Bracknell Town

CLUB

Bracknell Town

1986 First Played
55 Miles
4 Meetings
25% Win Rate
Bracknell Town Football Club

Bracknell Town are one of those teams. By that, we don’t mean a “Luton” or an “Accrington” before anyone starts writing angry tweets about them on, er, Twitter. No, the Berkshire outfit are one of those teams who have a pretty decent record against Stevenage and won’t likely have to protect it any time soon. With four meetings to speak of from the mid-to-late 1980s, we are trailing a long way back in second this particular two-horse race is concerned.

We’ve not been spotted together with the Robins since we went down from Vauxhall Opel League Division One in 1988. With three defeats from our four encounters, we don’t need much reminding of them to be fair. As of 2020, the club was a member of the Isthmian League once again; spending much of the 2010s in the Hellenic League.

Head-to-Head Story

1–0–3 W–D–L · 4 played
0–0–2 W–D–L · 2 played
1–0–1 W–D–L · 2 played
1 12 Dec 1987 – 12 Dec 1987
1 12 Dec 1987 – 12 Dec 1987
2 13 Dec 1986 – 7 Mar 1987
2 13 Dec 1986 – 7 Mar 1987

First Meeting

1–3 13 Dec 1986 · A · Vauxhall Opel League Division 1

Latest Meeting

0–1 5 Mar 1988 · H · Vauxhall Opel League Division 1

Biggest Win

1–0 12 Dec 1987 · A · Vauxhall Opel League Division 1

Heaviest Defeat

1–3 13 Dec 1986 · A · Vauxhall Opel League Division 1 1–3 7 Mar 1987 · H · Vauxhall Opel League Division 1

Previous Meetings

Matches before 1980-81 pre-date Stevenage's senior status and are excluded from the head-to-head totals.

Date Competition Venue Score
5 Mar 1988 Vauxhall Opel League Division 1 H 0-1
12 Dec 1987 Vauxhall Opel League Division 1 A 1-0
7 Mar 1987 Vauxhall Opel League Division 1 H 1-3
13 Dec 1986 Vauxhall Opel League Division 1 A 1-3

Club Details

Address

Larges Lane
Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 9AN

Club History

Who are Bracknell Town?

Let’s go back to 1896 and the formation of Old Bracknell Wanderers – a wonderful, twee name for a football club. In local competition, they had a decent bit of success. But they didn’t break out into the broader regions for some time. Just after World War Two, the Robins changed their name to plain Bracknell FC; adding “Town” into the mix in 1962. Around about this time, they also went a little bigger with their horizons – and joined the Surrey Senior League.

Their first season in the competition was a bit of a disaster. But the Robins picked themselves up to claim the league and cup double in 1970. This achievement spurred them onto join the Spartan League, keeping themselves among a leading vanguard of clubs. For some reason, the Athenian League said no to them in 1984; laying the foundations for them to join the Isthmian League instead.

They secured promotion from Division Two South in 1986 – the same year we did the same from Division Two North.

How to get to Bracknell Town

By Road

Once you’ve done the A1(M) and M25 part of the trip, take the M4 west and come off at Junction 6 for the A355. Take the first exit to go south on the A355; then continuing onto the A332. Take the second exit at the next roundabout for the A308 and continue on the A308 until you get to join the A332 Kings Road. At Heatherwood Hospital, take the third exit of the roundabout (A329) and, after 2.6 miles, turn left.

By Rail

Station: BRACKNELL
Services to: VAUXHALL

From the station, head out onto Market Street and somehow get yourself across the large roundabout. You want to get to the other side of Church Road that comes in from the top.

We reckon there should be a way to go under Church Road and onto the housing estate the other side. Once onto Mount Pleasant, go right to the end and turn left.

Parking

If the car park at the ground is full, you can see if there is local on-street parking.

Shared Players

4 players