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Home supporters seemed to be pretty unanimous that this was a game that Ware should have won. Yet maybe the 1-1 draw was written in the stars. In three home games against Beaconsfield Ware have scored just one goal each time. They had the better of the first half and then mounted a grand stand … Continued
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Ware were expecting a different challenge in this game compared to recent matches and they weren’t disappointed. They were robbed of the ball almost straight from the kick off as the Citizens launched into something of a blitzkrieg on them. Their long balls and fast running kept Ware pegged back and forced them into hurried, … Continued
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At first glance this may have looked like a mismatch between Ware, looking for a fourth consecutive win, and their opponents hoping to avoid a third heavy loss on the run. Yet Marlow, bemoaning the absence of as many as eight first teamers, kept Ware on the hop for the first 45 minutes and beyond. … Continued
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Ware are starting to look quite the useful side. On Saturday they overcame a team that struggled for much of the time but the Blues refused to let that affect their play. On Wednesday night they faced the sterner test forecast for them after the weekend’s game. As it turned out they got the better … Continued
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Manager Paul Halsey was pleased with the result and his team’s performance. On this showing there seems a considerable difference in this team from those at the start of the league season. Not so different to the previous game at Milton Keynes however. Ware fielded almost the same outfield starting lineup for this game as … Continued
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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
