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October 2002

Thursday 31st October 2002
Boreham Wood match re-arranged
The away Ryman Premier League match at Boreham Wood - postponed this week - will now take place on Monday 2nd December 2002 at 7.45pm.
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The Gold Super Bond Draw
Club Secretary Graham Richards has confirmed that Blackpool F.C. Development Association have this past Monday received and approved the duly completed contract from Kingstonian F.C. and are now advancing this matter. The Royal Mail also confirmed yesterday that they have opened a FREEPOST account for the Ks in relation to The Gold Bond Super Draw. There will be a door to door mail card campaign in the Kingston area.

The standing order forms and other related forms and stationery are now being prepared and received and being proof read by Ks own Gold Manager Tom Dixon and Graham. Hopefully the actual forms that we will be using will be received in two weeks time, which will mean that we are on schedule to join the December draws.

Whilst Tom has already signed up some agents he is still looking for anybody else who is keen and interested. Anybody who is interested please have a word with Tom.

You will of course be advised of future progress as and when it happens.
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Steve Sedgley interview on clubcall
On the official Ryman League Clubcall line today, we speak to Kingstonian boss Steve Sedgeley about his club's FA Trophy tie on Saturday and about their start to the season. The interview can be heard by telephoning 09066 555 777. Calls charged at 60p per minute.
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Sunday 27th October 2002
Harrow match report
The report of yesterday's two-one defeat is now ready.
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Peter Barnsby - injury update
Club captain Peter Barnsby is in line to return for next Saturday's FA Trophy game at East Thurrock.
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Boreham Wood game
Following their one-all draw at Bishop's Stortford in the FA Cup final qualifying round, K's game at Bishop's Stortford scheduled for tomorrow has been called off. No new date has been set as yet.
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Saturday 26th October 2002
Harrow Borough 2-1 Kingstonian
Despite taking the lead through a Phil Wingfield header, K's suffered their first league defeat of the season after goals in either half from Harrow's Phil Gridelet and Pat Gavin. The story may have been different had it not been for the controversial non-sending off of home defender Dean Marney following a foul on Tim Sills with the K's striker through on goal.

The line-up and man of the match voting form can be found here.
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Results round-up
With a half-programme in the league today due to the FA Cup, Purfleet took advantage of Kingstonian's first league defeat to move up into fourth place in the table with a one-nil victory against Aylesbury. Sutton suffered by the same margin at Basingstoke, and lower down Enfield continued their improving recent results with a three-one win at Braintree.
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Friday 25th October 2002
Reserve team dugouts
A chippy is required to assist with the building of a pair of dug outs which will be used when the Suburban League side commence playing their home fixtures in the Arena.

Anybody interested please contact Rajesh Khosla at the club.
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Wednesday 23rd October 2002
Maidenhead match report
The report of last night's four-all draw is now ready, thanks to Old Dubbin.
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Tuesday 22nd October 2002
Maidenhead United 4-4 Kingstonian
Kingstonian maintained their unbeaten league record with a draw at York Road tonight after having trailed by three goals to nil early in the second half. With K's pulling back a goal through Tim Sills, the home side went on to score a fourth before goals coming from Phil Wingfield, an own goal and Neil Lampton completed an remarkable comeback for Steve Sedgley's side.

The line-up and man of the match voting form can be found here.
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Results round-up
St Albans, Aldershot and Hendon all recorded victories to form the top three in the table, whilst Billericay and Purfleet's losses enabled Kingstonian to move up a place and in between them into fifth place. At the bottom, Ford's point at Chesham moves them back above bottom-again Hampton, losers to Aldershot.

Saturday's opponents, Harrow, lost four-nil at home to Grays.
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Monday 21st October 2002
Bingo evening
The supporters club will be holding a 'Bingo Evening' this Friday evening, from 7.30pm for an 8pm start. The price is 5 per person, including a fish and chips supper.
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Sunday 20th October 2002
Bishop's Stortford match report
The report of yesterday's three-one win is now ready.
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Saturday 19th October 2002
Kingstonian 3-1 Bishop's Stortford
Despite conceding an early Trevor Paul goal, K's came back to beat their opponents three-one courtesy of a brace of short-range goals from Dave Clarke and a header from James Pinnock.

The line-up and man of the match voting form can be found here.
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Results round-up
K's swapped places with Sutton to move into sixth place in the table, and to within four points of the lead after none of the other teams at the top won - Aldershot and Hendon suffering surprise home defeats to Chesham and Bedford respectively.

Tuesday night's opponents, Maidenhead, recorded the biggest win of the day as they beat Ford three-nil to send their opponents bottom below Hampton - losers at Enfield - on goal difference.
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Friday 18th October 2002
Greg Ball - injury update
Manager Steve Sedgley has revealed that striker Greg Ball is likely to miss the majority of the season after hearing the results of a scan on his injured knee.

