by Dave Palmer
May 1, 2011 in Cricket, Down Memory Lane, School Photos, Sports
Geoff Rousell has posted a couple of pictures from the Staff v Prefects Cricket match 1977 in his account area. Either click on the Activity tab at the top of the page (worth doing on a regular basis to see who has joined the site – I try to delete the annoying spam messages as soon as I can) or go to http://www.oldbordenians.co.uk/members/bassoongb/album/pictures/.
by Dave Palmer
January 25, 2011 in Football, Sports
For the first time in many years Old Bordenians and a current crop of Borden Grammar School pupils played each other in competitive games of football.
by Dave Palmer
September 15, 2010 in Football, Sports
The new 5 a side season has kicked off and you will see from the attached table and results that we lost our first game 1-5 but won our second game 2-1 against the same opposition.
by Dave Palmer
August 4, 2010 in Borden Grammar News, Cricket, Sports
Many of the younger visitors to the site (at least those under 50 years of age) will recall John Paine, who retired from the school at the end of last term. The East Kent Gazette published an article covering John’s retirement recently and I reproduce this below.
by Peter Lusted
July 27, 2010 in Football
Following the addition of the history of the Football Club recently, it is worth visiting the link below to a recent article in the East Kent Gazette referring to the Club in the 50′s and 60′s. Dick Day and Ashley Read have contributed their memories and refer to Brian Tyler, still a regular at the Annual Dinner, who was still performing in his forties when I first started playing for the Club whilst still at school in 1967.
Let’s hear from other former players with tales of skill, artistry and football magic!
by Dave Palmer
July 20, 2010 in Football, Sports
Old Bordenians to Veterans to Geriatrics – the boys done good
As early as 1926 it was hoped to start an Old Bordenian Football Club, but nothing materialised. The first match (apart from the annual game against the School) was played against the Old Anchorians (Gillingham County School Old Boys) on November 5th 1927, and the return game in March 1928. The next effort was in the spring of 1930 when three friendly matches were played.
by Dave Palmer
June 9, 2010 in Football, Sports
Football Report: Sittingbourne 5 a side league. Season 09/10.
The season finished in May with an upturn in our fortunes. Disappointingly we couldn’t muster enough players to field a team on two of the last three weeks resulting in four 0-4 defeats in the record book, however, the last third of the season saw us win most of our games lifting us from a very poor 9th place to a much more respectable 7th.
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