Mark Peters

Mark Peters

Born 6 July 1972 (Age 27 at debut)

Position: Defender

(Diamonds player #119)

Total appearances 146 – 10 goals

(123 League, 10 FA Cup, 2 FA Trophy, 5 League Cup, 3 League Trophy, 1 Hiller Senior Cup, 1 Maunsell Cup, 1 Conference Shield)

Debut:

31 July 1999 (Home Northampton Town)

Final game:

22 February 2003 (Away Southend United)

Mark began his career as a trainee with Manchester City, but failed to make a first team appearance. After his release, he spent a season with Norwich City, but again was unable to break into the first team. In August 1993, he moved to Peterborough United where he played some 19 games before moving to Mansfield Town the following summer. He played over 100 times for the Stags during a five year stay, before signing for Diamonds on 24 May 1999. He quickly became a popular figure at Nene Park, playing in the central defender role, and helped Diamonds to the Conference title in May 2001.

He progressed with the side into the Football League, played a part in most games until he lost his place in the side in February 2003 after a run of poor results. The arrival of Andy Edwards meant that he played no further part the Championship winning campaign that year. Although he was contracted to the club until the summer of 2004, he was released by mutual consent on 11 September 2003, and joined Leyton Orient.

Although he played throughout his first season at Brisbane Road, he had difficulty making the first team the following season, and went out on loan to Aldershot Town in November 2004. A foot injury meant his enforced return to Orient, and some six months out of football. He was released at the end of the season and joined Cambridge United in August 2005, combining playing and coaching for the U’s. He made almost 100 appearances for Cambridge in three years, before moving to Kings Lynn in July 2008 for the season. In July 2009, he joined Conference South side St.Albans City as player / assistant manager / youth team coach. Following retirement from the playing side, Mark became coach of the newly formed Corby Town Under 19 side, becoming Head of Youth, and assistant to Chris Plummer following his appointment as manager in September 2012. Following Plummer’s departure on 20 August 2013, Mark became interim manager the following day, but reverted back to his role as Head of Youth on 9 September 2012 after the appointments of Andrew Wilson and Tommy Wright as joint Managers. He joined Mansfield Town as Head of Academy Coaching in June 2015.

Appearances

1999/2000

MCF	31.7.99	Northampton Tn(H)
Conf	14.8.99	Morecambe (A)
Conf	17.8.99	Telford Utd (H)
Conf	21.8.99	Kidderminster (H)	1 goal
Conf	28.8.99	Sutton Utd (A)
Conf	30.8.99	Welling Utd (H)
Conf	4.9.99	Northwich Vic (A)
Conf	7.9.99	Hayes (H)	1 goal
Conf	11.9.99	Woking (H)	1 goal
Conf	14.9.99	Kettering Town (A)
Conf	18.9.99	Southport (H)	1 goal
Conf	25.9.99	Hednesford Tn (A)	1 goal
Conf	28.9.99	Hereford Utd (A)
Conf	2.10.99	Altrincham (A)
Conf	9.10.99	Kingstonian (H)
FAC4q	16.10.99	Sutton Utd (H)
Conf	23.10.99	Scarborough (A)
FAC1	29.10.99	Scunthorpe Utd (H)
Conf	2.11.99	Nuneaton Boro (A)
Conf	6.11.99	Dover Athetic (H)
Conf	13.11.99	Yeovil Town (A)
FAC2	20.11.99	Ilkeston Town (A)
Conf	4.12.99	Hayes (A)	as sub
HSC2	25.1.00	Kettering Town (A)
Conf	29.1.00	Northwich Vic (H)	as sub
Conf	12.2.00	Dover Athletic (A)	as sub
Conf	18.3.00	Sutton Utd (H)	1 goal
Conf	25.3.00	Hereford Utd (H)
Conf	28.3.00	Kettering Town (H)
Conf	1.4.00	Nuneaton Boro (H)
Conf	4.4.00	Morecambe (H)
Conf	8.4.00	Kidderminster (A)
Conf	11.4.00	Woking (A)
Conf	15.4.00	Altrincham (H)
Conf	22.4.00	Southport (A)
Conf	1.5.00	Welling (A)	as sub

2000/2001

Conf	30.9.00	Kingstonian (A)	as sub
NWT2	24.10.00	Stevenage Boro(H)
FAC4q	28.10.00	Grantham Town(H)
Conf	31.10.00	Hayes (H)	as sub
Conf	11.11.00	Doncaster Rvrs (A)
FAC1	17.11.00	Luton Town (A)
LDV1	28.11.00	Barnet (A)
Conf	2.12.00	Dover Athletic (A)
Conf	16.12.00	Hednesford Tn (H)
Conf	27.1.01	Stevenage Boro(A)
FAT4	3.2.01	Marine (A)
Conf	10.2.01	Forest Green (A)
Conf	17.2.01	Scarborough (H)
Conf	20.2.01	Northwich Vic (H)
FAT5	24.2.01	Forest Green (A)
Conf	3.3.01	Woking (H)
Conf	10.3.01	Boston Utd (A)
Conf	13.3.01	Kettering Town (A)
Conf	17.3.01	Kingstonian (H)
Conf	25.3.01	Northwich Vic (A)
Conf	31.3.01	Leigh RMI (H)
Conf	7.4.01	Morecambe (H)
Conf	14.4.01	Hereford Utd (A)
Conf	16.4.01	Doncaster Rvrs (H)
Conf	21.4.01	Yeovil Town (A)
Conf	24.4.01	Telford Utd (H)
Conf	28.4.01	Dover Athletic (H)	1 goal
Conf	5.5.01	Chester City (A)	1 goal

