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THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE
OUR SUPERB 2-1 WIN AT WELLING UNITED OF THE VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTH DIVISION IN THE 2nd QUALIFYING ROUND OF THE EMIRATES FA CUP MEANS THAT IN THE 3rd QUALIFYING ROUND BOROUGH WILL ENTERTAIN EITHER BODMIN TOWN OF THE SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION OR BIDEFORD OF THE EVOSTIK SOUTHERN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE WEST ON SATURDAY 30th SEPTEMBER (THE CLUBS DREW THE FIRST GAME 1-1 AT BODMIN AND WILL REPLAY AT BIDEFORD ON TUESDAY 26th)
The Home League game with Aveley will now be on Monday 30th October
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18th June 2017
NEW SPONSORS FOR THE LEAGUE
After 20 years the Ryman League have ended their Sponsorship of the Isthmian League
For at least the next 2 seasons we will instead be members of
THE BOSTIK LEAGUE
A link to their website can be accessed from the list of Featured Sponsors to the left
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14th May 2017
GLORIOUS END TO THE SEASON
DOUBLE SUCCESS FOR BOROUGH WOMEN
On Sunday 14th May Haringey Borough Women concluded the most exciting season in their 18 year existence, throughout which they have thoroughly enjoyed being members of the Eastern Region Womens League, with a convincing 5-1 win against Cambridge City in the League Cup Final at the Hertfordshire FA County Ground in Letchworth. This completed the League and Cup Double as they had come from behind in their final League game 3 weeks ago to finish two points above their opponents who had started that match as leaders. Their League Championship will see them promoted to Division One South East of the Womens Premier League next season with matches which will include “local derbies” with Enfield Town.
Borough got off to a flying start with Klesha Darroux moving in smoothly from the left to plant an accurate finish in the far top corner after only five minutes. And it was Klesha who doubled the lead a few minutes later with a thumping header as she connected with Brooke Hills well flighted corner. Before half time Klesha had completed her hat-trick with a composed low finish as she ran on to a through ball; and had some chances easier than those scored been converted Borough would have been “home and dry” by the interval. But as was to be expected from a team with nothing to lose Cambridge exerted much greater pressure in the second half and Borough’s defence quickly learned that they had a vital contribution to make to ensure victory. In the event City found the net only once, around the mid-half mark, courtesy of a chance created by one of a number of free-kicks conceded by Borough in dangerous areas. Borough ‘keeper Cherkish Young was often in action and did well to hold on to a close range blast that would have reduced the margin to a single goal. But as the half wore on Borough reasserted themselves and had twice gone close before Karesha Iton steadied nerves ten minutes from time with a precise lofted shot into the empty net from well outside the penalty area when the City ‘keeper had rushed out to the edge of the box to make a block but could not keep control of the ball. Jaidene Browne completed the scoring from the spot when Anele Komani was brought down.
That Jaidene should have scored the last goal of the season, and was also awarded “player of the match” status by the referee, was a fitting tribute to the groundwork of her father Steve Browne who was in his third year as Manager and had steered the Club to Championship favourites status by the half way mark of the season before it was rocked when he lost his battle with cancer on New Years Day. After the inevitable negative effect on the teams performance leading to four draws - points which eventually proved vital whereas no draws had occurred during Steve’s reign - the team regained its best form and won its last three games to secure the Championship, promotion and the Cup.
The Cup winning squad (rolling substitutes allowed) was CHERKISH YOUNG, BROOKE HILLS, ROBYN REARDON, ROISIN CORMACK, SHAYDEAN GORMAN, MORGAN LUNDBERG, SHERNELLE FRANCOIS, KARESHA ITON, ANELE KOMANI, JULIA CARRUTHERS, KLESHA DARROUX, JAIDENE BROWNE, ROXANNE ESHUN, SHANICE NOURRICE, MARTINA STANKOVA, STEPHANIE COOPER.
29th APRIL 2017
2016/17 ALMOST AT AN END NOW
Sadly, although the Ryman League semi-final play-off at Maldon & Tiptree provided a thriller of a game we ended up 4-5 losers on the night.
So the final competitive game of the season will be that of the WOMEN’s TEAM when they seek to add the League Cup to complete the double as they leave the Eastern Region Womens League after 17 years as Champions and thus promoted to the Womens Premier League. It will be at the Hertfordshire FA’s County Ground (Baldock Road, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 2EN) on Sunday 14th May (3pm) when Cambridge City will be the opponents. Support would be very welcome.
23rd April 2017
BOROUGH’s GREATEST WEEKEND EVER ?
On Saturday 22nd the Men secured the last spot in the Divisional Play-offs for promotion to the Ryman Premier League
On Sunday the Women won their final game thus becoming Eastern Region Champions and gaining promotion to the Womens Premier League
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PLAY-OFF PLACE SECURED
A hard fought 2-1 win at home to Norwich United means that Borough will be in the contest to win the second promotion spot to the Ryman League Premier Division
On Wednesday 26th April we will travel to Maldon & Tiptree FC for a 7.45pm kick off. The address of their ground is
THE WALLACE BINDER GROUND, PARK DRIVE, MALDON, ESSEX , CM9 5JQ
If we win at Maldon (if necessary extra time would be played with a penalty shoot-out to follow should the scores still be level) then we will be in the Play-off final on SUNDAY APRIL 30th at 3pm away to the winners of the other play off semi-final which is between Thurrock or AFC Hornchurch
CHAMPIONSHIP SECURED
On Sunday the Women recovered from conceding an early goal to beat visitors Acle United who arrived as Champions elect needing only to avoid defeat but left as runners-up as Borough netted 4 times without further reply to overhaul them.. Their last match before promotion to the WOMENS PREMIER LEAGUE will give them the opportunity to clinch a League and Cup double when they meet Cambridge City in the League Cup Final at Hertfordshire FAs County Ground in Letchworth on Sunday May 14th
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January 2017
TRAGIC START TO NEW YEAR - A MESSAGE FROM CLUB CHAIRMAN AKI ACHILLEA
It is with great sadness that the New Year started with the terrible news that the manager of the Haringey Borough Women’s team Steve Browne lost his long battle with cancer in the early hours of 2017. Steve was a true inspiration not only to the girls that he coached from a young age bringing them to Boro in 2014 but also to anyone and everyone who met him at our Club. He never made a fuss of his illness and was always discussing with such hope and anticipation the future plans for the Women’s team. He attended the women’s games right up until the end when he was so ill yet he was so determined to demonstrate from the sidelines his support for his team. His loss will be hard felt by all of us and I express our deepest condolences and best wishes to his wife Sonia, their children and other members of his family. A finer gentleman you would struggle to find anywhere in any walk of life. Stephen's funeral took place on 10th February at the Dominion Centre, 9 The Broadway, High Road, Wood Green. Afterwards, there was a Tribute Reception at the Decorium Banqueting Suite, 22 Western Road, Wood Green