Sedgley said: "The scan showed that Greg has injured the cruciate ligaments and cartilage in his knee. It's a pretty bad injury and there is no way that he'll be able to play for a few months.

"It's a great shame because Greg has done fantastically for me this season. But there's no way that we'll be rushing him back because the main thing is to get his knee right so that he can continue his career."

The club have promised to do all that they can to help Greg while he is out injured and look forward to his return to the side some time next year.
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K's sign striker
Kingstonian FC are delighted to announce that they have today signed 27 year old striker Graham Tomlinson from Stevenage Borough on a free transfer.

Graham began his career with Bradford City, being transferred for 100,000 to Manchester United, where he unfortunately broke his leg. He then went on to play for Luton Town, Millwall, Bournemouth, Kidderminster Harriers and Exeter City and is delighted to be joining the K's.

Graham is available for selection for tomorrow's home match with Bishop's Stortford, where he is sure to receive a big welcome.
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FUNDRAISING WITH THE GOLD BOND SUPER DRAW
As some of you are aware Tom Dixon from together with a couple of other members of the club have been working on introducing the above as a proven and sustained way of how a club can greatly increase its fundraising income. The scheme is run by Blackpool F.C. Development Association (this is a completely separate legal entity from Blackpool Football Club) and is up and running at 44 Football League, semi-professional and other organisations.

For full details of the scheme, and to see how you can help, please see the press release.
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Thursday 17th October 2002
Two players loaned out
Kingstonian FC have today confirmed that two players have been loaned out for a period of twenty-eight days each. Craig Rocastle has joined Ford United FC and Ronnie Green has joined Dulwich Hamlet FC.

Both loan periods begin tomorrow, Friday 18th October 2002 with neither player being allowed to take part in FA Trophy matches while on loan. Furthermore, Craig Rocastle will not take part in the Ford United versus Kingstonian Ryman Premier League match on Tuesday 5th November 2002.
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Surrey County FA (Youth)
The club are pleased to announce that Daniel Laverick has been selected to represent the Surrey County FA (Youth) to play Middlesex on Sunday 20th October 2002 at Northwood FC, Northwood Park Chestnut Avenue, Northwood. Kick-off is 1pm.
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Wednesday 16th October 2002
Hendon match report
The report of last night's one-all draw is now ready.
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Free entry and karaoke on Saturday!
As well as allowing those under 12 free entry on Saturday, the club has arranged a Karaoke Evening. The event will begin at 6pm in the bar at Kingsmeadow and will continue until 9pm. Supporters from both sides are very welcome to come along and enjoy the fun.
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Tuesday 15th October 2002
Hendon 1-1 Kingstonian
Hendon and Kingstonian took on eachother, the traffic and the conditions at Claremont Road in a game that saw the sides share the spoils after an own goal by home 'keeper David Hook was cancelled out by a late deflected strike from the home side. The sides remain third and seventh in the table respectively.

The line-up and man of the match voting form can be found here.
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Monday 14th October 2002
Boreham Wood match report
The report of Saturday's cup defeat is now available.
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Ronnie Green
The club have announced that Ronnie Green has today been placed on the transfer list. Since joining the club in March 2000, Ronnie made 96 appearances - including the 2000 FA Trophy Final - and scored 17 goals. The club would like to thank him for his service and wish him luck in the future.
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Chapple leaves Kingfield
Former Kingstonian manager Geoff Chapple has left Woking Football Club by mutual consent following a terrible run of form that sees the club languishing in the conference relegation zone.
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Saturday 12th October 2002
Boreham Wood 2-0 Kingstonian
Two second-half goals - one from Julian Sills - knocked Kingstonian out of this year's FA Cup. The line-up and man of the match voting form can be found here.
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Injury updates
Peter Barnsby made his return from injury this afternoon when he came on as a first-half replacement for Matt Flitter.

Tim Sills failed a fitness test and was not selected for today's match, but he hopes to return on Tuesday evening.

Greg Ball had a scan on his knee injury on Wednesday and "8 weeks" has been mentioned as to the time he will be out.
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Friday 11th October 2002
Youth team fixtures
Several additional fixtures have been arranged for Kingstonian's youth team. To find out more please see the youth team's own fixtures page.
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Thursday 10th October 2002
Heybridge match report
The report of Tuesday night's four-nil win is now ready.
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Wednesday 9th October 2002
New pointless poll
Always keen to put our feet in it, the new Pointless Poll asks the question:

"Big win after big win, when will K's winning run come to an end?"

