Documenting the history of football in Stevenage, from 1884 to the present day. Run by @ChrisDay96.
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We've got a brand new website - and it's now LIVE!
1,169 match reports. 616 players. 508 digitised programmes.
Scrapbooks, team photos, fanzines and more.
Check it out 👇
stevenagefootballarchive.co.…
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Your reminder to go and visit our 50th year exhibition at @StevenageMuseum before it finishes tomorrow! 🤩
Classic retro shirts, pure nostalgia, activities & games consoles - what’s not to love! 🤌
Open today 10am until 4:30pm. ✅
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Teammates with Gary Crawshaw 🎥💫
A #ThrowbackThursday special as we asked @StevenageFC legend Gary Crawshaw a few questions at @StevenageMuseum about Boro in the 90’s & his fellow teammates.
We pre-apologise for the fishbowl audio, probably should invest in a mic! 🎙️😅
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The end is near!😢
Our 50th Anniversary exhibition with @StevenageFC comes to an end this Saturday!😱
Stevenage Museum is free to attend & open Wednesday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM & Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Located on St. Georges Way, Stevenage, SG1 1XX. 🎟️
An Exhibition in 90 Seconds 👕✨
We’re now approaching the final month to visit @StevenageFC 50th Anniversary Exhibition. 😱
Open until Saturday 31st October, visit @StevenageMuseum to reminisce our celebration of the Boro’s “unbelievable” history! 👏
Tonight will be the 4,000th competitive match played by a senior Stevenage side since the end of the Second World War ⚽
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Back in the summer, we hastily decided to revamp the whole site to mark of Boro's 50th anniversary season.
We think we're now at the end of that revamp (but for some extra small bits we added to the to-do list).
So, here's a rundown of our new features... (1/12)
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An Exhibition in 90 Seconds 👕✨
We’re now approaching the final month to visit @StevenageFC 50th Anniversary Exhibition. 😱
Open until Saturday 31st October, visit @StevenageMuseum to reminisce our celebration of the Boro’s “unbelievable” history! 👏
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Brave Frank!😳
Made us chuckle this article because it still happens today, the lower league Saturday & part-time Sunday player.
Was quite common for a Boro player, Transpack, Twin Foxes, King Pin…
Frank who features on our GoodFellas flag luckily knew best on this occasion!
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Our 50th year exhibition at @StevenageMuseum will conclude at the end of this month. ⏰
Reminisce in Boro’s history by popping in, taking plenty of photos, and getting involved in all of the activities on offer! 🤩
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Remember Stevenage in the 70’s? 👀
It’s been baffling us for a while, did Stevenage wear stripes or block red in 1976? 💭
Athletic 75/76 - Stripes.
Boro is born 76/77 - No programme or image record currently found.
Boro 77/78 - Block Red.
Boro 78/79 - Stripes.
Help!? 🤔
📅 OTD 1953 | Stevenage Town put Cheshunt to the sword, thrashing them 6-1 in the 1st qualifying round of the FA Cup
🗞️ Hertfordshire Express
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From the trenches of non-existence to that “founding” meeting… 📆✨
50 years ago today a 25-strong committee hosted a meeting at Stevenage swimming pool with an avowed aim to see senior football in the town.
Stevenage Borough Football Club was born. ⚽️
Source: @StevenageFA
Here is the speech that Stevenage FC's first chairman, Keith Berners, gave on this day 50 years ago at the public meeting to "form the Legal Constitution of the new club".
The new club's committee would meet for the first time the following week, on 30 September.
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Our digital matchday programme is now available to read, which includes:
🗣️ Notes from Chairman Phil Wallace
🙌 Academy updates
✍️ An insight into our two latest signings
📚 stevenagefc.com/news/2026/se…
💻 SITE UPDATE 💻
We've added 33 programmes from Boro's 1996/97 season to our website, fully digitised and free for you to view.
🔗 Check the link in our bio for more
