Hitchin Town Football Club
Founded 1865, Reformed 1928
April 2005
| Curtain comes down on Hitchin’s season Hitchin travel to Stamford for their final game of the 2004-05 season. The Canaries are clear of relegation worries, and their hosts are already down. Hitchin could rise a couple of places in the table...more 29 April 2005 |
| Burke and Scott set for big farewell Mark Burke and Ian Scott, who have played around 1,300 times for Hitchin between them, are set to be included in the Canaries’ squad for the final league game of the 2004-05 season. With Hitchin’s...more 26 April 2005 |
| Halesowen game is so crucial for Hitchin Hitchin Town enter the final fortnight of the season needing a maximum of four points to secure their Southern League Premier Division status next season. The Canaries host play-off chasing Halesowen Town,...more 21 April 2005 |
| It’s farewell to Burke after 20 years Top Field has the chance to say farewell to one of Hitchin Town’s stalwarts on Saturday. Mark Burke, skipper of the Canaries’ successful FA Cup teams of the mid-1990s, will be involved in a home game at...more 18 April 2005 |
| Vital long trip for Canaries Hitchin’s battle to stay in the Southern League Premier sends them on a near-400 mile roundtrip to Merthyr Tydfil. The FA Cup semi-finals may be taking place in Wales this weekend, but the most important...more 15 April 2005 |
| Bath a tough hurdle for desperate Canaries Play-off candidates Bath City come to Top Field on Saturday with the Canaries desperately seeking points in their bid to stay up this season. Bath also need the points, so Hitchin could scarcely have a...more 6 April 2005 |
| Canaries relegation battle starts at Gloucester After a poor Easter programme, in which just one point was secured, Hitchin travel to draw specialists Gloucester. The Canaries are now among the clubs threatened by relegation, but so too are Gloucester,...more 2 April 2005 |