13 Tuesday Aug 2019
Tuesday 16th July 2019 ko 19.45
Pre-Season Friendly
BINFIELD 0
KNAPHILL 1 (14)
Att 28
At King’s Academy, Binfield
There are plenty of groundhoppers who don’t like pre-season friendlies, and I completely understand their point of view. My take on it is to try to find something unusual in the fixture; it could be an inter-league match-up or an unusual ground. Here we managed both!
21 Tuesday Feb 2017
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Tags
binfield, Bracknell Town, Football, groundhopping, hellenic league, Hill Farm Lane, Non League, Stubbs Lane
Monday 20th February 2017 ko 19.45
Hellenic League- Premier Division
BINFIELD 0
BRACKNELL TOWN 1 (Bohane 13)
Att 289
Entry & Programme £6
About 1,500 grounds ago I was enjoying hopping the non-league grounds of London. Week after week I visited a different ground and became very taken with the same group of older men I encountered every time I visited the capital. They’d worked out that with a little planning you could watch a game of football every day of the week, and so the clubs that played on the unusual days did rather well out of these “floating” fans.
12 Monday Dec 2016
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binfield, Bracknell, Bracknell Town, hellenic league, Larges Lane, redevelopment, Roger Herridge
Tuesday 5th December 2016 ko 19.45
Hellenic League- Premier Division
BRACKNELL TOWN 3 (Grant 9 Bowerman 59p Maloney 90)
BINFIELD 2 (Rodrigues 49og White 63)
Att 476
Entry & Programme £5
One of the more intriguing stories in the Hellenic this season has been Bracknell Town’s new ground. Now in groundhopping terms it’s a rebuild, the pitch at Larges Lane hasn’t moved, but save for the bar area everything is new, including a jazzy new 3G pitch. Continue reading
21 Wednesday Aug 2013
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Adam Dickens, binfield, Carl Davies, Dan Rapley, FA Cup, Flackwell Heath, Hill Farm Lane, Jeff Brown, Joel Havermans
Monday 19th August 2013 ko 19.45
FA Cup Extra-Preliminary Round Replay
BINFIELD 3 (Rapley 15 Havermans 34 Davies 45)
FLACKWELL HEATH 2 (Dickens 9p 68) Brown sent off 90 (2nd booking)
Att 204
Entry £5
Programme £1
I think Binfield the village has an image problem. The trouble is that when you tell people where you’re heading you inevitably tell them its near to Bracknell, and Binfield is as far removed from the New Town modernity and roundabouts as is possible.
Painter John Constable spent his honeymoon at the Rectory in 1816 and sketched All Saints Church twice. The church said to have been a refuge for a number of Parliamentary soldiers during the Civil War. Poet Alexander Pope lived nearby and was a choirboy here.
From the late 19th century to the 1960s, brick-making was an important industry in the area, with the Binfield Brick and Tile works at Amen Corner being an important employer. Binfield bricks were partly used to create the Royal Albert Hall.
Hill Farm Lane is tucked away off the main road, the signs the club have provided are both welcome and necessary. You expect a small rustic ground, so what opens out in front of you is a real bonus. Continue reading
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