Club Profile
Boreham Wood
Just one of literally dozens of non-league clubs around Greater London, Boreham Wood is a fun and proper footballing day out in the North of London – and the kind of place where you might sit next to one of their players on a train to the game.
LOCATION: Borehamwood, about an hour north of Central London by train in Hertfordshire. Who knows why the town is one word and the club two!
CONTACT: borehamwoodfootballclub.co.uk, 020 8953 5097, #WeAreTheWood
NICKNAMES: The Wood
History
The club was formed in 1948, and to recap what’s gone on since then is to be drawn into the vast and complicated world of non-league football. As is explained in our guide to English leagues and cups, after the top four leagues, the football pyramid becomes broader and broader. At the moment, The Wood play in the National League, which is at…
You can learn more about the club's history, rivalries, women's team, songs and stadium, and get our best tips for seeing a game at Boreham Wood, by purchasing a one year Ultras membership. Find out more here.
Rivalries
St Albans City, from just eight miles north and now in the same league
You can learn more about the club's history, rivalries, women's team, songs and stadium, and get our best tips for seeing a game at Boreham Wood, by purchasing a one year Ultras membership. Find out more here.
Women’s Team
None, but the men’s ground is home of the Arsenal Women’s
You can learn more about the club's history, rivalries, women's team, songs and stadium, and get our best tips for seeing a game at Boreham Wood, by purchasing a one year Ultras membership. Find out more here.
Songs
None that stand
You can learn more about the club's history, rivalries, women's team, songs and stadium, and get our best tips for seeing a game at Boreham Wood, by purchasing a one year Ultras membership. Find out more here.
Stadium
Meadow Park, officially known as the LV Bet Stadium, is a lovely little ground with a capacity of just over 4,000, of which 1,700 are seated. Those are in the two longsides, one of which also has the ticket office and dressing rooms. Behind one goal is an uncovered concrete terrace, just like the really old days. Behind the other is a covered one…
You can learn more about the club's history, rivalries, women's team, songs and stadium, and get our best tips for seeing a game at Boreham Wood, by purchasing a one year Ultras membership. Find out more here.
Going to a Game at Boreham Wood
GETTING THERE: What you need is the Thameslink train from King’s Cross/St. Pancras to Luton. It’s 45 minutes from there to Elstree and Borehamwood. When you come out of the station, take a right down the high street and then, after about 10 minutes, turn left at the biggest McDonald’s you’ll probably ever see. It should be about a 15-minute…
You can learn more about the club's history, rivalries, women's team, songs and stadium, and get our best tips for seeing a game at Boreham Wood, by purchasing a one year Ultras membership. Find out more here.
Boreham Wood Tickets
Last season tickets were £20 for adults.
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