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Once again Chesham’s “Meadow” ground has proved a disappointing venue for Ware’s games against Aylesbury United. The Ducks are looking to find a home back in Aylesbury itself and given their last five visits to Chesham Ware will be hoping any move will be soon. The previous four games there have brought just a single … Continued
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In an up and down season morale went decidedly up after Ware bagged another three points at the Alfred Davis Memorial Ground. There were no worries about a repeat of Saturday’s slow start after Blues played some of their best football of the year so far. Ware’s starting line-up and entire squad was identical to … Continued
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By Jay Lindsell Two sides short on points and desperate to find them met at opposite ends of the table. Ware, in need of a lift, were looking to improve on the 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture at the start of November. For manager-less Northwood, the pressure was greater still, sitting five points from … Continued
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Ware’s approach to this game was to avoid a high press, let Hitchin enjoy possession in their own half and work to keep their front men at bay. Blues would rely on rapid breaks and mistakes by the Hitchin defence for their goal chances. It worked for a while and Ware took an early lead. … Continued
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Ware were held to a 0-0 home stalemate in the local derby against Welwyn Garden City, played one hundred years on from the first meeting between the neighbouring sides. It was the first goalless draw in this fixture for 77 years. Though winless in their previous five, the Citizens arrived expecting to face a home … Continued
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For the 30th edition of this fixture, a late Enfield goal condemned Ware to a home defeat. The 1-0 loss handed Enfield their first points against Ware since 2006. The home side came into the game sitting seventh, on the back of two home defeats, meaning supporters had every right to expect a response against … Continued
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With Max Woodford recalled by Stevenage to sit on the subs bench at Exeter City, Ware turned to the under-18 side’s keeper Logan Timothy. It would be his second competitive match for the first team having played in the 4-3 win at Milton Keynes Irish in September. A lot was expected of the young man … Continued
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Given the bitterly cold weather there was a reasonably large crowd for this game. Some at least would have come hoping for Ware to repeat the previous week’s performance. They would have been disappointed. Ware had the same starting line-up as for the game at Hertford but as assistant manager Dean Harrison put it “we … Continued
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This was not the first time we have seen Ware allow their opponents to come forward against a mostly resilient defence, it seems to be quite the normal approach now that Jack Grosvenor has recovered from injury. But it was the biggest test of those tactics so far as Hertford played good football in the … Continued