2001/2002 – squad number 5

D3	11.8.01	York City (A)
D3	16.8.01	Lincoln City (H)
WC1	21.8.01	Burnley (A)	1 goal
D3	25.8.01	Macclesfield Tn(A)
D3	27.8.01	Plymouth Arg (H)
D3	1.9.01	Oxford Utd (A)
D3	8.9.01	Southend Utd (H)
WC2	11.9.01	Crewe Alex (A)
D3	15.9.01	Leyton Orient (A)
D3	18.9.01	Torquay Utd (H)
D3	22.9.01	Cheltenham Tn (H)
D3	25.9.01	Exeter City (A)
D3	29.9.01	Darlington (A)
D3	5.10.01	Hartlepool Utd (H)
D3	13.10.01	Rochdale (A)
LDV1	16.10.01	Cardiff City (A)
D3	20.10.01	Hull City (H)
D3	23.10.01	Shrewsbury Tn (A)
D3	27.10.01	Mansfield Town (H)
D3	3.11.01	Swansea City (A)
D3	10.11.01	Halifax Town (A)
CS	13.11.01	Chester City (H)
FAC1	17.11.01	Worcester City (A)
D3	20.11.01	Scunthorpe Utd(H)
D3	24.11.01	Kidderminster (A)
FAC2	8.12.01	Brighton &HA (A)
D3	15.12.01	Luton Town (A)
D3	22.12.01	Carlisle Utd (H)
D3	26.12.01	Southend Utd (A)
D3	29.12.01	Plymouth Arg (A)
D3	2.2.02	Darlington (H)
D3	5.2.02	Oxford Utd (H)
D3	9.2.02	Hull City (A)
D3	16.2.02	Rochdale (H)
D3	23.2.02	Leyton Orient (H)
D3	26.2.02	Torquay Utd (A)
D3	2.3.02	Cheltenham Tn (A)
D3	5.3.02	Exeter City (H)
D3	9.3.02	Luton Town (H)
D3	16.3.02	Bristol Rvrs (A)
D3	23.3.02	Shrewsbury Tn (H)
D3	30.3.02	Mansfield Town (A)
D3	1.4.02	Swansea City (H)
D3	6.4.02	Scunthorpe Utd(A)
D3	13.4.02	Kidderminster (H)
D3	20.4.02	Halifax Town (A)
D3PO/1	27.4.02	Rochdale (H)
D3PO/2	30.4.02	Rochdale (A)
D3POF	6.5.02	Cheltenham Tn (N)

2002/2003 – squad number 5

D3	26.8.02	Scunthorpe Utd (H)	as sub
D3	7.9.02	Southend Utd (H)
WC1	10.9.02	Millwall (H)
D3	14.9.02	York City (A)
D3	17.9.02	Bournemouth (A)
D3	21.9.02	Wrexham (H)
D3	28.9.02	Hartlepool Utd (A)	1 goal
WC2	2.10.02	Coventry City (A)
D3	5.10.02	Leyton Orient (H)
D3	12.10.02	Exeter City (A)
D3	19.10.02	Bury (H)
LDV1	22.10.02	Cambridge Utd (A)
D3	26.10.02	Hull City (A)
D3	29.10.02	Boston Utd (H)
D3	2.11.02	Rochdale (A)
D3	9.11.02	Darlington (H)
FAC1	16.11.02	Kidderminster (A)
D3	23.11.02	Lincoln City (A)
FAC1r	26.11.02	Kidderminster (H)
D3	30.11.02	Bristol Rvrs (H)
FAC2	7.12.02	Exeter City (A)
D3	14.12.02	Macclesfield Tn (A)
D3	21.12.02	Carlisle Utd (A)
D3	26.12.02	Scunthorpe Utd (A)
D3	28.12.02	Oxford Utd (H)
D3	1.1.03	Shrewsbury Tn (H)
D3	4.1.03	Torquay Utd (A)
D3	11.1.03	Kidderminter (A)
D3	18.1.03	Cambridge Utd (H)
D3	25.1.03	Oxford Utd (A)
D3	1.2.03	Swansea City (H)
D3	8.2.03	Darlington (A)
D3	22.2.03	Southend Utd (A)	as sub

Billy Turley

Billy Turley

Born 15 July 1972 (Age 27 at debut)

Position: Goalkeeper

(Diamonds player #118)

Total appearances 253

(218 League, 14 FA Cup, 10 FA Trophy, 7 League Cup, 2 League Trophy, 1 Maunsell Cup, 1 Conference Shield)

Debut:

31 July 1999 (Home Northampton Town)

Final game:

18 December 2004 (Home Scunthorpe United)

Diamonds fans will remember Billy as a great, if rather controversial, goalkeeper. He started his career at Evesham United, and played against Diamonds in 1994 as they were pushing for promotion. He joined Northampton Town in July 1995, but in the four years he was with the Cobblers, he made a relatively small number of appearances and went out on loan to Leyton Orient in February 1998. He signed for Diamonds on 14 June 1999 for a £120,000 transfer fee after falling out of favour at Sixfields. Although Billy originally proved an unpopular choice by manager Talbot, the fans soon realised what a good goalkeeper he was. Billy had fantastic agility and had a commanding presence in his own penalty area. In 2001, he helped Rushden achieve league status for the very first time and was named player’s player of the year. He was also part of the side that won the Division 3 title and promotion to Division 2 in 2003.

However, his 5-year spell at Rushden and Diamonds ended unceremoniously as he failed a routine drugs test after a match in December 2004. On 22 February 2005, the FA issued him with a 12month suspension, six of which were suspended for two years, plus a £300 fine, and he was subsequently sacked on 25 February 2005. Following the end of his ban he was snapped up by Oxford United. Billy’s time at Diamonds brought as many high points as it did lows. However, despite off field trouble, Billy produced consistent displays in goal for Rushden and made some 253 appearances for the club.

Billy remained with Oxford United for five seasons, although after four years as the No.1, he spent most of his final year at the Kassam Stadium on the bench. After over 170 appearances for the U’s, he was released at the end of the 2009/2010 season, joining Southern League Premier side Brackley Town on 29 May 2010. After more than two successful seasons with the Saints, it was announced on 11 October 2012, that the 40 year old keeper had left the club by ‘mutual consent’, but rejoined again ten days later after a truce with the manager. After a further season and a half with the Saints, Billy was released by the club on 4 June 2014 and retired from the game.

