#Boreham Wood

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Table Topping Barnet Make Surprise Addition To Squad From Local Rivals

Barnet FC have announced the signing of 25-year-old centre-back Connor Stevens after his contract was mutually terminated by local rivals Boreham Wood earlier this summer. The move comes as a bit of a shock to some Barnet fans, given that the club already had six centre-backs on the books, although two are currently out on loan. Despite being 25 years old, Stevens hasn’t played a vast amount of…

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PITCH INVASION AS WREXHAM AFC WIN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE!! Wrexham v Boreham Wood *VLOG*

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Arsenal XI to face Boreham Wood on Saturday

A host of our youngsters will be in action at Meadow Park on Saturday as they continue their pre-season preparations

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Good job spurs didn't let Dane play in the second round given we've got Portsmouth in the third

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Wrexham AFC is promoted to the English Football League after a 3-1 victory against Boreham Wood in front of club owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney

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I need fixtures to be released for next season like now so I can plan my football away days.

The aim is to

Go to arsenals first game of the season

Go to boreham wood at some point

Go to the emirates Atleast once

go to 1 UCL away game (Arsenal or Barcelona)

Go to 2 Barcelona home games

Go to conti cup final

Go to FA cup final

And the CL final (again)

I think that’s reasonable

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Wrexham Gets Promoted: Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenny’s Soccer Team Scores Historic Win

The soccer membership on the middle of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney‘s FX docu-series Welcome to Wrexham has secured a league promotion after a historic win. Fans of the crew celebrated with the athletes and two celebrities after a 3-1 victory over Welsh soccer membership Boreham Wood, leading to a promotion from the National League to League Two. Footage from the milestone sport, which you’ll…

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6 Photographers - chosen from canvas

1. Caryline Boreham

To me, lots of Caryline Boreham's work signifies the quietness of what she is shooting. Everything is left untouched (or looks like it) and evokes the tone of silence. I could adopt her traits of leaving scenes untouched in my portfolio work to add personality to the photographs.

2. Tom Gould

Something I like about all of Tom Gould's portraiture photography is the clear theme throughout his work. Although they have all been taken on different shoots, all the photographs link well. Whether that's through similar location, props, colour grading or tone of voice in the photo it all links cohesively together.

3. David Cook

One thing that drew my attention to David's work was the humour in the photos. The photographs are both capturing real/candid moments and more 'staged' moments like the girls in the tree. I also really like how these are graded with the colours quite saturated - it almost looks like AI but also mixed with a home photo album from the 90s/00s. Applying his style to my work, I could take these photographs' apparent and crisp style and ensure each shot I choose is as clear as the left two images. I would also like to put the humour and excitement of all these images into my final portfolio to help communicate my theme of personal landmarks.

4. Rachel Soh

Something that I can take from Rachael Sohs personal work portfolio into my own assessment portfolio would be the variance in shots and how each photograph has its own intriguing factor - or as Emil would say, all killer no filler!! Like the beach photo, the lighting makes the photograph very mysterious. And with the man running, its the yellow seats that stand out the most.

5. Tia Ranginui

When looking through Tia Ranginuis portfolio, I noticed that I was very drawn towards her more symmetrical pieces of work. Something I can adopt is the use of her subject in the centre of the frame, causing the alignment of the photograph to be very symmetrical and perfect but the story still being very mysterious.

6. Virginia Woods-Jack

I really liked how Virginia chose a different medium to show her work through. The printed silk really emphasises to me the delicacy and etherealness of untouched scenes. According to her website, the silk also displays "a subtle yet undeniable sense of stubbornness, a refusal to conform to established expectations regarding the presentation of photography and our corresponding engagement with this medium." I think something I can take away from this is putting my images into a photobook like Emil has suggested to our class.

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Kwesi Appiah nominated for Boreham Wood Player of the Month for July

Ghanaian forward Kwesi Appiah has been nominated for the Boreham Wood FC Player of the Month for July after an impressive preseason. He is competing for the prize alongside Mo Sagaf, Tyrone Maash, and Erico Sousa. The former Black Stars striker scored three goals in four games during the month, with two of the goals being nominated for the Goal of the Month award. 🏃 𝐏𝐋𝐀𝐘𝐄𝐑 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐓𝐇 🤔 Who’s…

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Former Notts County Defender Released

Former Notts County Defender Released @CallumTREFL

Former Notts County defender Dion Kelly-Evans has left National League side Boreham Wood via mutual consent, as confirmed via a statement on the club’s website. The 26-year-old joined Boreham Wood last summer, following his departure from Notts County but suffered a long-term injury in October and missed the majority of last season. Who is Dion Kelly-Evans? The full-back was a product of the…

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Wrexham v Boreham Wood (3-1) | Paul Mullin's double sends Wrexham up as National League Champions

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Arsenal XI to face Boreham Wood

We’re delighted to announce that an Arsenal XI will play Boreham Wood in a pre-season fixture on Saturday 29 July, with a 3pm

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Ryan Reynolds backs Renault’s Alpine Formula 1 team

Wrexham co-owners Rob McElhenney, left, and Ryan Reynolds watch a match between Wrexham and Boreham Wood at The Racecourse Ground, in Wrexham, Wales. (AP)   Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds and AC Milan owner RedBird Capital Partners are leading a group of investors taking a stake in Renault SA’s Alpine Formula 1 team that values the business at $900 million. RedBird, Otro Capital and Maximum Effort…

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Dagenham & Redbridge: A season of ‘nearly’ moments.

The Vanarama National League played host to a record-breaking season, with Wrexham and Notts and County providing the most thrilling title race across Europe.

Elsewhere in the National League, Dagenham & Redbridge, a club predicted to finish within the play-offs,  had a season to forget, finishing in a disappointing 10th place, 8 points off of the lucrative play-off positions.

