Poachers 0, Sherwood Colliery 0

Boston Town registered a 4th league clean sheet in a row as they went toe to toe with top of the table Sherwood Colliery. For the second week running, they proved to be a match for one of the top teams in the United Counties League Premier North. They followed up last week’s creditable 0-0Continue reading “Poachers 0, Sherwood Colliery 0”

Cup final date announced

Boston Town’s Lincs Senior Trophy Final against Lincoln United has been set for Wednesday 20 March. The showpiece game will take place at Boston United’s Jakemans Community Stadium, kick-off 7.45pm. Martyn Bunce’s side are the current holders of the cup, having won it last year at the same venue, beating Deeping Rangers 2-0. The PoachersContinue reading “Cup final date announced”

Poachers 0, L’boro Students 0

Boston Town dug deep to earn a valuable goalless draw against high-flying Loughborough Students. It was always going to be a big ask for the patched-up Poachers to get anything from this game. The visitors arrived at the Mortgages For You Stadium having won 11 matches in a row. By contrast, Martyn Bunce was missingContinue reading “Poachers 0, L’boro Students 0”

Poachers 2, Skegness 1

Boston Town came from behind to claim a deserved semi-final win against their local rivals. Promotion-chasing Skegness Town seemed to be on course to knock out the Lincs Senior Trophy holders when they took the lead with their first serious effort on goal. It was against the run of play when Ben Davison looped aContinue reading “Poachers 2, Skegness 1”

Northgate 4, Poachers U18s 7

Boston Town’ s Under 18s got back to winning ways after theri cup exit last weekend. The first 2 goals came from Kacper Szymczak, who was clever enough to pounce on 2 rebounds from the keeper. Charlie Rigby’s 1st goal came from a curling free-kick from outside the area – and he followed up withContinue reading “Northgate 4, Poachers U18s 7”

Poachers 2, Sleaford 0

Boston Town bounced back to claim a famous derby win against their promotion-chasing rivals. Remarkably it was their first home victory in the league since September. Sleaford came into the game full of confidence after inflicting a shock defeat on Lincoln United a week earlier. By contrast, Poachers boss Martyn Bunce was exasperated by hisContinue reading “Poachers 2, Sleaford 0”