Appearances

1999/2000

MCF	31.7.99	Northampton Tn (H)
Conf	14.8.99	Morecambe (A)
Conf	17.8.99	Telford Utd (H)
Conf	21.8.99	Kidderminster (H)
Conf	28.8.99	Sutton Utd (A)
Conf	30.8.99	Welling Utd (H)
Conf	4.9.99	Northwich Vic (A)
Conf	7.9.99	Hayes (H)
Conf	11.9.99	Woking (H)
Conf	14.9.99	Kettering Town (A)
Conf	18.9.99	Southport (H)
Conf	25.9.99	Hednesford Tn (A)
Conf	28.9.99	Hereford Utd (A)
Conf	2.10.99	Altrincham (A)
Conf	9.10.99	Kingstonian (H)
FAC4q	16.10.99	Sutton Utd (H)
Conf	23.10.99	Scarborough (A)
FAC1	29.10.99	Scunthorpe Utd (H)
Conf	2.11.99	Nuneaton Boro (A)
Conf	6.11.99	Dover Athetic (H)
Conf	13.11.99	Yeovil Town (A)
FAC2	20.11.99	Ilkeston Town (A)
NT2	23.11.99	Telford Utd (H)
FAT2	27.11.99	Havant & W (H)
FAC2r	30.11.99	Ilkeston Town (H)
Conf	4.12.99	Hayes (A)
FAC3	12.12.99	Sheffield Utd (A)
Conf	18.12.99	Telford Utd (A)
FAC3r	21.12.99	Sheffield Utd (H)
Conf	27.12.99	Stevenage Boro (H)
Conf	3.1.00	Stevenage Boro (A)
FAT3	15.1.00	Bath City (A)
Conf	22.1.00	Forest Green (A)
Conf	29.1.00	Northwich Vic (H)
FAT4	5.2.00	Billericay Tn (A)
FAT4r	8.2.00	Billericay Tn (H)
Conf	12.2.00	Dover Athletic (A)
Conf	15.2.00	Forest Green (H)
Conf	19.2.00	Doncaster Rvrs (A)
Conf	22.2.00	Hednesford Tn (H)
FAT5	26.2.00	Marine (H)
Conf	4.3.00	Kingstonian (A)
Conf	7.3.00	Yeovil Town (H)
FAT6	11.3.00	Sutton Utd (A)
FAT6r	14.3.00	Sutton Utd (H)
Conf	18.3.00	Sutton Utd (H)
Conf	25.3.00	Hereford Utd (H)
Conf	28.3.00	Kettering Town (H)
Conf	1.4.00	Nuneaton Boro (H)
Conf	4.4.00	Morecambe (H)
Conf	8.4.00	Kidderminster (A)
Conf	11.4.00	Woking (A)
Conf	15.4.00	Altrincham (H)
Conf	1.5.00	Welling (A)
Conf	6.5.00	Doncaster Rvrs (H)

2000/2001

Conf	19.8.00	Chester City (H)
Conf	21.8.00	Hednesford Tn (A)
Conf	26.8.00	Dagenham&Red (A)
Conf	28.8.00	Southport (H)
Conf	2.9.00	Telford Utd (A)
Conf	5.9.00	Stevenage Boro (H)
Conf	9.9.00	Forest Green (H)
Conf	12.9.00	Scarborough (A)
Conf	16.9.00	Woking (A)
Conf	23.9.00	Kettering Town (H)
Conf	26.9.00	Dagenham&Red (H)
Conf	30.9.00	Kingstonian (A)
Conf	3.10.00	Leigh RMI (A)
Conf	8.10.00	Boston Utd (H)
Conf	14.10.00	Hereford Utd (A)
Conf	21.10.00	Morecambe (A)
FAC4q	28.10.00	Grantham Town (H)
Conf	31.10.00	Hayes (H)
Conf	4.11.00	Yeovil Town (H)
Conf	11.11.00	Doncaster Rvrs (A)
FAC1	17.11.00	Luton Town (A)
Conf	2.12.00	Dover Athletic (A)
Conf	9.12.00	Hayes (A)
Conf	26.12.00	Nuneaton Boro (A)
Conf	1.1.01	Nuneaton Boro (H)
Conf	6.1.01	Southport (A)
FAT3	13.1.01	Hayes (A)
Conf	27.1.01	Stevenage Boro (A)
FAT4	3.2.01	Marine (A)
Conf	10.2.01	Forest Green (A)
Conf	17.2.01	Scarborough (H)
Conf	20.2.01	Northwich Vic (H)
FAT5	24.2.01	Forest Green (A)
Conf	3.3.01	Woking (H)
Conf	10.3.01	Boston Utd (A)
Conf	13.3.01	Kettering Town (A)
Conf	17.3.01	Kingstonian (H)
Conf	25.3.01	Northwich Vic (A)
Conf	31.3.01	Leigh RMI (H)
Conf	7.4.01	Morecambe (H)
Conf	14.4.01	Hereford Utd (A)
Conf	16.4.01	Doncaster Rvrs (H)
Conf	21.4.01	Yeovil Town (A)
Conf	24.4.01	Telford Utd (H)
Conf	28.4.01	Dover Athletic (H)
Conf	5.5.01	Chester City (A)

2001/2002 – squad number 1

D3	11.8.01	York City (A)
D3	16.8.01	Lincoln City (H)
WC1	21.8.01	Burnley (A)
D3	25.8.01	Macclesfield Tn (A)
D3	27.8.01	Plymouth Arg (H)
D3	1.9.01	Oxford Utd (A)
D3	8.9.01	Southend Utd (H)
WC2	11.9.01	Crewe Alex (A)
D3	15.9.01	Leyton Orient (A)
D3	18.9.01	Torquay Utd (H)
D3	22.9.01	Cheltenham Tn (H)
D3	13.10.01	Rochdale (A)
LDV1	16.10.01	Cardiff City (A)
D3	20.10.01	Hull City (H)
D3	23.10.01	Shrewsbury Tn (A)
D3	27.10.01	Mansfield Town (H)
D3	3.11.01	Swansea City (A)
D3	10.11.01	Halifax Town (A)
CS	13.11.01	Chester City (H)
FAC1	17.11.01	Worcester City (A)
D3	20.11.01	Scunthorpe Utd (H)
D3	24.11.01	Kidderminster (A)
D3	1.12.01	Bristol Rvrs (H)
FAC2	8.12.01	Brighton &HA (A)
D3	15.12.01	Luton Town (A)
D3	22.12.01	Carlisle Utd (H)
D3	26.12.01	Southend Utd (A)
D3	29.12.01	Plymouth Arg (A)
D3	12.1.02	Lincoln City (A)
D3	19.1.02	York City (H)
D3	22.1.02	Carlisle Utd (A)
D3	26.1.02	Hartlepool Utd (A)
D3	29.1.02	Macclesfield Tn (H)
D3	2.2.02	Darlington (H)
D3	5.2.02	Oxford Utd (H)
D3	9.2.02	Hull City (A)
D3	16.2.02	Rochdale (H)
D3	23.2.02	Leyton Orient (H)
D3	26.2.02	Torquay Utd (A)
D3	2.3.02	Cheltenham Tn (A)
D3	5.3.02	Exeter City (H)
D3	9.3.02	Luton Town (H)
D3	16.3.02	Bristol Rvrs (A)
D3	23.3.02	Shrewsbury Tn (H)
D3	30.3.02	Mansfield Town (A)
D3	1.4.02	Swansea City (H)
D3	6.4.02	Scunthorpe Utd (A)
D3	13.4.02	Kidderminster (H)
D3	20.4.02	Halifax Town (A)
D3PO/1	27.4.02	Rochdale (H)
D3PO/2	30.4.02	Rochdale (A)
D3POF	6.5.02	Cheltenham Tn (N)