After losing key players, long-serving managers and with many players out of contract in the summer, questions are beginning to be asked about the future of the East London club.

Victoria Road, home of Dagenham & Redbridge FC

A Rocky Start

The Daggers made three first-team signings over the summer, which included Wealdstone’s Nikola Tavares, Weymouth’s Omar Mussa, and Grimsby Town’s David Longe-King, the latter of the three had a season plagued by injuries, however, the central defender was keen to show his commitment to returning to regular action “I want to try and play as many games as I can, I’ve personally been disappointed this season with the injuries I’ve had, if I could’ve played every game this season I would have, but I’ve only played 18 or 19 games. So in this last run of games and especially next season, I definitely want to be involved in as many games as possible”.

 Daryl McMahon’s Daggers began their campaign in torrid form, winning just two of their first eight games, admittedly two of those games were against top-of-the-table runaways Notts County and Wrexham, but there was cause for concern in the season’s early stages.

The Daggers soon put those defeats behind them, and the East London side responded with back-to-back wins, against Altrincham and Barnet at home, the latter provided a nine-goal thriller, in which Daggers striker Josh Walker notched a hat-trick, including the winner in the 92nd minute, leaving the Daggers in 12th.

October proved to be a rather ‘spooky’ month for the Daggers, winning just once, in their first match of the month, away to play-off-bound Chesterfield. That high was quickly doused when they were convincingly beaten 5-1 by Marc White’s Dorking Wanderers. 

Take a peak behind the curtain of the Daggers draw with Boreham Wood.

Winning Winter

Dagenham began November in 13th place but after an upturn in form, which included victories at home to Wealdstone and Scunthorpe, as well as an away win in Solihull. Young Daggers striker Josh Walker proved to be the main man during this period, scoring in two of the three victories, therefore the man in form would be key for the Daggers if they were to get a result in their FA Cup second-round encounter with League Two’s Gillingham. They had progressed to the second round with relative ease, beating eighth-tier Beckenham Town 7-0 and National League strugglers Maidenhead United 1-0 earlier in the year.

Walker stepped up to the billing, scoring in the 80th minute to put his side within touching distance of a home tie against Leicester City, but Scott Kashket, who was born just miles from Victoria Road, broke Daggers hearts in the second minute of extra time, as he bundled home to take the game to a replay.

The agony seemed to weigh on the Daggers, as they slumped to a 1-0 defeat at home to Torquay, who eventually were relegated to the National League South. However, the replay at Priestfield was fast approaching, and a spirited performance was needed if the Daggers were to progress. 

The game started in the best way imaginable, as club captain Matt Robinson swept home to put the Daggers ahead within 15 minutes, however, the League Two outfit quickly showed their quality, equalising within 10 minutes. The game was at a standstill, until Gillingham took the lead in the 80th minute, and Dagenham’s misery was compounded as centre-back Harry Phipps was sent off just a minute later. But Daryl McMahon’s men dug in, and their resolve was rewarded, as utility man George Saunders popped up at the back post to equalise the tie, potentially sending the tie to penalties. But Kashket had different ideas, this time he turned provider, putting it on a plate for Hakeeb Adelakun who made no mistake to break Daggers hearts at the very last minute once again.

Despite the devastating nature of their defeat, the Daggers would not wallow in defeat, instead, they turned that pain into motivation and went on a strong run, defeating Maidstone 1-0 in back-to-back fixtures, as well as Aldershot, their only defeat in that period came against eventual fourth-placed Woking. 

The Daggers’ tails were firmly up as they visited Bromley, who would prove to be a real test for the Daggers. However, the ever-present Josh Hare whipped a free-kick in the bottom corner to potentially move the Daggers up to a season-high fifth place, but as the time ticked down, Bromley began to smell blood, and after a quick free-kick Ben Krauhaus was found at the back post to nod home and send the Daggers back down to seventh.

The quiet before the storm as the Daggers visit Bromley.

A flat finish

The Bromley result weighed heavily on the Daggers, as they began to slide down the table, with five defeats in their next seven fixtures, conceding thirteen goals. In addition to this downslide of form, the club lost its three top scorers, Josh Walker, Junior Morias and Paul McCallum, all left the club over the winter transfer window, the club looked to recuperate with the acquisition of Inih Effiong. The ex-Eastleigh striker notched 8 goals in his 17 Daggers appearances.

Read about Effiong's impressive Daggers home debut.

However, Effiong’s strong form couldn’t save Daryl McMahon’s job, as he was relieved of his duties on the 24th of February, he had been at the club for three years and took the Daggers within a point of the playoffs the season prior.

Dagges first-team coach David Jupp oversaw four fixtures before a permanent appointment was made, which included two 2-1 victories to Notts County and York City, as well as defeats to Wrexham and Maidenhead.

An appointment was made on the 10th of March, with ex-Dagger Ben Strevens, who previously managed Eastleigh. 

Ben Strevens overseeing the Daggers' final game of the season away to Barnet.

During his tenure so far the results have been inconsistent, with three wins three draws and four losses, however, the manager is optimistic about what he can achieve at the club next season. When I caught up with the 42-year-old he highlighted the areas he wants to improve in the side next season, “ I want to see energy, I want to see hard work. Pressing with quality, I'm sure every manager wants to see these things, but I want us to be really on the front foot and next season I want us to be a tough place to come and play”.

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Actor Paul Rudd hangs out with Wrexham AFC fans on the club's biggest day

Wrexham AFC had a date with destiny on Saturday, they needed only one victory in order to be promoted to the next division in English football. They played at home against Boreham Wood but the fun was apparently in the stadium outskirts and the town. Those who don’t know the back story, Wrexham AFC is co-owned by actors Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds. Together, they have managed to take the…