| Thursday 30th September 2004 |
| New players |
The club have over the last week made a number of additions to the squad:
Midfielder Chris Nurse - in the starting lineup on Saturday - was a product of the Kingstonian Academy, making 17 appearances for the K's first team before moving on to join his brother Jon at Sutton United.
Defender Marien Ifura, released by Queens Park Rangers in the summer, spent most of last season on loan in the non-league game.
Defender Ahmet Rifat is an England U17 international and a highly rated prospect at Reading, from where manager Steve Coppell has kindly allowed him to join the K's on a month's loan. |
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| Tuesday 28th September 2004 |
| Coaches to upcoming away games |
Details of Supporters Club coaches can be found on the fixtures page for the following upcoming away games - Braintree, Eastleigh, Cheshunt.
To make a booking please contact Gary Winters by phone on 020 8949 7626 or email coachbookings@kingstonian.net before the following deadlines: 9pm Wednesdays (for Saturday coaches), 9pm Sundays (for Tuesday/Wednesday coaches). |
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| Monday 27th September 2004 |
| Billericay match report |
| The report of Saturday's game can now be found here. |
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| Sunday 26th September 2004 |
| Billericay Town 6-1 Kingstonian |
Kingstonian suffered their first defeat against Billericay since coming into the Ryman League in emphatic fashion at the New Lodge earlier today.
The home side took an early lead through a Frazer Muscat own goal before a Berty Brayley goal and Danny Hockton brace gave them a commanding half time advantage. K's pulled one back early in the second half through Giles Coke before Billericay's Chris Stowe and Hockton - for his hat-trick - completed the scoring.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Sunday 19th September 2004 |
| Ramsgate match report |
| The report of yesterday's game can now be found here. |
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| Saturday 18th September 2004 |
| Kingstonian 0-2 Ramsgate |
Kingstonian suffered an early FA Cup exit at the hand of Kent League side Ramsgate in a game where they will rue a number of missed chances. Warren Schultz headed the visitors into the lead in the 42nd minute before Stuart Vahid wrapped the game up just before the final whistle in controversial circumstances, with the referee deciding to over-rule the linesman's offside flag.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Thursday 16th September 2004 |
| Presentation evening |
| The Supporters Club will be holding a presentation evening for Kim Harris and Phil Wingfield at the Kingston Working Men's Club in Old London Road on Friday 24 September. The evening will start at 7:30pm and a buffet will be provided. |
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| Worthing match report |
| The report of Tuesday night's game can now be found here. |
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| Wednesday 15th September 2004 |
| Lance Key |
Club secretary Graham Richards has announced that Lance Key has signed for Southern League side Histon FC in a move to be closer to his young family in Cambridgeshire.
The veteran goalkeeper made 163 starts for the club and his honours as a Kingstonian player include an England semi-pro cap and being selected to tour with the prestigious Middlesex Wanderers.
The club would like to express its thanks to Lance for exceptional service and loyalty over three turbulent seasons at the club and wish him all the very best for the future. |
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| Tuesday 14th September 2004 |
| Worthing 2-0 Kingstonian |
Despite enjoying plenty of possession, a patched up Kingstonian side left Worthing empty handed following goals in either half from Andy Alexander and Paul Rogers. Worthing's Shaun Grice was sent off late in the first half whilst manager Alan Pook was ordered to leave the dugout.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Sunday 12th September 2004 |
| Harrow match report |
| The report of yesterday's game can now be found here. |
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| Youth kick off |
| Good luck to all the Kingstonian Youth sides, who kick off their first competitive matches today, for the upcoming season. Details on the whole set-up, as well as the individual teams, can be found in the youth section. |
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| Saturday 11th September 2004 |
| Kingstonian 1-0 Harrow Borough |
Kingstonian recorded their first win of the season following a fierce strike from Elliot Onochie just before the half hour mark - his second goal in three games for the club. Scott Steele's men continued a fine performance in the second half even after losing Matt Pattison to injury after three early substitutions and playing the game out with Bashiru Alimi struggling with a knock.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Tuesday 7th September 2004 |
| Coaches to upcoming away games |
Details of Supporters Club coaches can be found on the fixtures page for the following upcoming away games - Worthing, Billericay.
Please note that the new travel secretary of the supporters club is Gary Winters. To make a booking either phone him on 020 8949 7626 or email clubshop@kingstonian.net before the following deadlines: 9pm Wednesdays (for Saturday coaches), 9pm Sundays (for Tuesday coaches). |
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| Dover match report |
| The report of last night's game can now be found here. |
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| Monday 6th September 2004 |
| Kingstonian 0-0 Dover Athletic |
Despite coming close on a number of occasions, particularly in the first half, K's were unable to break the deadlock against former Conference opponents Dover in a high tempo game at Kingsmeadow.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Saturday 4th September 2004 |
| Tonbridge Angels 1-1 Kingstonian |
A debut goal from ex-Tooting striker Elliot Onoche looked to have earned K's their first win of the season at Longmead Stadium until Tonbridge scored a deserved equaliser with twelve minutes remaining.
The K's goal came after 20 minutes when a Dean Lodge corner was headed back across goal by Greg Ball for Onoche to head home from six yards out.
One almost became two just before the break when a fantastic run from Giles Coke ended with his shot cannoning back off of the angle of post and bar with the Angel's keeper totally beaten.
The equaliser came when a foul by Collins was punished with a free-kick on the K's right and when the subsequent cross came in the ball was bundled home at the far post.
An encouraging display from K's - particularly in the first-half.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Friday 3rd September 2004 |
| Cup successes for youth |
| Congratulations to the Kingstonian Youth U16's, U12's and U11's for winning pre-season tournaments at Brook House, AFC Wimbledon and Netherne Falcons respectively over the past few weeks. Full details of these and all other activities can be found in the youth section. |
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| Thursday 2nd September 2004 |
| Ash United v Kingstonian XI |
| Manager Scott Steele has arranged a friendly at Ash United for next Wednesday, kick off 7.30pm, to try out fringe players. |
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| Steve Levermore |
| Andy has informed us of the sad death of his uncle Steve Levermore yesterday. Aged 60, he passed away in Cheltenham hospital and was a K's supporter of over 30 years. Our thoughts are with his family and friends. |
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| Wednesday 1st September 2004 |
| Ryman League Clubcall |
| On the official Ryman League Clubcall line today (and Thursday), we speak to the new manager of Kingstonian. The interview can be heard by telephoning 09066 555 777 - calls cost 60p per minute. |
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