2002/2003 – squad number 1

D3	10.8.02	Swansea City (A)
D3	13.8.02	Torquay Utd (H)
D3	17.8.02	Kidderminster (H)
D3	24.8.02	Shrewsbury Tn (A)
D3	26.8.02	Scunthorpe Utd (H)
D3	31.8.02	Cambridge Utd (A)
D3	7.9.02	Southend Utd (H)
WC1	10.9.02	Millwall (H)
D3	14.9.02	York City (A)
D3	17.9.02	Bournemouth (A)
D3	21.9.02	Wrexham (H)
D3	28.9.02	Hartlepool Utd (A)
WC2	2.10.02	Coventry City (A)
D3	5.10.02	Leyton Orient (H)
D3	12.10.02	Exeter City (A)
D3	19.10.02	Bury (H)
D3	26.10.02	Hull City (A)
D3	29.10.02	Boston Utd (H)
D3	2.11.02	Rochdale (A)
D3	9.11.02	Darlington (H)
FAC1	16.11.02	Kidderminster (A)
D3	23.11.02	Lincoln City (A)
FAC1r	26.11.02	Kidderminster (H)
D3	30.11.02	Bristol Rvrs (H)
D3	21.12.02	Carlisle Utd (A)	as sub
D3	26.12.02	Scunthorpe Utd (A)
D3	28.12.02	Oxford Utd (H)
D3	1.1.03	Shrewsbury Tn (H)
D3	4.1.03	Torquay Utd (A)
D3	11.1.03	Kidderminter (A)
D3	18.1.03	Cambridge Utd (H)
D3	25.1.03	Oxford Utd (A)
D3	1.2.03	Swansea City (H)
D3	8.2.03	Darlington (A)
D3	22.2.03	Southend Utd (A)
D3	1.3.03	York City (H)
D3	4.3.03	Bournemouth (H)
D3	8.3.03	Wrexham (A)
D3	15.3.03	Hull City (H)
D3	18.3.03	Bury (A)
D3	22.3.03	Boston Utd (A)
D3	24.3.03	Rochdale (H)
D3	29.3.03	Exeter City (H)
D3	5.4.03	Bristol Rvrs (A)
D3	12.4.03	Lincoln City (H)
D3	19.4.03	Carlisle Utd (A)
D3	21.4.03	Macclesfield Tn (H)
D3	26.4.03	Leyton Orient (A)
D3	3.5.03	Hartlepool Utd (H)

2003/2004 – squad number 1

D2	9.8.03	Luton Town (A)
CC1	13.8.03	West Ham Utd (A)
D2	16.8.03	Plymouth Arg (H)
D2	23.8.03	Tranmere Rvrs (A)
D2	25.8.03	QPR (H)
D2	30.8.03	Oldham Athletic (A)
D2	6.9.03	Wycombe Wdrs (H)
D2	13.9.03	Brentford (H)
D2	16.9.03	Notts County (A)
D2	20.9.03	Bournemouth (A)
D2	27.9.03	Stockport Co (H)
D2	30.9.03	Brighton & HA (H)
D2	4.10.03	Barnsley (A)
D2	11.10.03	Chesterfield (H)
D2	18.10.03	Sheff Wed (A)
D2	21.10.03	Blackpool (A)
D2	16.3.04	Notts County (H)
D2	20.3.04	Brentford (A)
D2	27.3.04	Bournemouth (H)
D2	3.4.04	Stockport Co (A)
D2	10.4.04	Barnsley (H)
D2	12.4.04	Brighton & HA (A)
D2	17.4.04	Grimsby Town (A)
D2	24.4.04	Hartlepool Utd (H)
D2	1.5.04	Colchester Utd (A)
D2	8.5.04	Port Vale (H)

2004/2005 – squad number 1

CCL2	7.8.04	Kidderminster (H)
CCL2	10.8.04	Northampton Tn (A)
CCL2	14.8.04	Lincoln City (A)
CCL2	21.8.04	Grimsby Town (H)
CC1	24.8.04	Swindon Town (H)
CCL2	28.8.04	Yeovil Town (A)
CCL2	30.8.04	Bristol Rvrs (H)
CCL2	4.9.04	Southend Utd (H)
CCL2	11.9.04	Oxford Utd (A)
CCL2	18.9.04	Cheltenham Tn (H)
CCL2	25.9.04	Swansea City (A)
LDV1	28.9.04	Walsall (A)
CCL2	2.10.04	Rochdale (H)
CCL2	8.10.04	Shrewsbury Tn (A)
CCL2	16.10.04	Chester City (H)
CCL2	19.10.04	Wycombe Wdrs (A)
CCL2	23.10.04	Bury (A)
CCL2	30.10.04	Notts County (H)
CCL2	6.11.04	Darlington (H)
FAC1	13.11.04	Bradford City (A)
CCL2	20.11.04	Cambridge Utd (A)
CCL2	27.11.04	Macclesfield Tn (H)
FAC2	4.12.04	Colchester Utd (H)
CCL2	8.12.04	Boston Utd (A)
CCL2	11.12.04	Mansfield Town (A)
CCL2	18.12.04	Scunthorpe Utd (H)

Andy Collett

Andy Collett

Born 28 October 1973 (Age 25 at debut)

Position: Goalkeeper

(Diamonds player #117)

Total appearances 6

(4 League, 2 Hillier Senior Cup)

Debut:

10 April 1999 (Home Cogenhoe United)

Final game:

1 May 1999 (Home Kettering Town)

Andy began his goalkeeping career at his home-town club of Middlesbrough. Although making two appearances for the first team, he left in the summer of 1994 to join Bristol Rovers for a transfer fee of £10,000, where he spent some five seasons. He arrived at Nene Park at the end of his time with the Pirates coming in on an end of season loan in March 1999 to cover for the injured Mark Smith.

He made six appearances for Diamonds, before returning back to Rovers, although he was immediately released on his return. In July 1999, he moved back to the North East and joined Darlington. He remained with the Quakers for a further five years, but his career was cut short by a shoulder injury and he was forced to retire in May 2004. He became their goalkeeping coach, remaining with the club for a further five years until financial constraints led to his dismissal. He joined Oldham Athletic as their goalkeeping coach on 26 May 2009, before taking the same role at Hartlepool United on 15 December 2011. On 13 June 2013, Andy joined League Two side York City, again as their goalkeeping coach. He then concentrated on a Football Academy set up with other ex-Darlington players.

