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For the second week running Ware were reduced to ten men. At least on this occasion it wasn’t their keeper who was dismissed nor was it quite so early in the game. Even so they had to play three quarters of the match without Jay Rolfe who was adjudged to have prevented a goal scoring … Continued
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This game could barely have had a more daunting start for Ware after Max Woodford, making his debut in goal, was sent off with just five minutes on the clock. A long ball through had Lenny Asamoah outpacing the Ware defence as he bore down on goal with just the keeper to beat. A moment’s … Continued
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Hertford’s last win at Ware came on 29th August 2005 in the Associate Members Trophy. That was in a season when Ware won the Isthmian League division two championship. Back then the excuse for defeat would have been that they hadn’t fielded their full league side. Ware could try a similar excuse this time, with … Continued
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This result has eased some of the doubts that have crept in after Ware’s opening day league defeat; the less than convincing win in their next game; and the FA Cup exit. In fact, after a slow start, Blues grew into this game and might have had more than the three goals. Initially however, hopes … Continued
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There are frustrating games that never seem to quite get going. From Ware’s point of view this was one of them as Ilford recovered from a goal down to fight for their place in the next round. Ware’s goal came after two minutes when Theo Ofori took the ball past a defender before shooting beyond … Continued
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This was a game between two teams with no relegation fears and no promotion hopes. Yet, with seemingly nothing to play for this was no easy going stroll as both sides contrived to play a game that through a slow burning fuse, built to an exciting climax. Eight bookings (four a-piece) suggests there were some … Continued
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Paul Halsey had a lot to be happy about at the end of this game. One of the things that pleased him was Ware’s adaptability to the injury problems they have had and especially the way they have affected his central defence. Since the turn of the year there have been five different players in … Continued
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With Ware unbeaten in ten games and Aylesbury not having won in nine, supporters might have been worried that the gods of football would be looking on and toying with them. Surely this game was ripe for an away win upset. It did look possible for more than half the game. In what was an … Continued
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Thirteen is thought to be an unlucky number but for Ware it seems less the bringer of bad fortune than the result of it. For the third game running Blues fielded thirteen players with their injury problems meaning they were unlikely to bring on any more than two of their named substitutes. Worse, they played … Continued
