019
Elijah Adebayo2019–2019
Ben Folami2020–2020
David Stockdale2021–2021
Stevenage F.C. is a professional association football club based in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England.
The club was formed in 1976 after the bankruptcy of Stevenage Athletic, initially playing on a makeshift pitch due to land issues.
Stevenage F.C. won the FA Trophy twice, in the 2006–07 and 2008–09 seasons.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
Stevenage Football Club, originally known as Stevenage Borough, was established in 1976 following the bankruptcy of Stevenage Athletic. The club's formation was spearheaded by chairman Keith Berners and a group of dedicated volunteers who organized a team to play a friendly match against Hitchin Town Youth at Broadhall Way. However, the club faced early challenges when the pitch was dug up for non-footballing purposes, forcing them to play in the Chiltern Youth League on a makeshift pitch at King George V playing fields. In 1980, after the council reacquired the lease for Broadhall Way, the club was able to return to a refurbished stadium and achieved senior status, joining the United Counties Football League.
Rise Through the Ranks
Stevenage Borough quickly made a name for itself, winning its first competitive league match in 1980 and securing various league titles over the years. The club's notable achievements include winning the Conference National twice, in the 1995–96 and 2009–10 seasons, and the FA Trophy in 2006–07 and 2008–09. The club's success in the lower leagues paved the way for its promotion to EFL League Two, where they became runners-up in the 2022–23 season and won the play-offs in 2011, marking significant milestones in their history.
Legacy and Current Status
Today, Stevenage F.C. competes in EFL League One, the third tier of the English football league system, and plays its home matches at Broadhall Way. The club has built a strong legacy within English football, known for its resilience and community spirit. With a history that spans over four decades, Stevenage F.C. continues to be a vital part of the local community and the broader football landscape in England.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
1976–2010
Stevenage Borough was formed in 1976 following the bankruptcy of Stevenage Athletic. Chairman Keith Berners, along with "a number of like-minded volunteers", were tasked with arranging a team to play Hitchin Town Youth at Broadhall Way in November 1976, as a "curtain-raiser" for the new club. However, the Broadhall Way pitch was subsequently dug up for non-footballing purposes after Stevenage Borough Council sold the land to a local businessman, who dug a trench across the full length of the pitch to ensure that no football was played. Consequently, the new club began playing in the Chiltern Youth League on a roped-off pitch at the town's King George V playing fields and subsequently moved up to intermediate status, joining the Wallspan Southern Combination shortly after. Stevenage Borough Council granted consent for the club to incorporate the name "Borough" in their title and to adopt the town's civic emblem as the club badge. In 1980, the council reacquired the lease for Broadhall Way and permitted the football club to become its tenant. With the council as their landlords and a refurbished stadium, Stevenage Borough attained senior status, under the management of Derek Montgomery, and joined the United Counties Football League in the same year. The club's first competitive league match was a 3–1 victory against ON Chenecks on 16 August 1980, played in front of 421 spectators. In their first season as a senior club, the team won the United Counties…
- League
- EFL League Two
- League
- EFL League One
Наследие
Source: League
League Two (level 4) Runners-up: 2022–23 Play-off winners: 2011 Conference National (level 5) Champions: 1995–96, 2009–10 Isthmian League Premier Division champions: 1993–94 Division One champions: 1991–92 Division Two North champions: 1985–86, 1990–91 United Counties League Division One champions: 1980–81 Cup
FA Trophy Winners: 2006–07, 2008–09 Runners-up: 2001–02, 2009–10 United Counties League, League Cup Winners: 1980–81 Herts Senior Cup Winners: 2008–09
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Stevenage Football Club is a professional association football club based in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England. The club competes in EFL League One, the third tier of the English football league system, and plays its home matches at Broadhall Way.
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