Appearances

1998/1999

HSCSFr	10.4.99	Cogenhoe Utd (H)
HSCF	18.4.99	Raunds Town (A)
Conf	20.4.99	Kingstonian (H)
Conf	24.4.99	Hereford Utd (A)
Conf	26.4.99	Forest Green (H)
Conf	1.5.99	Kettering Town(H)

Steve Berry

Steve Berry

Born 4 April 1963 (Age 36 at debut)

Position: Midfielder

(Diamonds player #116)

Total appearances 4

(2 League, 2 Hillier Senior Cup)

Debut:

5 April 1999 (Away Woking)

Final game:

25 January 2000 (Away Kettering Town)

Steve had begun his career with Portsmouth after being spotted playing for Gosport Borough, and made his debut for Pompey in August 1981 at the age of 18, scoring 3 goals in 31 appearances during the season. After a management change however, he only made the odd appearance, going on loan to Aldershot in March 1984, before moving north to Sunderland at the start of the 1984/1985 season. After a season that culminated in a League Cup Final appearance at Wembley, another change of management saw him confined to the bench. In December 1985, he was transferred to Newport County where he spent two seasons. Further moves followed to Swindon Town andAldershot before Northampton Town paid £45,000 for his services. The three year contract saw him make over 100 appearances for the Cobblers. He moved to Germany in 1992, to play for SV Darmstadt, before several seasons with Instant-Dict of Hong Kong. He returned to the UK in the summer of 1995, and joined Stevenage Borough, where he captained the side to the Conference title the following May. After the club were denied promotion into the Football League, he joined Kettering Town in July 1996 where he was also named as club captain. Following the departure of manager Gary Johnson in October, he took over managerial duties and continued in that role for the two seasons until a fall out with Chairman Peter Mallinger in May 1998 saw him return back to Stevenage Borough. He had made some 89 appearances for the Poppies, and some 64 appearances for Stevenage in his two spells at Broadhall Way.

Steve arrived at Nene Park in April 1999 on a one month loan from Stevenage, and he made his league debut in a right back role against Woking on 5 April 1999, the game which followed the defeat by Cheltenham Town that had sealed Diamonds fate that season. He remained with the club in a coaching capacity the following season. Making just one more substitute appearance in the Hillier Senior Cup tie at his former club, Kettering Town.

He left Diamonds in 2000, to take up a similar coaching role at Bedford Town. He finished his playing career at the age of 42 at Cogenhoe United, where his side came close to reaching the 1st Round of the FA Cup in December 2005. He is currently head of recruitment with a market research agency, based in Paris.

Appearances

1998/1999

Conf	5.4.99	Woking (A)
HSCF	18.4.99	Raunds Town (A)
Conf	26.4.99	Forest Green (H)	as sub

1999/2000

HSC2

25.1.00

Kettering Town(A)

as sub

Steve Corry

Steve Corry

Born 1 July 1981 (Age 17 at debut)

Position: Goalkeeper

(Diamonds player #115)

Total appearances 1

(1 League)

Debut & Final game:

28 December 1998 (Home Woking)

Steve joined Diamonds youth set up from Peterborough United, and was a promising youth team goalkeeper. He was still an apprentice when he was called into the first team squad in December 1998 following injuries to both Mark Smith and Mark Gayle. Diamonds recruited American keeper Ian Feuer as cover, but a bout of Christmas flu meant that Steve got his chance to start in the home game against Woking on 28 December 1999, keeping a clean sheet in the 2-0 win. Sadly for Steve, Feuer recovered from the virus to start in the FA Cup games against Leeds United, and he had to be content with a place on the bench.

Steve left Diamonds at the end of the season, joining Wisbech Town briefly, before spending two seasons with Stamford where he played in 87 consecutive game – a club record. In the summer of 2002, he joined Kings Lynn briefly before spells with Deeping Rangers and back with Stamford. He was with Wootton Blue Cross in March 2004 when he got a call from former Diamonds manager Brian Talbot to cover an injury crisis at Oldham Athletic. Although he was offered a short contract to remain there the following year, he opted for a two year deal at Kettering Town. After being dropped from first team duties, he left by mutual consent in December 2004, and joined St.Neots for the remainder of the season. In the 2005 / 2006 season, he played for Boreham Wood, Netherton United and Yaxley, before taking some time out of football. In July 2014, Steve signed for UCL Premier side Peterborough Northern Star before retiring from the game.

Appearances

1998/1999

Conf

28.12.98

Woking (H)

Andy Burgess

Andy Burgess

Born 10 August 1981 (Age 17 at debut)

Position: Midfielder

(Diamonds player #114)

Total appearances 333 – 34 goals

(287 League, 16 FA Cup, 30 Others)

First spell

Debut:

22 December 1998 (Away Farnborough)

Final game:

2 January 2006 (Home Bristol Rovers)

Second spell

Debut:

25 August 2007 (Away Torquay United)

Final game:

26 April 2009 (Home Woking)

Andy joined the Youth set-up at Nene Park on 21 July 1997 as a fifteen year old trainee after being released by Luton Town’s youth academy. He impressed during the youth team games and at the age of 17, got his chance to make his debut for the first team in a League Cup tie at Farnborough on 22.December 1998, coming on as a second half substitute, A year later, he had risen through the youth team ranks to becoming an influential first team regular. He proved his versatility during his time at Nene Park, playing in central midfield or on either wing (and did play at left back earlier in his career), adding important flexibility to the squad.

He made his league debut for the Diamonds in the 1999/2000 season, and went on to feature in the Conference winning season in 2000/2001, starting in 37 of the games that season. He then helped the team reach the play-off final in the 2001/2002 season, but missed the trip to the Millennium Stadium due to suspension. He then featured for the team that won the Division Three title in 2003, and started in 42 games in Division Two the following season.

After more than 200 appearances for the Diamonds, Burgess left on 12 January 2006 and signed for fellow Conference side Oxford United for an undisclosed fee in a deal which also saw John Dempster move to Oxford. After some eighteen months and 50 appearances for the U’s however, he returned to Nene Park on 6 August 2007.

Up until the end of the 2007/2008 season, he had scored 25 league goals for the club and made over 250 appearances, taking him into third place in the overall appearances totals for Rushden & Diamonds. A very successful season in 2007/2008 was marked by a number of awards including the Fans “player of the season” award, plus a number of appearances for the England “C” team. At the start of the 2008/2009 season, he was named as Rushden & Diamonds Club Captain and also assumed the role of team captain following the departure of Curtis Woodhouse. During that season he appeared in 40 league games, with a number of games missed after he sustained a fractured eye socket in an FA Trophy game.

After his two year contract at the club expired, he signed for Luton Town in July 2009 – the club he had supported as a young boy. Andy had made 333 appearances for Diamonds, scoring 34 goals during his tenure at Nene Park. Only Garry Butterworth has played more games, while he also made more appearances in the Football League for the club than any other player.

