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The under 18s fixture scheduled for tomorrow Friday 16th January has been cancelled due to the adverse weather.

The under 21s play Coventry today 1:00pm kick off. The venue has changed and is now: The Alan Higgs Centre, CV3 1JP.

Can we make sure we give the fans from S2, just the bottom section of the West Stand for the Derby fixture and make sure we keep them in for 30 minutes after the final whistle?

Team sheets were issued at 1:15, so get off your high horse.

They are playing Ossett United on Friday 12th July (A)

Lost 3-2, goals from Ari Jae-Shaw and trialist. Losing 2-0 at Half Time, back to 2-2, conceded late on. Apparently enough chances to win 2 games????

Both the under 18s & under 16s were cancelled, due to the adverse weather.

Beadle Cup Tied

It will be on SWFC you tube

For anyone interested, the kick off time for the 18s/16s on Saturday V Burnley, has been changed. They will now kick off at 11:30 am and NOT 2:00 pm as originally scheduled.

Any score updates?

Just to let people know there will be no spectators allowed for this fixture.

Correction 5/4 SUFC away: 3:00 pm KO 8/4 SUFC home: 11:00 am KO

Female referee - Rebecca Welch

But tonight I am taking my darling wife out for a special treat, and for a meal. I am taking her to the match and to 4 lanes chippy for fish and chips. Quite the old romantic wouldn't you say?

Our under 18s will be playing the first round proper of the FA Youth Cup at Hillsborough on Saturday 5th November, with a 12:00 noon kick off. Come along and give the lads your support.

Sky sports are the ruination of all sports not just football. If you have sky installed in your home you have only yourself to blame.!!!!!

Does anyone know of any streams for todays match? Stuck at home, tested positive for Covid. Match not on Ifollow????

You need to contact Paddy Jones. They meet up at the Football Factory, which is a great place.

That means they should get a crowd of about 5000 then

What a lovely thing to read from the parent of a released player. But knowing you and your family as I do it wasn't a surprise to read your post. I feel privileged to have met and got to know you and your family and friends. Having been close to Jordan in a working capacity, and as we have spoken about on the phone regularly. I feel that Jordan will have a good future in this wonderful game. Sorry it couldn't have been with this fabulous club, but this may come back and bite us on the bum. Jordan was always upbeat, apart from when he was injured. But being the team player that he was, he was downbeat because he wanted to be playing in the team with his colleagues and helping get the recognition required for them all. I know I have no need to say the following as I know you will, but please keep in touch. Hoping you and the family stay safe and well during these bad times. Big John

Sorry it is a long read, but it may be worth thinking about before we get on the player's backs in future? In his column for CometSport, Stevenage midfielder Joel Byrom talks mental health, the impact of social media and Boro's battle against relegation. I have been wanting to write something on this subject for a while but after the weekend's events it feels like now is the right time. After seeing the news on my way home from the game regarding the sudden death of Love Island presenter Caroline Flack I started to get angry at how the press and social media can have such a negative effect on people. Not long ago it was one of our own, former Stevenage front man Mike Thalassitis who took his own life in similar circumstances. Normally in a football season when I am fit and available I stay away from reading comments online after games. I just find it easier to not look at anything after a game whether it's good or bad. This season I've found myself being drawn into reading them regularly and it's shocked me at some of the things I've read. I understand the frustration at the position we are in alongside performances and results being nowhere near the standard but some comments I see are just personal and nasty. It is a small minority but it's that small minority that might have a massive effect on someone's health in the long run. I know you think these comments won't be read but as players sometimes these comments just fall into our laps without wanting to see them. Individual players, staff members and the football club have all been on the receiving end throughout the season. This is not going to give a player the confidence to go out into the next game and produce his best knowing that people are just waiting for his next mistake. I have been on the receiving end of this numerous times in my career and it's something I've had to learn to deal with after previously struggling with it. I used to read everything, just hoping the next comment would be a nice one. It affected my confidence and form for a while. If just one person reads this and it changes the way they think before they write something negative from behind a keyboard or a phone screen, then I've helped. On the other side of things, social media can also have a hugely positive effect. This last week has been amazing to see the #stevenageforfootballleague campaign. Reading everyone's fantastic memories throughout the years has given me great joy and an extra belief that this season is far from over. Over the years Stevenage teams have produced heroic performances backed by the fans. The unity we showed over the weekend was amazing to see. It gave the Lamex a different feel against Salford and the fans who stayed behind at the end of the game just shows how special you can be. The result wasn't the one we wanted but it was a step in the right direction. A few of my fondest memories include Kidderminster away, that day is still probably my best in football. To score the goal to guarantee promotion in front of the Stevenage fans will always stay with me. Standing in front of the penalty at White Hart Lane trying to stop my left leg from shaking. If it didn't I don't have a clue how I would have taken the penalty. Hearing the noise at Bramall Lane just before the second leg on the League One playoff game kicked off. I can just remember looking back to Scott Laird at left back and just laughing to each other at how far we had come. I think he just looked back, smiled and said 'this is noisy'. The 5-1 win away at Rochdale was also a special day. We were up against it after Graham left for Preston but the squad was united as one. Everyone in the dressing room standing on the benches with the music on full blast at the end of the game always sticks with me. The final six games at the back end of last season was also brilliant to be part of. We have 12 cup finals left under a manager who will give his heart and soul to the cause just as he did as a player. This is a time for us to unite and go that extra mile to produce yet another moment of magic when nobody else believes we can.

Snooty has been unveiled ??????????????????

Watched it last night plus all the extra bits on it. Excellent.

It is £1 concessions.