Vote now on the main page.

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Tuesday 8th October 2002
Kingstonian 4-0 Heybridge Swifts
Kingstonian moved to the top of the form guide following a convincing victory against an aggressive Heybridge side. A first half headed Tim Sills goal was joined by further strikes from James Pinnock and substitutes Ronnie Green and Neil Lampton as K's moved into seventh place in the league table.

The line-up and man of the match voting form can be found here.
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Peter Barnsby returns
Club captain Peter Barnsby is set to return from injury tomorrow night in the reserve team game at home to Corinthian Casuals.
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Free entry to Kingsmeadow
Kingstonian FC are delighted to announce that those under 12 will be able to attend the K's home match versus Bishop's Stortford free of charge.

The match takes place at Kingsmeadow Stadium on Saturday 19th October 2002 at 3pm. Prices for those 12 and over are as shown on the match tickets page.

The club hopes to organise some special events for this day to allow the whole family to enjoy their time at Kingsmeadow - home to the only unbeaten team in the Ryman Premier League.
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Monday 7th October 2002
FA Youth Cup first round
The Kingstonian Youth team will play Barton Rovers at home on Thursday 24th October in the first round of the FA Youth Cup. The match will take place at Kingsmeadow at 7.45pm and admission will cost 5 for adults and 3 for concessions.
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BBC Football Focus
The BBC have just confirmed that Kingstonian will be featured on Saturday's edition of Football Focus. Cameras will be present at tomorrow's match with Heybridge, and also at Thursday's training session.
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Sunday 6th October 2002
Billericay match report
The report of yesterday's two-nil win over Billericay Town is now available.
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FA Trophy first round
Kingstonian will travel to East Thurrock United on Saturday 2nd November in the first round of this year's FA Trophy, after the Lakeside-side overcame Sittingbourne two-nil yesterday.
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Reserves through on penalties
The reserves beat Walton & Hersham 5-4 on penalties yesterday, after the scores were level at two-two in the second round of the Suburban League Cup.
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Saturday 5th October 2002
Kingstonian 2-0 Billericay Town
A superb second half gave K's a deserved victory over third placed Billericay. Bashiru Alimi gave the home side the lead on 57 minutes with his second goal in two games, and James Pinnock's first goal for the club settled things on 68 minutes.

The line-up and man of the match voting form can be found here.
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Result round-up
K's moved up to tenth place in the table this afternoon, with defeats for St Albans and Aldershot - at Bedford and Aylesbury respectively - and a draw for Sutton at Hayes meaning that the top end of the table is getting tighter.

Tuesday night's opponents, Heybridge, lost four-nil at home to Hendon, whilst next Saturday's opponents, Boreham Wood, drew nil-nil with bottom club Hampton and Richmond.
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Youth team cup draws
The Kingstonian Youth Team have been drawn at home to Barton Rovers in the first round of the FA Youth Cup. The match will be played by Saturday 26th October, but the actual date is not yet known.

The draw has also been made for the second round of the Southern Youth League Cup, where K's will be at home to Walton Casuals. Again, this match does not yet have a confirmed date, but when it does it will appear on the youth team fixtures page.
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Thursday 3rd October 2002
Kingstonian Youth 2-1 Woking Youth
K's went through to the FA Youth Cup first round proper in what turned out to be a close finish after having dominated much of this affair watched be a a crowd of 99 at Kingsmeadow. After leading with a brace of goals from Dean Pitcher, goalkeeper Matt Sargeant was dismissed after having conceded a penalty and with no substitutions left, the side did well to hold out for what was a deserved win. Woking's own dismissal came for the team manager, for constant abuse aimed at the officials.

Visiting Kingsmeadow in the next round will be Barton Rovers, winners over Heybridge Swifts last night.
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Wednesday 2nd October 2002
Braintree match report
The report of last night's two-one win is ready.
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Kingstonian Youth Team
Just a reminder that the unbeaten Kingstonian Youth Team are in FA Youth Cup action tomorrow night at Kingsmeadow. They face Woking in the third qualifying round stage of the competition at 7.45pm.

Entry will cost 4 for adults and 2 for concessions and it would be great to see as many people as possible at the game.
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Tuesday 1st October 2002
Braintree Town 1-2 Kingstonian
Goals right at the end of either half from Greg Ball and Bashiru Alimi were enough to seal the win for K's in a passionate affair, with the home goal coming from Neil Cousins well into the second period.

The line-up and man of the match voting form are now available.
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Results round-up
A night of many draws say Harrow Borough pull off a surprise one-nil victory at high-flying Aldershot, whilst the other winners - Canvey, Hendon, Kingstonian - all now lie in the top half of the table.
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