After just 8 games for the Hatters however, injury problems and a change of management saw him sign for Mansfield Town on 26 November 2009, on an end-of-season loan deal. Although he was expected to sign a permanent deal, financial restraints meant he was released in the summer. On 21 July 2010, he signed for Northern Premier Division One North side Chester, but struggled with part-time football and left the club in late October. Andy was training with Conference side Fleetwood Town during early November in an effort to regain full fitness, and joined Conference North side Corby Town on 18 November 2010. After being released by Corby in order to reduce the wage bill, he joined Conference North side Droylsden on 18 January 2011, but remained there only 6 weeks. On 8 March 2011, Andy joined Conference South side Woking, and helped them into the end of season play-offs. On 26 May 2011, he returned to Conference North side Corby Town, where he took up the role of player/coach before leaving before the end of the season.

On 6 July 2012, he was appointed manager of Leeds United Ladies FC having had previous experience of Women’s Football at Kettering Town, Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds Carnegie, Nottm Forest and Preston North End. After a period away from the playing side, Andy joined NPL Premier side Stamford AFC during mid-July 2013 for their pre-season programme, and secured a deal at the end of the month. He left during November, and joined North West Counties Premier side AFC Liverpool on 24 November 2013. On 1 June 2014, Andy was unveiled as manager of newly promoted North West Counties Division One side Barnton. He left there for a brief while before rejoining as Assistant Manager, but in October 2017 he took up a coaching role with Widnes FC, combining this with working for the Accrington Stanley academy. After a spell as a Recruitment Manager for Mansfield Town in 2019/20 and for South Shields in 2021, he joined Manchester City as an Academy Coach early in 2022. In February 2022 he was appointed as the interim Manager at AFC Rushden & Diamonds.

Appearances

1998/1999

ET2

22.12.98

Farnborough Tn (A)

as sub

1999/2000

NT2	23.11.99	Telford Utd (H)	as sub
FAC2r	30.11.99	Ilkeston Town (H)
FAC3	12.12.99	Sheffield Utd (A)
FAC3r	21.12.99	Sheffield Utd (H)
Conf	27.12.99	Stevenage Boro (H)	as sub
FAT3	15.1.00	Bath City (A)	as sub
Conf	22.1.00	Forest Green (A)	as sub
Conf	29.1.00	Northwich Vic (H)	1 goal
Conf	12.2.00	Dover Athletic (A)	as sub
Conf	15.2.00	Forest Green (H)	as sub
Conf	19.2.00	Doncaster Rvrs (A)
Conf	22.2.00	Hednesford Tn (H)
Conf	4.3.00	Kingstonian (A)	as sub
Conf	7.3.00	Yeovil Town (H)	as sub 1 goal
FAT6r	14.3.00	Sutton Utd (H)	as sub
Conf	18.3.00	Sutton Utd (H)	1 goal
Conf	25.3.00	Hereford Utd (H)
Conf	28.3.00	Kettering Town (H)
Conf	1.4.00	Nuneaton Boro (H)	1 goal
Conf	4.4.00	Morecambe (H)
Conf	8.4.00	Kidderminster (A)
Conf	22.4.00	Southport (A)	as sub
Conf	29.4.00	Scarborough (H)
Conf	1.5.00	Welling (A)	1 goal
Conf	6.5.00	Doncaster Rvrs (H)

2000/2001

Conf	19.8.00	Chester City (H)
Conf	21.8.00	Hednesford Tn (A)	1 goal
Conf	26.8.00	Dagenham&Red (A)	1 goal
Conf	28.8.00	Southport (H)	1 goal
Conf	2.9.00	Telford Utd (A)
Conf	5.9.00	Stevenage Boro (H)	1 goal
Conf	9.9.00	Forest Green (H)
Conf	12.9.00	Scarborough (A)
Conf	16.9.00	Woking (A)
Conf	23.9.00	Kettering Town (H)
Conf	26.9.00	Dagenham&Red (H)	1 goal
Conf	30.9.00	Kingstonian (A)
Conf	3.10.00	Leigh RMI (A)
Conf	8.10.00	Boston Utd (H)
Conf	14.10.00	Hereford Utd (A)
Conf	21.10.00	Morecambe (A)
Conf	31.10.00	Hayes (H)	as sub
Conf	4.11.00	Yeovil Town (H)	as sub
Conf	11.11.00	Doncaster Rvrs (A)	as sub
FAC1	17.11.00	Luton Town (A)
LDV1	28.11.00	Barnet (A)
Conf	9.12.00	Hayes (A)
Conf	16.12.00	Hednesford Tn (H)
NWT3	19.12.00	Kingstonian (A)
Conf	26.12.00	Nuneaton Boro (A)
Conf	1.1.01	Nuneaton Boro (H)
Conf	6.1.01	Southport (A)	1 goal
FAT3	13.1.01	Hayes (A)
FAT4	3.2.01	Marine (A)	1 goal
Conf	10.2.01	Forest Green (A)
Conf	17.2.01	Scarborough (H)	1 goal
Conf	20.2.01	Northwich Vic (H)
FAT5	24.2.01	Forest Green (A)
Conf	3.3.01	Woking (H)
Conf	10.3.01	Boston Utd (A)
Conf	13.3.01	Kettering Town (A)
Conf	17.3.01	Kingstonian (H)
Conf	25.3.01	Northwich Vic (A)
Conf	31.3.01	Leigh RMI (H)
Conf	7.4.01	Morecambe (H)
Conf	14.4.01	Hereford Utd (A)
Conf	16.4.01	Doncaster Rvrs (H)
Conf	21.4.01	Yeovil Town (A)
Conf	24.4.01	Telford Utd (H)
Conf	28.4.01	Dover Athletic (H)
Conf	5.5.01	Chester City (A)

