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Saturday's matchday programme

Brian Caffarey
9:26am, Fri 21st Aug 2009
Our new matchday programme has been very well received, with one fan describing it as better than most Football League club programmes he’s seen. Have you tried it yet?

We’ve got another interesting line-up on Saturday, including an exclusive interview with Jon Boardman in which he talks about his affection for the Club. ‘The Ranter’ returns! And we’ve got another lovely slice of Neil Bennett’s ‘Life Sentence’. Plus lots more!

Some of the highlights are:

Page 3 – Graham Baker reflects on recent encounters with Worcester City and Chelmsford City:

“….we’ve made a decent start to the season. Had the results reflected our ‘share’ of the four games so far – even against Chelmsford we had the better of the game on balance – we would have been off to a ‘flyer’. But, to use that well-worn expression, it’s a marathon, not a sprint, and there’s a very long way to go yet.�

Page 7 – Mike Deavin goes back 20 years to recall our last, highly significant, meetings with our visitors on Saturday in our Isthmian Premier Championship-winning season.

Pages 8-9 – Tom Barnardo interviews Jon Boardman:

“I love this club and I’ve always loved my time here... there’s no better place for me to rebuild my career.�

Page 13 – The Ranter is back!

“Talking of turnips, what on earth are the FA playing at? Somebody observed “FA is the beginning of ‘Farce’� and, although Ray Cooney may not have scripted the “hilarious trouser-dropping meeting about Chester’s admission to the Conference�, it tickled a funny bone or two in the Welsh borders…�

Page 24 – Double-page team photo for your bedroom wall!

Page 28 – Neil Bennett continues his wry musings on life and Woking and ponders our need for a ‘folk hero’:

“Whilst [Gez’s] own restlessness was palpable, our desperation could not have been more splendidly underlined than by replacing him with a bloke whose primary function appeared to be reaching bathroom fittings off the top shelf in B&Q to save troubling the old bloke with the step-ladder.�

Pages 36-37 - KC gets into the kitchen and conjures up a fruit Medley in honour of our striker.



And, of course, the rest of the programme is packed full with all the usual reports, previews, statistics and great photos.

Support the Club and buy a copy! Only £2.50. You can order a copy from the Club Shop if you can’t make it to the game.

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