Maidenhead enjoyed their joint-third highest finish in the National League last season as they achieved 14th place.

Maidenhead are currently in 21st place (in the relegation places) with 33 points.

Reverse Fixture on 9 Nov 24: Maidenhead 1 FGR 4 (Bunker, McCann, Moore-Taylor, Jenks)

Current 8 match Form Tables:-

Overall FGR = 8th with 13 points,

Maidenhead =  17th with 10 points.

FGR Home = 4th with 16 points.

Maidenhead Away = 19th with 7 points.

Recent Results

Maidenhead 1 York 3

Maidenhead  0 Yeovil 2

Oldham  0 Maidenhead 1

Hartlepool 0 Maidenhead 0

Maidenhead 1 Southend 0

Alan Devonshire (in the hat).

Alan Devonshire the oldest manager (68) in the National League started his playing career at the highest possible level at Crystal Palace, but it is with West Ham he is most closely associated with 358 appearances for the Hammers. He ended his playing career at Watford. He played 8 times for England.

His first management role was at Osterley, before moving onto Brentford Women, Maidenhead, Hampton & Richmond, Braintree and then returning to Maidenhead

FGR goal celebration at the reverse fixture in November 24.

Reece Smith

When the Magpies are firing, their main man was left winger and one of their own, Reece Smith.  The 22-year-old came through the Magpies academy in 2020 and last season found the net 11 times whilst also recording four assists.

Maidenhead’s current top scorer is Tristan Abrahams.

Shawn McCoulsky played for FGR between 2018 and 2021. He made 21 appearances. He was loaned to Bromley & Halifax before being released in 2021. Shawn played for Colchester before joining Maidenhead in January 2022.

Shawn McClousky in his FGR days.

and playing for Maidenhead against FGR  in the reverse fixture in November 24.

The Football Association acknowledges that York Road is the oldest continuously used senior association football ground by the same club anywhere in the world. That is because Maidenhead United have called the stadium their home since the club’s formation, with a blue plaque placed just inside the home turnstiles to commemorate the fact. It began life in 1870 as the home of Maidenhead Cricket Club, with the first football match being played in February of the following year.

Maidenhead United was formed in the October of 1870 in order to give the members of the cricket club something to do in the winter months to keep them fit. The club’s first game was played in December when they took on Windsor Home Park at Bond’s Meadow.

Being such an old club, Maidenhead United also have the claim to fame that they were one of the 15 teams that played in the inaugural version of the FA Cup. Maidenhead were knocked out of the inaugural FA Cup 3-0 by Crystal Palace (the world’s oldest professional football Club). Maidenhead reached the competition’s quarter-final stage three times during the 1870s.

In 1894 they were one of the founder members of the Southern League, playing in numerous lower league competitions in the years that followed. In 2016/17 Maidenhead won the National League South, earning promotion to the National League.

In July 2024 Max Kilman was sold by Wolves to West Ham for £40 million. Max had been a Maidenhead player (34 appearances) until 2018 and a sell on clause means that Maidenhead will receive possibly the largest transfer fee, £4 million, ever received by a non-league club.

The Maidenhead Mascot is Yorky the Magpie.

• The film director brothers Roy (1913-2001) and John (1913-1985) Boulting were born in Bray village on the outskirts of Maidenhead in November 1913.
• The actress Diana Dors (1931–1984) lived for much of her life in the town.
• The broadcaster Richard Dimbleby (1913–1965) lived for some time on Boulter’s Island.
• The Spice Girls shared a house in Maidenhead for a year preceding their rise to stardom. In 2019 Spice Girls super-fan Olly Murs said his ‘life was complete’ when he took a selfie with Mel B which completed his collection of selfies with members of the Spice Girls.
• Novelist Nick Hornby  (b. 1957) was educated at Maidenhead Grammar School  (now Desborough School),
• Footballer Andy King (born 1988) grew up in Maidenhead, He played for Leicester and helped them win the Premier League title in 2016.
• Author Hugh Lofting (1886–1947), creator of Doctor Dolittle was born in Maidenhead.
• broadcaster Michael Parkinson (1935–2023) lived in Maidenhead.
• Pinkney’s Green, a small village near the town, was home to Sir Nicholas Winton  (1909–2015), whose heroic efforts rescued 669 Jewish children from Czechoslovakia at the outbreak of World War II. There is a statue of him at Maidenhead Railway Station.

Forest Green Rovers F.C – The New Lawn, Another Way, Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, GL6 0FG

Rovers Raffle – organised by the Supporters Club to subsidise away travel, ground improvements, Women’s, Academy teams etc. Tickets cost £1 each (cash or card accepted) with winners announced at half time or check winning numbers here – Raffle Results – Forest Green Rovers Supporters Club

Fan Zone – Fan Zone to the right of the ground entrance, behind the North Stand. Open to home & away supporters. The Fan Zone has a food truck, BrewDog bar, toilets and a large marquee with picnic benches. There is live music by ‘The Sitting Tenants’ in the marquee from about 1:30pm. The Fan Zone is usually not open for midweek fixtures.

Green Man Pub – Normally home fans only,  serves food and drink. Opens 12:00pm.

Gym Bar – Closed this season.

Club Shop – Opens 12:00pm.

TNL is a cashless stadium.

To find out about hospitality and events, please email hospitality@fgr.co.uk.

For FAQs please visit www.fgr.co.uk/first-time-visitors.

FGR match tickets are available at www.fgr.co.uk/tickets/match.

Park in the school car park on matchday for £15, this must be booked in advance and can be booked online. For all further enquiries, please email reception@fgr.co.uk. Opens 12:00pm.

To book disabled parking at The New Lawn, please email reception@fgr.co.uk.  2 working days before the match.

FGR Park and Ride service departs every 15 minutes from Renishaw car park – Postcode GL5 5EY priced at £5 per car. This service is only in operation for Saturday games. Starts 12:30pm.

If parking in the nearby streets please park legally and be considerate of local residents.

Any queries – email reception@fgr.co.uk or call FGR on 0333 123 1889 between the hours of 9am – 3pm Monday to Friday (excluding Wednesday).

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