2001/2002 – squad number 11

D3	1.9.01	Oxford Utd (A)	as sub
D3	8.9.01	Southend Utd (H)
WC2	11.9.01	Crewe Alex (A)
D3	15.9.01	Leyton Orient (A)
D3	18.9.01	Torquay Utd (H)
D3	22.9.01	Cheltenham Tn (H)
D3	25.9.01	Exeter City (A)
D3	29.9.01	Darlington (A)
D3	5.10.01	Hartlepool Utd (H)
D3	13.10.01	Rochdale (A)
LDV1	16.10.01	Cardiff City (A)	as sub
D3	20.10.01	Hull City (H)	2 goals
D3	27.10.01	Mansfield Town(H)	1 goal
D3	10.11.01	Halifax Town (A)
FAC1	17.11.01	Worcester City (A)
D3	20.11.01	Scunthorpe Utd(H)
FAC2	8.12.01	Brighton &HA (A)	as sub
MCF	12.12.01	Peterborough (H)
D3	15.12.01	Luton Town (A)
D3	22.12.01	Carlisle Utd (H)
D3	26.12.01	Southend Utd (A)
D3	12.1.02	Lincoln City (A)	as sub
D3	19.1.02	York City (H)	as sub
D3	22.1.02	Carlisle Utd (A)	as sub
D3	16.2.02	Rochdale (H)
D3	23.2.02	Leyton Orient (H)
D3	26.2.02	Torquay Utd (A)
D3	2.3.02	Cheltenham Tn (A)
D3	5.3.02	Exeter City (H)	1 goal
D3	9.3.02	Luton Town (H)
D3	16.3.02	Bristol Rvrs (A)
D3	23.3.02	Shrewsbury Tn (H)
D3	30.3.02	Mansfield Town(A)
D3	1.4.02	Swansea City (H)
D3	6.4.02	Scunthorpe Utd(A)
D3	13.4.02	Kidderminster (H)
D3	20.4.02	Halifax Town (A)
D3PO/1	27.4.02	Rochdale (H)
D3PO/2	30.4.02	Rochdale (A)

2002/2003 – squad number 11

D3	17.8.02	Kidderminster (H)	as sub
D3	24.8.02	Shrewsbury Tn (A)	as sub
D3	26.8.02	Scunthorpe Utd (H)	1 goal
D3	31.8.02	Cambridge Utd (A)
WC1	10.9.02	Millwall (H)	as sub
D3	17.9.02	Bournemouth (A)	as sub
D3	26.12.02	Scunthorpe Utd (A)	as sub
D3	28.12.02	Oxford Utd (H)	as sub
D3	1.1.03	Shrewsbury Tn (H)	as sub
D3	4.1.03	Torquay Utd (A)
D3	18.1.03	Cambridge Utd (H)
D3	25.1.03	Oxford Utd (A)
D3	1.2.03	Swansea City (H)
D3	8.2.03	Darlington (A)	as sub
D3	22.2.03	Southend Utd (A)	as sub
D3	1.3.03	York City (H)
D3	4.3.03	Bournemouth (H)
D3	8.3.03	Wrexham (A)
D3	15.3.03	Hull City (H)
D3	22.3.03	Boston Utd (A)
D3	24.3.03	Rochdale (H)
D3	29.3.03	Exeter City (H)
D3	5.4.03	Bristol Rvrs (A)
D3	12.4.03	Lincoln City (H)
D3	19.4.03	Carlisle Utd (A)
D3	21.4.03	Macclesfield Tn (H)
D3	26.4.03	Leyton Orient (A)
D3	3.5.03	Hartlepool Utd (H)

2003/2004 – squad number 11

D2	9.8.03	Luton Town (A)
CC1	13.8.03	West Ham Utd (A)
D2	16.8.03	Plymouth Arg (H)
D2	23.8.03	Tranmere Rvrs (A)
D2	25.8.03	QPR (H)
D2	30.8.03	Oldham Athletic(A)
D2	6.9.03	Wycombe W (H)
D2	13.9.03	Brentford (H)
D2	11.10.03	Chesterfield (H)
LDV1	15.10.03	Oxford Utd (A)	as sub
D2	18.10.03	Sheff Wed (A)
D2	21.10.03	Blackpool (A)	1 goal
D2	25.10.03	Wrexham (H)
D2	1.11.03	Grimsby Town (H)
LDV2	4.11.03	Luton Town (H)
FAC1	8.11.03	Swansea City (A)
D2	15.11.03	Hartlepool Utd (A)	as sub
D2	22.11.03	Colchester Utd (H)	2 goals
D2	29.11.03	Port Vale (A)
D2	13.12.03	Bristol City (H)
D2	20.12.03	Peterborough U(A)
D2	26.12.03	Swindon Town (H)
D2	28.12.03	Wycombe W (A)
D2	3.1.04	QPR (A)
D2	10.1.04	Luton Town (H)
D2	17.1.04	Plymouth Arg (A)
D2	31.1.04	Oldham Athletic(H)	1 goal
D2	7.2.04	Swindon Town (A)
D2	14.2.04	Chesterfield (A)
D2	2.3.04	Blackpool (H)	as sub
D2	6.3.04	Peterborough U(H)	as sub
D2	12.3.04	Bristol City (A)	as sub
D2	20.3.04	Brentford (A)	as sub 1 goal
D2	27.3.04	Bournemouth (H)
D2	3.4.04	Stockport Co (A)
D2	10.4.04	Barnsley (H)
D2	12.4.04	Brighton & HA (A)
D2	17.4.04	Grimsby Town (A)
D2	24.4.04	Hartlepool Utd (H)
D2	1.5.04	Colchester Utd (A)
D2	8.5.04	Port Vale (H)

2004/2005 – squad number 11

CCL2	7.8.04	Kidderminster (H)
CCL2	10.8.04	Northampton Tn (A)
CCL2	14.8.04	Lincoln City (A)
CCL2	21.8.04	Grimsby Town (H)
CC1	24.8.04	Swindon Town (H)
CCL2	28.8.04	Yeovil Town (A)
CCL2	30.8.04	Bristol Rvrs (H)
CCL2	4.9.04	Southend Utd (H)	1 goal
CCL2	18.9.04	Cheltenham Tn (H)
CCL2	25.9.04	Swansea City (A)
LDV1	28.9.04	Walsall (A)
CCL2	2.10.04	Rochdale (H)
CCL2	8.10.04	Shrewsbury Tn (A)
CCL2	16.10.04	Chester City (H)
CCL2	19.10.04	Wycombe W (A)
CCL2	6.11.04	Darlington (H)
FAC1	13.11.04	Bradford City (A)
CCL2	20.11.04	Cambridge Utd (A)
CCL2	27.11.04	Macclesfield Tn (H)
FAC2	4.12.04	Colchester Utd (H)
CCL2	8.12.04	Boston Utd (A)
CCL2	11.12.04	Mansfield Town (A)
CCL2	18.12.04	Scunthorpe Utd (H)
CCL2	26.12.04	Oxford Utd (H)
CCL2	28.12.04	Leyton Orient (A)
CCL2	1.1.05	Southend Utd (A)
CCL2	3.1.05	Swansea City (H)
CCL2	8.1.05	Shrewsbury Tn (H)
CCL2	15.1.05	Cheltenham Tn (A)
CCL2	22.1.05	Leyton Orient (H)
CCL2	29.1.05	Rochdale (A)
CCL2	5.2.05	Chester City (A)
CCL2	12.2.05	Wycombe W (H)
CCL2	19.2.05	Notts County (A)
CCL2	22.2.05	Bury (H)
CCL2	26.2.05	Mansfield Tn (H)
CCL2	5.3.05	Scunthorpe Utd (A)
CCL2	19.3.05	Kidderminster (A)
CCL2	25.3.05	Lincoln City (H)
CCL2	28.3.05	Grimsby Town (A)
CCL2	2.4.05	Yeovil Town (H)
CCL2	9.4.05	Bristol Rvrs (A)
CCL2	16.4.05	Boston Utd (H)
CCL2	23.4.05	Darlington (A)
CCL2	30.4.05	Cambridge Utd (H)
CCL2	7.5.05	Macclesfield Tn (A)

