Hitchin Town Fans Forum

In 1950/51 we lost 24 of 30 matches, with a longest run of consecutive League defeats being 13. Our present team have a great chance to avoid matching that record run?

Perhaps our team should wear Norwegian Blue shirts for the rest of this now dead season?

A fine display at North Herts Museum in Brand Street of the life and works of Dick Walker (who was born in Fishponds Road).
The 'Ranji' Adams (Hitchin FC Hall of Famer) display is also still on show there and is well worth a visit.

Both Daniel and Arnold scored for AFC yesterday. Anyone needing a footie fix when they can't get to a Hitchin match would find a visit to Creasey Park a good choice. Goals there are scored at both ends.......................... Such a shame that Daniel will be remembered by the fans for letting the ...

Successive flat team performances, Snooker Loopy (yuk!) on the tannoy, our web site history still showing the howler that Francis Shillitoe lived at Foxholes. We are now attending matches expecting the team to be gallant losers. We want to see gallant possible winners; a squad capable of picking up ...

Linking up with Arnold (who is scoring regularly) as AFC make a late run for the play-offs.

An unprecedented sequence of defeats means we no longer have any chance of reaching the play-offs, and opposing teams are chomping at the bit in their eagerness to add to our woes. There is a real chance of relegation unless the squad pull up their socks and battle to the magic 48 points. Even in ou...

Hall of famer Bill Westwood suffered a painful end to his long Hitchin Town FC career. From the Hertfordshire Express of Saturday 1st September 1951 Bill Westwood's Playing Days Over? Leg Broken at Wealdstone W.Westwood's long playing career with Hitchin almost certainly came to an end under unhappy...

A query on our social media showing a picture of Biggleswade Town's team of about 1951 surprised me, as perhaps the only HTFC connections in the picture were of our ex trainer George Oldham, and Canary's legend Ken Lawrence. Whatever, the query related to Wader's reserve player Harry Raybould, whose...

FLYERS COMPLETE DOUBLE By winning their return match with Hitchin on Sunday, Ruskin Flyers completed the double. They beat Hitchin Aces, who were at home, by 48-47. South London Observer Thursday 16th November 1950 CYCLE SPEEDWAY Some 300 spectators saw Hitchin Aces first meeting at the Bury Mead tr...