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Tooting are first up for Wood
8:00am Thursday 14th August 2008
Tooting & Mitcham vs BOREHAM WOOD.
Ryman League Premier Division.
Imperial Fields.
Saturday, 3pm.
ANALYSIS.
Tooting & Mitcham gained promotion last season and will still be on a high, making this a difficult opening game for Ian Allinson’s troops.
Tooting have experienced keeper Dave King, formerly of Hendon, between the sticks, while defender Joe Vines is highly rated, having joined the Terrors from Welling United in October 2006.
BOREHAM WOOD vs Hastings United.
Ryman League Premier Division.
Meadow Park.
Tuesday, 7.45pm.
ANALYSIS.
Hastings will be Wood’s first visitors to Meadow Park.
The Sussex club also have a keeper who is much admired in the non-league game. Chris May is now beginning his third spell at Pilot Field, having had experience with Brighton & Hove Albion.
Defender Danny Spice has been with the club since 2005.
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