2005/2006 – squad number 11

CCL2	29.10.05	Barnet (A)	as sub
FAC1	6.11.05	Halifax Town (A)
CCL2	11.11.05	Boston Utd (H)
FAC1r	15.11.05	Halifax Town (H)
LDV2	22.11.05	Swansea City (A)
CCL2	26.11.05	Darlington (A)
FAC2	3.12.05	Leyton Orient (H)
CCL2	6.12.05	Carlisle Utd (H)
CCL2	10.12.05	Mansfiled Town (H)
CCL2	17.12.05	Chester City (A)	as sub
CCL2	28.12.05	Cheltenham Tn (H)
CCL2	31.12.05	Torquay Utd (A)
CCL2	2.1.06	Bristol Rvrs (H)

2007/2008 – squad number 11

Conf	25.8.07	Torquay Utd (A)	as sub
Conf	27.8.07	Kidderminster (H)	as sub
Conf	30.8.07	York City (A)	1 goal
Conf	4.9.07	Crawley Town (H)
Conf	8.9.07	Salisbury City (A)
Conf	15.9.07	Burton Albion (H)
Conf	18.9.07	Weymouth (A)
Conf	25.9.07	Grays Athletic (H)
Conf	29.9.07	Stafford Rgrs (H)
Conf	6.10.07	Altrincham (A)
Conf	9.10.07	Cambridge Utd (A)	as sub
Conf	12.10.07	Forest Green (H)
Conf	20.10.07	Exeter City (A)
FAC4q	27.10.07	Solihull Moors (H)	1 goal
Conf	1.11.07	Oxford Utd (H)
FAC1	10.11.07	Macclesfield Tn(H)
Conf	17.11.07	Aldershot Tn (A)
FAC2	1.12.07	Bristol Rvrs (A)
Conf	4.12.07	Histon (H)
Conf	8.12.07	Droylsden (A)
FAT1	15.12.07	Bamber Bdge (A)
Conf	26.12.07	Stevenage B (H)
Conf	29.12.07	Northwich Vic (H)
Conf	1.1.08	Stevenage B (A)
Conf	5.1.08	Salisbury City (A)
FAT2	12.1.08	Exeter City (H)	1 goal
Conf	19.1.08	Crawley Tn (A)
Conf	26.1.08	Weymouth (H)
Conf	29.1.08	BurtonAlbion (A)	1 goal
FAT3	2.2.08	Halifax Town (A)
Conf	9.2.08	Halifax Town (H)
Conf	16.2.08	Altrincham (H)
FAT4	23.2.08	York City (H)
SS5	26.2.08	Kidderminster (A)
Conf	1.3.08	Woking (H)
Conf	4.3.08	Farsley Celtic (A)	as sub
SSQF	8.3.08	Northwich Vic (A)
Conf	11.3.08	Ebbsfleet Utd (A)
Conf	15.3.08	Histon (A)
Conf	22.3.08	York City (H)
SSSF	27.3.08	Halifax Town (H)
Conf	29.3.08	Droylsden (H)
SSF	3.4.08	Aldershot Tn (A)	2 goals
Conf	8.4.08	Cambridge Utd (H)
Conf	12.4.08	Forest Green (A)	1 goal
Conf	15.4.08	Stafford Rgrs (A)
Conf	17.4.08	Torquay Utd (H)
Conf	19.4.08	Exeter City (H)
Conf	22.4.08	Oxford Utd (A)
Conf	26.4.08	Aldershot Tn (H)
HSCF	29.4.08	Brackley Town (H)

2008/2009 – squad number 11

Conf	9.8.08	Eastbourne B (A)
Conf	12.8.08	Ebbsfleet Utd (H)
Conf	17.8.08	Wrexham (H)
Conf	23.8.08	Kettering Tn (H)
Conf	25.8.08	Histon (H)
Conf	30.8.08	Kidderminster (A)
Conf	2.9.08	Barrow (A)
Conf	6.9.08	Crawley Town (H)
Conf	11.9.08	Lewes (A)
Conf	20.9.08	Burton Albion (H)
Conf	23.9.08	Wrexham (A)
Conf	29.9.08	Altrincham (H)
Conf	4.10.08	Oxford Utd (A)	as sub
Conf	7.10.08	Grays Ath (H)
Conf	12.10.08	Torquay Utd (H)
Conf	18.10.08	York City (A)
FAC4q	25.10.08	Evesham Utd (A)
Conf	1.11.08	Cambridge Utd (A)
SS3	4.11.08	Stevenage B (H)
Conf	15.11.08	Kidderminster (H)	as sub
Conf	29.11.08	Altrincham (A)	2 goals
Conf	6.12.08	Barrow (H)
Conf	9.12.08	Woking (A)
FAT1	13.12.08	Newport Co (A)
Conf	17.1.09	Ebbsfleet Utd (A)
Conf	23.1.09	Forest Green (H)
Conf	27.1.09	Mansfield Tn (A)
Conf	9.2.09	Burton Albion (A)
Conf	21.2.09	Weymouth (A)
Conf	24.2.09	York City (H)	1 goal
Conf	28.2.09	Mansfield Tn (H)
Conf	7.3.09	Torquay Utd (A)
Conf	10.3.09	Lewes (H)
Conf	14.3.09	Crawley Tn (A)
Conf	21.3.09	Salisbury City (A)
Conf	24.3.09	Oxford Utd (H)
Conf	28.3.09	Northwich Vic (A)
Conf	31.3.09	Grays Ath (A)
Conf	4.4.09	Salisbury City (H)
Conf	11.4.09	Kettering Tn (H)
Conf	13.4.09	Histon (A)
Conf	18.4.09	Forest Green (A)
Conf	26.4.09	Woking (H)